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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
12
A Philadelphia Bulletin style note laments two kinds of fools who haunt the river with stunt work and reckless behavior while another piece mocks simple life ignorance about proteins carbohydrates and nitrates in daily meals amid talk of a fancy hundred dollar dress and a dinner routine.
A Virginia man aged sixty five reports two years of severe eye inflammation improved after using Cutlerine Ointment. He tried physicians without relief, then home remedies, and after about a week saw clear progress. He praises the remedy and notes no recurrence.
Mark Twain praises the New York Society of Good Cheer as its sole male member. He quips about defending women and recounts reprimanding a Hannibal, Missouri woman who showed her children, noting her reply about a girl versus a boy.
One hundred dollars reward offered for cure of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Cheney & Co of Toledo endorses F J Cheney as honorable in business. Includes testimonials, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Also a note on unbusinesslike inventors from Electrical Review.
The clipping advises a home remedy for rheumatic pains or fatigue using one ounce compound syrup Sarsa parilla, one ounce Toris compound, and a half pint of whiskey. It instructs shaking the bottle before each dose and taking a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime, noting druggists can supply the ingredients.
Advertisement touts Adlen's Soulbase powder to shake into shoes for tired swollen aching feet. Claims relief and comfort for patent leather shoes with samples available free. Address listed as Allen 5 Glmat Lo Roy N. (unreadable).
A fragmented excerpt recounts Senator Depow being asked about Storlon from Europe. A Montanan mistaken for a Chester wall walker encounters a Liverpool diner and a puzzled waiter offers a moonlit walls stroll as a safe amuse-bouche before bed.
A lonely spruce in a yard corner recalls its Adirondack forest origins and a Christmas Eve memory. An old sawhorse and other castoff objects listen as the tree explains its journey from woods to a decorated room and back to exile in cold, dark days ahead.
A fragment from a historic page shows playful banter about a local painting or mural and a light jab at adults overindulging during Christmas. The excerpt highlights a small boy central to the scene and a breakfast-related line, suggesting a casually chaotic town mood.
A football coach relays that Dear Hones, the full back, is deadlier but may be rebuilt into a capable quarterback. Doctors say Bones could be remolded into a respectable quarterback despite his current setback.
Fragmentary OCR content mentions a young man and a girl in a setting with garbled dialogue about superstition and Christmas themes, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities.
Shoppers crowd the bargain counter in a rush as many vow to start their shopping in October. The scene features sober accents and a belief that preparations should begin early for next year’s festivities.
Fragmentary note questions why men wear long haley uniforms and suggests motives beyond intellect. Mentions Harold Gathall and references a humane aim behind attire.
A fragmented item cites a Redacted title about Willle Green and his sister asking where one goes after death. The text references Berlin and thremen per capita, suggesting a misread or garbled report on beliefs and demographics. The piece lacks clear dates or institutions.
From the Wide World Magazine natives of the Upper Congo prize edible caterpillars called Mita. They gather small caterpillars under two inches and larger hairy caterpillars five to six inches long. The small ones form clusters in tree branches and are easy to collect. the larger ones crawl over skin before frying, a sight not pleasing to behold.
A home remedy claims to quickly break up a cold and cure curable cough. Mix two ounces glycerine half ounce virgin oil of pine compound pure and eight ounces pure whisky in a large bottle. Readily available at drug stores. promoted by Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati.
Poetic quatrain extols constant smiling as a sign of success guiding a lifetime, urging smiles for all ages and moments from dawn to twilight. The verse personifies smiles as children of success.
A man from Iowa explains why many Midwest farmers are flocking to Saskatchewan and other Canadian lands. He notes cheap land, larger homesteads, and family ties as drivers, arguing the exodus mirrors a historic frontier movement with lasting ties to home and country. The piece reflects on identity, allegiance, and cross-border settlement as Canadian West growth accelerates.
Walter B Shaw, a one armed Civil War veteran, runs an underwater farm near Washington DC. Colorful water fills produce impounded ponds with Japanese carp and other fish. His ponds yield about $1,200 monthly with ten pools fed by a pipe system as he devotes full time to watery cultivation.
The submerged farm at Kenilworth near Washington supplies fresh flowers to hotels in Washington Boston New York and Philadelphia. The owner keeps busy meeting demand as flowers remain a bright feature rather than a burden for the workers.
The Philadelphia North American notes a busy global hair trade with Brittany and Germany among key suppliers. Buyers travel from Austria and Belgium to obtain the best supplies, with prices fluctuating widely and deals mainly at fairs or private shows. An agent or cutter showcases cloth or trinkets to entice sellers, offering 2 to 3 shillings for a pound of hair, and agents may earn 100 to 200 dollars depending on texture and beauty.
A garbled line notes a prohibitionist party trailing in a national election as the country awaits clearer results and regional variance. Water power and development are hinted as focal issues in the public discourse.
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