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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
9
A fragment discusses stomach gas and suggests CAS CARETS as relief. It imagines awkward social moments and includes a humorous aside about Mars and alien conversations. The text also mentions fashionable foulards with renewed popularity.
A collection of humorous and moral snippets features observations on manners and society. It includes quips about long lasting words, old guards, barber shop roguery, elevator etiquette, and preacher salaries, plus light humor on mediums, minstrel jokes, and romantic missteps. An advertisement for Allen’s Foot-Ease offers a free sample and foot care claims.
Two carpenters on J. G. Schmidt’s house at East Fifteenth and Fast Ankeny streets fell when the scaffold gave way. One was embedded in a cement barrel while the other clung to the ceiling. Mr Schmidt and architect Otto Kleemann freed the ceiling man first and then broke the barrel to release the other.
A mix of quips on friendship and flirtation, with satirical lines on philosophy and self restraint. The piece hints at dating advice, social errors, and the dangers of alcohol misperception, all in a breezy colonial tone.
In Loston Post reporting, a dog named Major testified for the defense in the superior criminal court before Judge De Courcy. The black collie aided Charles Neszery against a city ordinance charge over disturbance. the jury acquitted Neszery.
An elderly Marion resident, Elder A. Pickerill, credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney secretion pains and general malaise. The ad cites a 1906 endorsement and notes price and distributor Foster Milburn Co. It also includes a string of humorous aphorisms and assorted publication filler typical of the era.
A convalescing patient waits for a proper meal as the doctor urges restraint in all actions. The nurse serves tapioca and the doctor stresses proportional care, leading to a comic plea for a postage stamp to read.
Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas claims a year of intense itching and scaly skin ended after two to three applications of Cuticura Ointment followed by continued use of Cuticura Soap and Pills. He notes a hospital diagnosis of severe eczema with no relief prior to trying the product.
A historical account links a series of misfortunes to the Holy Terror mine near Keystone. Thomas C. Blair and William Franklin founded the mine after a gold find, with ownership passing through several parties. A string of deaths, accidents, and litigation followed, including the 1895 death of Franklin and the 1898 deaths of Fayal and Mrs. Franklin, alongside bankruptcies and a costly valueless struggle.
Thomas Blanton of East St Louis, ill, forced by doctor to resign as police magistrate and take a street sweeping job. He earns $1.50 daily, saying health, not money, matters. he seeks air, outdoor exercise, and a square meal while recovering. He once umpired in several minor leagues nationwide.
A humorous verse describing a suitor's ideal wife. he seeks beauty and virtue yet ends with a punch line about preferring an old maid with cash. The poem reflects light verse on marriage expectations and social norms of courtship.
Louisville Courier-Journal reports Kentucky's central and northern counties will lead a record Burley tobacco crop. Eastern mountain counties, spurred by high prices, plan to grow tobacco on creek bottoms and cleared hillsides. Farmers in Clay and Owsley counties are planting beds and preparing bottom lands for harvest. Planters expect to ship by raft or small boats to Frankfort or Louisville for sale.
Various short items from 19th century papers feature domestic scenes and wry social quips. A boy’s misdeeds provoke harsh moralizing, a maid briskly controls a domestic scene, a railroad station waitress sketches human vanity, and a jewelry clerk riffs on souvenir spoons. A Baltimore rumor of a breach of promise ends with a five thousand dollar note.
A southern state public school superintendent recounts his mother's long battle with heart issues and stomach trouble. After trying Postum during a dinner, the family switched from coffee and saw marked health improvements including reduced headaches and better overall condition.
Washington notes recount Representative Walter Brownlow of Tennessee losing patience during a White House call. An aide failed to reach the president, prompting Brownlow to demand contact with his intellectual equal. The operator answered with Trello, guiding him to a government hospital for the insane across the river.
A lighthearted item from the Philadelphia Record notes a social scene mishap as Mr. Guzxiir, drunk at the cenner, attempts to blow froth off a charlotte russe, prompting amused chatter about a musical lockout atmosphere.
An old newspaper ad extols Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cleansing antiseptic that cures while you walk. It claims millions of testimonials, notes savings on stockings, and warns against imitations while urging buyers to insist on the genuine article. Also includes a brief comic fragment and an observation on dream psychology.
An old Rockland Maine advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for backache linked to female weakness. It cites Mrs Witt Young of Rockland as a user and invites sick women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice while warning backache signals root causes. The ad includes promotional copy and agent solicitation text.
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