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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
6
A weekly health note extols Dr. Pierce Buffalo remedies for indigestion. It claims Golden Medical Discovery restores digestion, strengthens blood and nerves, and avoids alcohol or opiates, using herbal roots to cure many listed symptoms.
A dialogue features Mina Avenue arguing that modifying a display in feminine evening attire will not pose difficulty. The plan is to classify objectionable gowns as fashionable or unfashionable to facilitate disposal.
A historical advertisement describes catarrhal deafness as due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces. It touts a constitutional remedy and promises up to one hundred dollars for successful treatment, with circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
A broadcaster cites sharp remarks about a wife’s appearance and temper in a tongue in cheek transcript piece. The host questions whether beauty masks a volatile temperament and sparks social commentary on appearances.
In Fleming Stone and Dr. Stanton's dialogue a poisoning of Miss Carrington is debated. Aconitine likely came from a clever, unseen hand. a detective pursues leads from the snake jewelry and the sandwich theory, seeking the elusive buyer and motive amid a web of suspects.
Fleming Stone studies a poison case alone in a locked library at Garden Stepa. He lists suspects on a memo block while pondering the crime, noting the beautiful furniture and sealed room as clues.
Classic patent medicine ad claims Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair and restores youth. Promises instant, even coverage and a glossy appearance after one or two applications, urging purchase at drug stores with testimonials and broad sales.
The article notes that about half of the original forests are used, with trees consumed faster than grown. It cites that sawmill wastes reach 49 percent, forest fires cost 25 to 50 million dollars annually, and the U S has 147 waterfilled forests totaling 155,166,619 acres according to Thrift Magazine.
The U S Railroad Administration offers free data to homeseekers about productive land and opportunities in various states. It notes inquiries from many states seeking farm prospects and invites interested investors to request details on available farms, prices, terms, and local facilities. Address Homeseekers Bureau, Railroad Administration, Washington.
A London scene describes a country hotel landlord offering rooms once used by famous figures. Options include Charlie Chaplin, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Gladstone, and electioneering visits by Mr. Robinson, Mr. Jones, or Mr. Smith. Prices: two guineas for Chaplin and Parnell rooms, one guinea to one and a half for others.
An old advertisement touts Jacobs Liniment as harmless neuralgia relief that quickly calms inflamed nerves without burning the skin. It promises instant relief whether pain is in the face head or any body part and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from any drug store.
In a candid exchange Mr. Meekton admits small gains from witty votes. He recalls earlier mild ambitions for office but says he would not tempt Henrietta to publicly critique his abilities.
The excerpt presents a dubious remedy for gray hair using water and a small box of Barbo, described as greasy and ineffective. It includes a quip about the gap between a map and the sidewalk, implying caution in traversing plans.
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