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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
That good health depends on right living and timely use of a simple remedy. The California Fig Syrup Co. promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a perfect laxative, urging buyers to obtain the genuine product from leading druggists.
A colonial era kitchen anecdote describes jump short pie made from drowned lambs in a mesh to explain the odd name. The second item recalls J K Hudson preferring to be called major after a civil war rank and Spanish war promotion.
A reader notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad guarantees $100 for any failure and invites testimonials from readers. It promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The poem describes spring’s colors and light with images of carlock and hemlock flowers, buttercups, budding vines, and a distant sun. The speaker pauses, sighs, and reflects on O mistler fields and tender night, in a nostalgic, romantic tone.
A fragment from the Wash on Star with Mr. Sirius Barker replying he has not seen the janitor and speculates his nationality based on temperature, suggesting an unnamed ethnicity.
For many years physicians and nurses have endorsed Kemp's Balsam as the medicine most likely to cure coughs. When Kemp's Balsam cannot cure a cough, few remedies remain reliable. Available at druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
Window boxes have become essential in city hotels with Easter flowers giving way to pansies geraniums and tropical greens. Hotels like the Astor Knickerbocker Plaza Cafe Martin and the Latham show vivid spring displays in their windows. Ministers honor John Calvin in Philadelphia two hundred ministers and laymen gather at the Bellevue Stratford to mark Calvin's 400th birthday banquet hosted by the Presbyterian Society of Philadelphia.
The article notes a failed ruse where Tompkins drops a halfpenny before a blind beggar to test if he will pick it up. It contrasts with a beggar-maker and a governor figure, hinting at moneylending and social satire in the era. It also mentions canaries priced differently by gender in Germany.
A collage of remarks on English irregularities and spelling from a scrap-book excerpt. It cites how verbs like be shift forms, laments irregular noun plurals, and includes an anonymous rhyme about odd plurals, then ends with a spoof about a combined talking machine.
Freesting ranks third in cattle with 29 116 025 head while Russia leads at 91 million and the United States at 69 million. Argentina holds third in horses at 7 581 276 head worth 206 826 834. Sheep total 67 211 700 worth 297 369 016, Australia leads with 83 million.
Jim Farthing and Rose flee a fire into Cherry Run valley. After a perilous escape they seek shelter in an old mill and a rough camp, cooking trout, building a fire and sharing quiet talk as night nears.
The Khedive opens the Kane dam across the Nile, linking Assuan reservoir and barrage systems in an Anglo Egyptian effort. The project aims to regulate floods, expand irrigated land, and support cotton sugar and grain crops with improved irrigation and transport across Egypt.
The text emphasizes the press as a tool to enlighten minds and improve civic virtue. It argues agriculture and commerce foundation for the nation and warns against letting individuals stray from shared principles.
In a G state town a school teacher held a public examination and asked about Grover Cleveland. A pupil answered Buffalo Bill after a class discussion, prompting a quick response from the teacher and the class.
One half pint of cooked peas served on lettuce with finely chopped mint leaves and French dressing. Garnish with thin carrot slices. Potion for sore eyes claims Petit's Ekyr Balve cures eye diseases. Howard Bros. Buffalo NY sells it.
New York attorney Charles Casalily Cook says the Cuban republic shows promise of stability after the Cuban insurrection. He notes a capable president Gomes and a cabinet of lawyers merchants and politicians, but warns of insurrection threats and office seekers. He argues foreign capital and a favorable treaty could boost both Cuba and US trade. Two years is the life of the average sailor.
A minister s wife recalls a two year nurse training period of coffee addiction from midnight to four am. She describes nervous breakdowns and violent billows attacks before switching to Postum which she says improved her health and removed the attacks after a year s use.
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