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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
5
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for elderly and children alike. It promises gentle relief without disturbing the system and offers a sample bottle by mail. The piece blends health product copy with brief, unrelated vignettes about Garfield Tea and a Taft dinner anecdote.
Two Youngstown Newsies argue over a bulletin about tensions with Russia over a treaty. They joke that the United States could defeat Russia with the Salvation Army. The exchange shows wartime sentiment in a local street scene.
The London Chronicle quotes a wartime anecdote about Irish militia training. An inspecting officer notes the regiments cannot hit a target as big as the Tower of London. The drill sergeant retorts that driving out landlords in Munster would follow if forced to shoot.
Privileged sightseers view a private menagerie show with a toothless lion tiger and wolf sharing a cage with a shivering lamb. The showman explains the animals have lived together about twelve months and notes the lamb is renewed occasionally.
A Fort Worth reader credits Postum with curing bilious temperament and malaria symptoms after giving up coffee. He reports weight gain, improved health, and red blood restoration, claiming coffee caused illness and Postum provided a remedy.
Luke de Mountford faces pressure from Uncle Lord Radclyffe and Philip as a Brussels murder case echoes in London. Louisa Harris counsels restraint while Luke seeks abroad refuge and a chance to secure his future amid social decline and a looming legal battle.
Fragmentary 19th century prose scene set in London with Colonel Harris Luke and Louisa debating plan to winter abroad. Characters discuss Rad and Uncle Rad’s health, potential travel with Mr. Mountford, and a drunken man’s fate amid tense lines and clipped dialogue.
A census summary reports poultry and egg production on farms through 1909. Total farms reporting fowls reached 5,666,754 with 488,468,354 birds, and farm egg output totaled 1,691,313,371 dozen valued at 306,658,060 dollars. Egg volume rose 23 percent since 1899 while value surged 112 percent, to over 162 million dollars.
The piece recalls Dublin as a potential capital again with Sackville Street praised as the finest thoroughfare. It cites Nelson's column and O'Connell monument, and notes Westminster Gazette and Greville praising Dublin's public buildings and streets, comparing to London and Merion Square.
A mix of brief items covers Belgium's population shift to urban centers led by Brussels Antwerp Ghent and Liege. London fuel shortages during a coal strike. Irish housing law pushing bachelors to marry or leave municipal cottages. Britain sets minimum wage for women in tailoring with apprentice wages outlined. Nathaniel T Meginnies the 67 year old Maryland law student. export value of electrical apparatus at $19 965 636. Bensony hosts 160 temperate organizations with 22 000 members.
At a Mankato Chautauqua, doctors agreed to hire a call boy to summon absent physicians without disrupting the speaker. During Strickland W. Gilliland's talk a doctor received a platform call and left ostentatiously prompting laughter. The speaker quipped that the move showed how his brother began. The crowd roared.
A man recounts a severe leg wound from a fall that scraped flesh to the bone. After trying balsam fir and other salves, Cuticura Ointment stopped the pain and promoted healing. Mrs. M. E. Fairchild praises Cuticura Soap for gentle cleansing without smarting, and both products are sold nationwide with free samples offered by the company.
A fragmented ad style claim touts Garfield Tea as a remedy aiding river and kidney troubles, biliovaneas and constipation. It cites Beecher quotes and references to Andrew Jackson and Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago.
Edward Lyell Fox argues that a baseball star earns top salaries only while performance and fan appeal remain high. A star's value relies on standout play that draws crowds and revenue, and wages fade when sensationalism wanes.
A historic notice touts over five million free samples of Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder shipped yearly. The ad claims constant, increasing mileage of samples proves the product’s merit for tired aching swollen feet.
An assortment of old time ads and quips praising Paxtine Antiseptic for mouth care, Garfield Tea for liver troubles, Mrs Winslow’s Teething Syrup, and assorted moral sayings. The fragment cites product claims and dental hygiene tips amid brief anecdotes.
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