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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
5
Mrs. Wm Hohmann of Chicago reports long standing bronchial catarrh and cough cured after using Peruna. She says three bottles improved appetite, reduced chest pains, and allowed restful sleep, claiming it cured where doctors failed. She urges others with consumption symptoms to try Peruna.
A Massachusetts Naval Reserve member nearly misreports the sky during a San Francisco cruiser voyage. On a clear night with stars bright and no visible moon, he cries light ahoy and misidentifies the rising moon, apologizing after the officer’s scolding. The moment ends with a corrected moon ahoy shout.
A Youngstown Telegram quip notes a local ironworker’s newborn leads to a pun when a friend asks for Mat. The father reveals the child’s name is Mattress, after the planned Mat. The exchange highlights playful naming humor in a small community.
A Sharply phrased quip from Harper's Bazar links the idea of experience to a college yell. The witty line plays on education and experience as a social stereotype.
A Boston educator describes improved health after adopting Grape-Nuts and a raw egg breakfast. She cites relief from nervous exhaustion, constipation, and enhanced brain power and stamina, thanking Grape-Nuts for the change and recommending the product as a path to well-being.
A collage of lines praising the Scottish poet through admiring musings of Holme, Holmes, Longfellow, and Halleck. The verse extols his humanity honesty and independence, noting how his songs transform landscapes and touch the common people.
Horace Greeley receives a bath at Herald Square, with the New York Herald noting the veteran editor looks ten years younger. The piece jokes about his need for grooming and his public profile, with Greeley quipping about pressed trousers and shining shoes.
The Outing Magazine reports deer kill estimates from 1910 in Maine Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana New York Oregon Washington Idaho Colorado. Officials show about 40000 deer killed in season with similar out of season losses. main issue is local hunter control for game preservation.
A city man took a job with a western Kansas farmer but left after asking to stay somewhere all night. The farmer questioned the plan and the man replied he would find a place to stay instead.
Two young girls overheard an older group discussing skeletons. A 6 year old says a skeleton is bones with the people off, prompting a terse debate on the meaning of the term.
Poem fragment listing personae at life’s gate and death’s gate including Hope Love Youth Age Joy Care Wealth Wisdom Power and wealth as masks and mummers. attributed to William Watson.
A manager reassures an employee who misinterprets guidance about exercising a valve. The exchange cites a prior claim of a fine pitch and suggests a tar factory as a fitting setting for demonstration, prompting clarification.
The Diamond Ship pursues a shadowy freighter as Imroth’s rogue vessel advances its plan. A bolt of misfortune strikes seaman Holland, and the crew braces for new danger while a second relief ship looms on the sunrise horizon.
The crew debates retreat when a steam blast and a lookout threat arise. A stranger joins the deck and stirring talk follows about a supposed Marconigram message and a planned search for the unseen sender aboard the ship.
Aunt Jane dies while sick at Mrs. Smiths Southern estate. Ephraim reports she died at midnight without a doctor present. The scene underscores lingering servitude and informal caregiving after slavery in Mack's Monthly style.
A motor car sped down the high street and struck a pedestrian carrying a basket of potatoes at the corner. The victim, who recovered, heard a spectator remark it was lucky, and quipped that if he had been carrying onions he might have been worse off.
In Milan two churches Vi tale and St Ambrogio claim possession of the remains of Saint Batiro. The dispute between the churches has grown heated as they seek to secure sacred relics and assert title to the holy relics
The Holy See appointed a commission after a decade long inquiry to determine the resting place of St Latiro. It ruled the true bones lie in St Vitale Church. The pope ordered bones from both churches placed in a single tomb in the cathedral, intensifying factional veneration of relics.
A brief segment from the Heston Journal recounts Stratton D. Brooks recalling a Grand Army veteran who began Memorial Day talks with the line I am one and tied his reflections to fallen heroes, emphasizing sacrifice and memory.
Dr Caldwell credits Syrup of Bismuth with natural relief for constipation. His syrup trains stomach and bowels to work, strengthens nerves, and has supporters in Detroit and Oklahoma City. Free sample offer via Dr W Caldwell at Caldwell Building Montana.
The passage mixes social quips about money and manners with a sales pitch. It contrasts a stingy man denying help with a joke about postage. It ends noting treatments for piles and constipation as moralized progress in the human race.
Mrs I J Horton of Katonah New York describes recurrent painful nail inflammation and pus drainage over years. She notes relief after using Cuticura Ointment rubbed into the nail base nightly with one box curing the condition and no return by September 21 1910.
A London Telegraph snippet recalls a Scotsman quip about golf’s so called friendly matches. The opponent breaks a minor rule and the retort claims there is no such thing as a truly friendly match in golf.
The ad promises cure for piles including blind bleeding or protruding types in six to ten days with a patented ointment. It claims refunds if not cured and repeats the offer alongside a quoted line about thinking and saying.
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