23 Jun 1910
Page 3
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
Reader notices and advertisements include Doan's Kidney Pills claims from Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York and Cuticura Soap and Ointment pitches promoting skin care and family use. Also mentions a London home with a hunter's qualification tale.
The text presents garbled phrases about an alliance and a long time fairness. A Scots character named Jem is mentioned alongside Peebles and a peacock, amid cryptic dialogue and stray names.
An advertisement extols Libbys Corned Beef as a waste free ready to eat option. It describes serving ideas from hash and omelette to creamed corned beef and New England boiled dinner, touting convenience and savings for housewives. It urges choosing Libby McNeill Libby products and notes the brand name clearly.
A fashion note describes a white foulard with black ring spots and two black bands at the knee and hem, paired with crushed tan cuffs. Warren Harch of Atchison, noted for charm, appears in the scene, while Corinne Ludlum, still described as pretty, is the honoree at a sister hosted bridge gathering.
An advertisement explains Grape-Nuts aids digestion and mental function. It claims the cereal is nutritious and partially pre digested, supplying phosphates to brain and nerve centers. The copy promotes The Road to Wellville and links to Postum Cereal Company in Battle Creek Michigan.
A National Magazine piece depicts a congressman entertaining a guest from Ireland. The guest remarks on vivid red lobsters served, joking about Irish delicacies and a wave of humor as the scene shifts to Washington.
An old notice asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. claims a nationwide sale with a promise of $1000 reward if it fails to cure catarrh. The document cites a notary and mentions Toledo Ohio and Lucas County. It presents testimonial style language about internal treatment targeting blood and mucous membranes.
Mary McLane, once the mining camp sensation with The Story of aay McLane, returns to Butte Montana after seven years abroad. She calls the city ugly yet shows affection for family as she plans to write and perhaps buy a Montana ranch.
A woman helps retrieve a trapped figure from an arch floor as a boy assists, the rope nearly slips several times but she finally secures the load and frees him. The scene unfolds with a curios mix of dialogue and action in a confined space.
A long running remedy praised as a trusted women's health product. The letter from Mrs Ross of Corry Pa endorses its benefits for menstrual pain and postnatal use, noting relief and continued support. Lydia E Pinkham invites sick women to write for free advice from Lynn Mass.
A Sunday telegram delivery to a minister ends with a question from the usher about the preacher’s length of sermon. A cryptic collection of ads and quips follows, ending with a note on a pedestrian suing an automobile owner for $10,000.
The readable text mentions a balanced grand piano invented in England with a hinged lid to distribute sound. It references a duplicate slide and a wind feature with Bee bottles. It further contains garbled phrases about faithfulness and a dog and a potential kick as reward.
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