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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
5
An old newspaper ad touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills claiming to relieve constipation and improve complexion with claims of stomach and liver benefits. It references low prices and urges readers to try the product without calomel.
Irving Bacheller quotes Commodore Vanderbilt in a tale about educating William Vanderbilt for the railroad business. The story has the father sending the son to work on a farm and then testing his business sense by buying manure for a railroad purposes, prompting laughter at the mischievous reply.
A couple in a Sheffield railway carriage were mistaken for a bridal pair. After the train departed the groom lifted his coat to reveal rice and quipped to his partner that he had stolen the bridegroom’s overcoat, eliciting broad smiles.
An old advertisement claims a catarrh cure can be purchased with a one hundred dollar reward for honesty. It mentions F J Chaney of Toledo and firms Kinnan Mangin Whal and Hall's Catarrh Cure acting directly on blood and mucous surfaces. It urges testimonials by mail and notes pills for constipation.
The Windsor Magazine notes the first lifeboat of modern design still survives at Redcar in Yorkshire. Placed in 1802 to save ships near the Tees, it was built by a Sunderland shipwright from his own plans and earned £1200 from Parliament for merit. After over 70 years of service it was retired and stored away.
A New York public school supervisor tests kindness with a difficult pupil who admits another boy funded his attendance with a dime. The story contrasts with Jamaica where the legislature narrowly defeated women’s suffrage, yet Jamaican women vow to continue the fight for a century or more.
A Fond du Lac Wisconsin woman recounts indigestion relief after four years of trouble. She credits Grape Nuts and Postum with freeing sour stomach heart palpitations and enabling walking stairs and hills. She praises health improvements and recommends continued use.
The article recounts General John A. Logan issuing the May 6 1868 proclamation designating May 30 1864 as a day to decorate graves of Union dead. It quotes Logan urging reverent observance, preservation of graves, and continued duties to widows and orphans, with the flag raised over sacred remains.
Special treasury agent General W. T. Clark recalls how a brigade loaned to Mexican forces during border tensions led to a skirmish with imperial troops. Clark notes Sheridan’s provocations near the Rio Grande and a Mexican charge that drove off French soldiers, after which he quipped the brigade “cleaned out the Frenchmen.”
The Memphis Commercial Appeal recalls Memorial Day with a reverent reflection on veterans, families, and national unity. It honors the sacrifice of soldiers and the steadfast courage of mothers and wives, urging a nationwide day to decorate graves and remember all who served.
Reader reflects on preferring country quiet over city noise with imagery of trees bees brooks birds and distant music. Ad copy touts Hamlin’s Wizard Oil promising quick relief for sore joints and muscles with topical use.
A Pennsylvania inventor offers a waterproof silk hat protector with a hemmed pocket and drawstring to fit most hats. Promoted as simple, portable aid for sudden showers, the device could save husbands money by preventing bonnet damage.
An advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine as a remedy for indigestion sour stomach constipation headaches backache and general misery. It urges readers to buy at a drugstore for 25 cents and promises quick, almost immediate relief.
Pat moves kegs of powder and is caught smoking by the foreman who recalls a past explosion that killed a dozen men. Pat冷 replies that only they two are present, while noting there are just 55 female physicians in the German empire.
Classified notice advertising paid employment by the Den Bales Company in Fort Worth Texas seeks applicants for steady permanent work with positive prospects. It mentions Liberty Street Franklin and lists address A Madden as contact.
In a courtroom snapshot, Champleigh, fined $10 for speeding, asks to charge the officer who detained him, arguing the patrolman's motorbike speed exceeded the limit by similar margins. The judge presses for specifics as the unusual exchange unfolds.
If Your Eyes Gather 108 a box of Pettit's Eye Salve, old reliable, most successful eye remedy made. All druggists of Howard Bros. Buffalo, N. .
Milwaukee Aero club plans an August homecoming aerial program with at least eight gas bags. The event features a hare and hound balloon race with Pabst aircraft and multiple balloons ascending together for contests and exhibitions. The hare balloon lands first to claim the prize while followers close in.
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