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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
6
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills claim to soothe stomach liver and nerves and aid digestion without calomel. Sold by druggists in 10 and 21 cents with free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors. Also promotes Munyon's Cold Remedy and Rheumatic Remedy with prices shown.
The piece explains the origin of Boho Square in London once named Monmouth Square after the Duke of Monmouth, renamed King’s Square after his execution, and then nicknamed So hone from Soho by Monmouth partisans. It also notes Denver’s municipal theater thriving under Mayor Speer with popular pricing and unique city management.
The article argues Central Canada experiences rapid settlement across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with rail stations every seven to eight miles. It notes grain profits around 195 million dollars in 1909 up from 120 million last year and highlights seasonal travel by 50 000 residents visiting homes abroad.
An old advertisement touts a cold remedy claiming it will break up a cold in twenty four hours and cure any cough. The recipe calls for two ounces glycerine, a half-ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound, and eight ounces pure whisky, mixed in a large bottle. The Virgin Oil of Pine is stated to be prepared by Leach Chemical Co. in Cincinnati and sold in half-ounce vials.
A lively note suggests a living man who is misunderstood could seek employment as a train announcer. The playful idea frames the subject as a fit for public address duties aboard transit.
A Kansas City Star feature extols the trap drummer in the Orpheum act. It details his busy role creating 176 noises with 15 to 20 instruments and controlling cues that drive laughter and tension during the stage illusion and dramatic scenes.
Fragmentary text presents a garbled stream with names and phrases lacking clear context or identifiable events or entities. The readable portions mention George and Willie in a disjointed, nonsensical sequence, offering no verifiable actions or outcomes.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer feature a witness known as Todgers dodges questions from opposing counsel and even the judge. The judge adjourns the hearing to 10 o clock tomorrow morning praising the opposing side for progress as the exchange reveals the suspect nature of the Ramrod Trust and its alleged dealings.
An 1909 letter recalls a tenacious outbreak of a skin itch in Dowlais, South Wales, touching many families. He cites failed medical remedies and credits Cuticura products with dramatic cures after a few days of treatment. The writer, Thomas Hugh of Chicago, promotes the remedies and notes long personal use.
An alleged cure for coughs and colds is described as a scientist approved remedy. The formula uses glycerine pine concentrate and whisky with doses every four hours. Pharmacists can supply ingredients, with Concentrated Pine sold in half ounce vials. The boast claims hundreds cured last winter.
Spahn's Distemper Cure is marketed as effective for all distemper forms in horses and dogs with every bottle guaranteed. The Goshen Indiana firm reports over 600000 bottles sold last year at 3.50 and 1.00, seeking good druggists and agents and offering a free book. The latter witticism notes bachelor sleep and vanity.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces of the Eustachian tube and touts the Catan Cure as a treatment. It offers $100 for any deafness case cured by other means, notes circulars from F J Chenkey & Co of Toledo, and ends with a quip about a man selling a painted beehive.
Fragmentary ad style text promotes a product named BROMO QUININE Phat as a laxative and claims world use to cure a cold in one day. Mentions KW GROVE signature and warnings about health cultivation and potential fever and weeds.
An old styled advertisement from Marine Eye Remedy calling Chicago as the source for a 48 page illustrated Eye Book. It claims the product relieves eye trouble and advises proper application for special cases. It mentions the druggist praising benefits and a price of 600, recommending use for adults and babies on scaly eyelids and granulatioa.
Elmer A. Day observed a man clinging to a hotel desk trying to stay upright. The stranger challenged Day asking if he appeared drunk, and Day answered calmly hoping to avert a confrontation.
The president of the State Historical Society proclaimed Washington’s status as never having been under foreign domination. He noted that unlike other regions, the Northwest has always remained American territory with only the Stars and Stripes ever flown over it.
All the household silver cleaned in seconds with Electrus Silver Cleaner. Just dip in hot water rinse and wipe dry. Tarnish and spots removed instantly leaving silver bright as new. Safe for silver. Hall Specialty Sales v Braceyville offers full sized package.
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