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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
3
Two Kansas City sisters visit homes making rounds to leave cards with maids when residents are absent. One sister smiles at finding no answer, then the other rebukes her, warning that the homeowners may be watching them from windows.
Dr Henry Churchill King tells a Chicago Congregational club audience about a man who staggered from a St Louis exposition building and asked the name of the structure to check it off, illustrating a humorous moment.
The Chicago Tribune quotes a professor praising a preacher's daughter who chased a purse snatcher to the penitentiary after a southward incident. The remark highlights swift justice and moral resolve applauded by the professor.
A physician claims insomnia and nervous dyspepsia fade when coffee is replaced with Postum, a non caffeinated beverage. He cites a Georgia doctor who treated nervous dyspepsia by quitting coffee and drinking Postum, and promotes Instant Postum as a convenient, tasteless alternative sold by grocers nationwide.
In Queen Anne era London Prue Brooke, a waveringly cautious heiress, and Robin Freemantle, a pardoned highwayman, meet after his reprieve. She fears exposure as he reveals exile and a secret packet for allies. A chase through Strand streets leads to a decisive transfer of the packet and hopeful plans for future escape.
Robin meets a one eyed beggar while hurrying toward the city then reaches Matthew Double the lawyer by Birand Street. Double and a shabby aide help arrange a plan for a large inheritance, while Robin ponders his peril and seeks a disguise cloak.
A fragment from Woman's World notes Kaufman and a barber shop scene. Balkan war rhetoric fills the piece with martial imagery and historical references. Other items include a quip about John Quincy Adams client, a Marconi picture transmission claim, a $3.1 million inheritance tax case, and Chicago's new anti electrolysis ordinance.
An advertisement warns against harsh purgatives for women and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective remedy. It claims it strengthens stomach and bowels, offers a free trial by mail, and provides the Monticello Illinois address for orders.
Wayback asks what his son is doing in the city. Hayloft says he studies for a doctor. Wayback wonders if the doctor is too lazy to study himself.
Two stylish women discuss a camp visit and soldiers arms in a playful tramcar chat. The dialogue shifts through mock opera plots and social set pieces about fashion stores and wages, ending with a quip on life’s grind and wits.
Autobiography excerpt recalls vice regal Ire land events at St Patrick's Day gatherings. Guests reportedly feasted and plundered with some bold antics. A stout elderly lady stuffed a fowl into a bag and quipped to the comptroller about ham.
The Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swelling and fatigue. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling subsided and he felt reenergized. He remained convinced of the remedy and encouraged correspondence for more information.
A humorous dialogue probes money trust and banking error as a wife fears bankers will misidentify funds. A cab fare quip contrasts direct routes with roundsabout travel. A teething syrup advert and a brief cartoon caption touch on daily life and romance alongside a distant look of Gladys.
The monocle, once a trend in England, lingered in Paria as its last stronghold before fading. Invented by a Turkish dandy and noticed by oculists for its harm, it first appeared at the Vienna Congress in 1814. The piece notes that folly endures about a century and jokes about geometry and fate hours.
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