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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
12
A reader from Galena reports taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for fibroids irregularities and related ills. The note, cited in the Boston Globe, praises the remedy and urges others to seek guidance for female health concerns.
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute in New York urged the higher education of the masses at a dinner. He called hygiene education the newest lawn of hygiene and warned it can be taught only to those who understand it.
A humorous anecdote about William who forgets the word mutton and asks for two pounds of sheep steak at the butcher shop. The butcher correctly provides mutton, highlighting language mixups. The passage ends with a reflection on opinions about houses and cleanliness.
Thomas C. Shotwell reports from New York on Taft’s tariff tangle with Canada. He cites 150,000 to 250,000 American farmers crossing into the Canadian northwest in 1910, with Europe and urban arrivals filling U S farms. Canada gains agricultural heft while U S wheat supply lags population. The tariff on cattle and wheat must be removed to ease food production across borders.
In a Chicago Tribune item a Boston traveler asks a woman to let him shovel snow for a meal. The exchange contrasts the immigrant's plight with urban charity as he offers labor in exchange for food.
A courteous man in Boston ends up in a street collision with another. He jokeingly asks the other to “not mention it” and defers blame with a bow. A separate spoof ad promotes Allen's Powder as a shoe comfort aid, followed by a quip about census marriage counts.
The speakers discuss a London opinion lady and a second lady, noting a black eye and prison status. They mock aging women who wear freak shoes and store hair, reflecting informal gossip and social judgments.
The Philadelphia North American reports rising rivalry between two bank protection outfits led by famed thief takers. It cites crime costs, annual arrests, and payrolls as the new force against professional criminals, including the estimated 260,000 thieves and 400 million dollars yearly cost to the public.
The advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a quick remedy for constipation indigestion jaundice biliousness and related stomach and liver disorders. It offers a free package by sending a postal request to Munyon's Home Remedy Co at 684 and Jefferson Streets Philadelphia.
In a ninth birthday party scene from the Woman's Home Companion, Helen endures a quarrel with a pretty girl until a plain, gentle child resolves the tension. Helen explains to her mother that people do not always match their outer appearances.
Two year old Harry, visiting grandpa on the farm, sees live lambs for the first time and asks where the wheel is after mistaking a toy lamb for the real animal. The tale captures a child's curiosity and playful misunderstanding on a rural visit.
If you have blurry or running eyes use Pettit’s Wyn Balve Bic. Available from All Grariots or Howard Bros in Buffalo.
A terse fragment hints at questions about revealing something to a friend and seeking to share with a friend. The text is incomplete and unclear but implies a request or remark about disclosing information.
A poetic prose fragment titled Descriptive Poem Expresses longing for a glorious city with rich portals and fragrant air. The piece imagines lovers and heavenly waters, ending with attribution to W. T. Speaker for Tribune.
Samuel J. Taylor of Goshen Indiana testifies that kidney trouble lasting three decades caused gravel and needed crutches, but Doan’s Kidney Pills cured him and he has been trouble free for years. Also mentions Cuticura remedies and a humorous Pedler cartoon joke about stain removal.
The article quashes frauds and touts remedies like Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr Pierce's pills. It notes exaggerated testimonials, questionable treatments, and various advertisements claiming cures for catarrh constipation and digestive issues. It ridicules sham medical claims while referencing multiple products and touting dubious reputations.
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