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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
10
A Buffalo New York reader Mrs Nellie Malham describes a nervous householder whose irritability affects family life and claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers relief for women with nervous prostration and related symptoms.
A Fredonia New York resident reports severe nervous prostration and female weakness improved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She praises its effects through the Change of Life and urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's ailments. It markets the tonic to address a range of complaints attributed to female health, highlighting its natural herbal ingredients and curative claims.
Testimony from thousands last year notes a westward shift as agricultural incomes rise. The government grants 160 acres free to bona fide farmers, with railways expanding access to churches schools markets fuel and modern conveniences. A 90 million bushel wheat crop adds tens of millions to Western farmers amid grain and cattle gains. Information from Ottawa immigration officials and agents in Minnesota South Dakota New York aligns with the program.
Learn at home during your spare time to become a barber with The Tonsors System. Training promises a position earning up to $25 per week after qualification. Address: The Vongers Co, Pula Broadway, Kansas City, MO.
An old ad claims cure for mile illness and falling sick news with a pay after approval option. It promises full treatment on approval and demands $1.50 only after two weeks, or nothing if not satisfied, directing readers to mail to Mile die Medicine Co in Kansas.
The New York Weekly item shows a father anxious over finances and a son and daughter discussing his anger over a purchased bulldog that did not arrive, highlighting tension between parental concern and youthful intrigue.
An advertisement promotes Nature's per peer Laxative by Garfield Tew as a simple herb remedy. It claims to ease constipation regulate liver and kidneys purify the blood and bring wealth under Pure Food and Drugs Law.
A playful fragment from Karper's Weekly jokes about a dumbwaiter breaking away on its wall and causing confusion among waiters. The head waiter notes the dumbwaiter is up a dumbwaiter, with humorous mispronunciations and a chaotic scene at a restaurant.
A Bay City Michigan woman recalls a long struggle with a persistent rash on her daughter spreading behind the ears neck and face. After ineffective salves and a specialist, she reports improvement with Cotlorn remedies and notes the remarkable change observed since May 20.
In a Wyoming cattle country one room school, a teacher shows long sound marks on letters. A young student excitedly answers, I know teacher, that is Bar A, revealing rural schooling and the humor of early phonics.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for a cure failure and promises testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation. A short dialogue follows about stock transfer and a bluffing car thief.
The Chicago Record Herald recounts how Chief Brion O’Donnell tricked the famed trader B P Hutchinson, known as Old Hutch, by staging a burglary in his house. A reformed former criminal entered Hutchinson’s home, stealing two sheets and an antique clock, to prove the claim the burglar could enter unseen.
Mrs. Charles N Preston of Elkland Pa reports three years of fatigue weight loss and sugar in urine. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills for rapid relief and regained health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Also Denver Post note on Rich fugitive sought in California with reward.
The article previews a popular one piece frock in summer fabrics, noting its versatility from plain to lace and handwork. It highlights inset embroidery, Valenciennes lace, tucks, and delicate color use, with examples including bib fronts, panels, and corset-like bodices.
McCalls essay muses on positive parenting suggesting mothers replace constant donts with constructive activities. It recalls a child noting the garden full of please donts and urges turning warnings into safe, engaging tasks like sewing doll clothes to foster intelligent interest in children.
The article describes a pale pink batiste robe with narrow pin tucks and elaborate lace inserts. One piece gowns feature lace running vertically or around the garment, with wide strips of princess lace and tuck flounces extending toward the floor, finishing in narrow tucks.
The excerpt enumerates the pyramids in Egypt the Hanging Gardens at Babylon the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus the Colossus of Rhodes the Statue of Zeus at Olympia and the Pharos of Alexandria in a historical account.
A reader seeks a lotion to hold curls in summer heat. A proposed recipe calls for bruised quince seed boiled in water, strained, with added alcohol and cologne. Applied before cutting, it keeps hair wiry for several days before reapplication.
A dubious health note promises rapid weight loss by soda-solution baths. It claims four pounds of soda dissolved in hot water can shed ten pounds in a week or two. Baths must be very hot and repeated nightly, with gradual exercise to follow. discontinue if weakening occurs.
An elder boy asks what to do after a mother uses too many don'ts. The author suggests assigning safe tasks like building a dog house from broken boxes to amuse and calm children. Parents should plan activities to reduce mischief and boredom.
The article explains cutting button holes in satin wallets using a sharp chisel and hammer for clean cuts. It advises choosing a chisel slightly wider than the button and notes the method remains effective for heavy wooling, while warning against easy damage.
A German woman entered a city department store and asked for three ducks and other items in garbled phrases. A clerk who understood German sent for help. the exchange highlighted a language barrier during a routine purchase.
An article extols American medicinal roots and their curative powers for digestion heart and female ailments. It notes Dr. T V Pierce of Buffalo offers free booklets explaining extracts from native roots and guarantees alcohol-free prescriptions produced by chemists with specialized equipment.
From the New York Weekly a customer complains that pants bend at the knees after one day, while the dealer touts patent knee stretching pants that allegedly make wearers look like literary figures such as Charles Dickens or William Shakespeare.
Spring promotes Garfield Ten as a blood purifier made from clean herbs. It claims to purify the blood cleanse the system clear the complexion eradicate disease and promote good health for young and old.
A humorous vignette about a poor suitor who cannot match a beloved’s costly gowns. She questions his dress and he blushes, replying with a witty remark about how he might eat the expensive clothes rather than wear them.
An urchin style ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to relieve tired sweating hot and swollen feet. The offer lists free samples from Olmsted Le Roy NY with a 25 cent price in stores and druggists. A stray wedding joke follows about a bridegroom's shocked look at his bride.
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