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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
3
A Montreal paper notes Western Canada may harvest 100 to 110 million bushels of wheat in 1908 with high prices, boosting rail traffic and banking liquidity. Cardston Alberta reports steady yields with No 1 quality wheat, pasture fat cattle, and optimism for 1909 if weather stays favorable.
A fragmented page combines a spoof lecture line about literacy and a clutter of ads. It mentions a mock mystery explanation, a line about young women with pretty teeth, and a crude note on gallows. It advertises LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE branded by B. W. Ghovel as a one day cure for a cold, with stray farming advice about grain and pasture.
In a Col lier s article Dr Frederick Paterson suggests thought may blister hands or ulcer feet and links it to miraculous changes. cites Saint Francis of Assisi and a Vienna doctor professor Krafftling. a staged plaster test allegedly produced a blister though hidden. Garfield Tea advertised as a laxative.
An Irishman with a mangled hand enters the Boston City hospital relief station and, amid his pain, asks if it is the relief station. The officer probes his name and marriage status, then the man jokes that he fears it may be the pumping station.
Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland recounts intense ten month eczema ordeal on face and arms. After poor relief from a skin specialist and many remedies she found relief after four to five applications of Cuticura Ointment and two complete sets of Cuticura Remedies.
A Buffalo Methodist recalls Bishop Fowler’s wit and severity noting his habit of denouncing gambling houses and the ruined, with a grim joke about Jonah and those who funded his voyage. The remark highlights Fowler’s blunt, judgmental style and memorable quips.
An advertisement promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. The claim emphasizes quick relief with a guaranteed result and refunds.
In a quip about a notorious case, Commissioner Bingham of New York criticized a corporation as hoggish. He cited a tale of a young victim who discovers a friend and a woman in his apartment and laments his loss of rooms, stereo, wine, and his girl.
Camden New Jersey resident Mrs W P Valentine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after headaches back pain and weakness. Gardiner Maine resident S A Winnama says it cured a female disease after doctors suggested hospital surgery. The letters claim relief from inflammation ulceration displacements fibroid tumors and other female ailments urging others to try the remedy.
Smart brides embrace white satin mules as a new wedding shoe trend from directoire influences. Heavily adorned with tulle and orange blossoms, they pair with various gown colors and are part of the bride’s evolving trousseau. Handcrafted prayer books and framed marriage certificates become heirlooms, while perfumed satin toiletry cases in multiple sizes accompany the bridal wardrobe.
A Philadelphia item describes a small grocery with meat market tied to light housekeeping customers in upper Manhattan. Clerks joke about fitting Delmonico steaks to skillets and plates, small turkey orders, long slender sweet potatoes, and daily five cent coffee purchases, all reflecting careful budgeting and humor.
An unnamed figure described as a working politician causes concern as critics push for accountability. Supporters defend efforts to deliver results while avoiding missteps that could jeopardize credibility.
A nostalgic look contrasts doughnuts and crullers in New York with references to cooking authorities. The piece jokes about fresh doughnut and cruller preparations, notes regional preferences, and recalls old methods and memories of weekend frying traditions.
Frank G Stanley, volunteer for the State Humane Society, reports heavy coyote predation in deep snow. Twelve deer killed in one incident along with many birds, grouse and beaver losses documented. He plans to petition game commissioners and seek legislative action for a bounty on coyotes.
A sports editor known for talk remains informed on sports while confirming he has just left college. The remark suggests a shift in perception of his expertise after the departure.
An old Baltimore advertisement recalls kidney pain post Civil War with Dean's Kidney Pills claimed to cure after three boxes. It contrasts a Pittsburg editor Ira Sankey musings on liquor capacity and a beggar who jokes he can be “drunk on 20 cents,” illustrating wartime and postwar humor.
An old classified ad promotes selling guns and traps cheap and buying furs and hides from 105 N. W. Hide and Fur Co. Minneapolis Minnesota. A humorous exchange follows about a bachelor named Mr Henpeck and family jokes in a short dialogue about marriage and eligibility.
An Oxford student guides two fair cousins through Christehunol college. He explains the picture gallery, ironwork, and the bell tower as a tour highlights. A mysterious incident with a second story entry endangers a lone visitor, leaving questions about a missing soul.
Letters from readers extol Peruna as a cure for catarrh headaches and related symptoms. Testimonials claim complete relief after using fractions of a bottle and urge others to try it. The ad notes Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio and offers a free Almanac for 1909.
A Philadelphia nun’s wife confronts her husband over money in a tense exchange. He admits lacking funds and offers a note for 200 dollars. She responds with restrained calm, implying she can impose harsher consequences than the creditor.
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