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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
9
The article explains that open fireplaces act as natural ventilators, pulling stale air upward and drawing fresh air downward, with warmer air at the top being purer. It notes chimneys and drafts as key to circulating air and suggests placing a gas burner in nurseries for ventilation and nightlight.
Instructions for making white ink using a shower and whiting or water and baking soda. Ordinary pens can be used though soda ink may rub off. Also advertising a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy NC for tired feet and shoe comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 2 cents.
A collage of advice and observations from the Burlington Hawkeye discussing dignified conduct after engagements, privacy in romance, and social tales. It blends admonitions on guarding secrets, a pill advertisement, and brief musings on manners, politics, and love across society.
A 2 year old man recounts long dyspepsia relief after trying grape nut food and cream with sugar. He credits the change to a friend’s recommendation and notes improved digestion and sleep since nine months ago. He offers to help others with the same condition.
Marshall P Wilder recalls a boyhood visit to a Geneva mental hospital where a gifted inventor’s present led to madness. Henry Arthur Jones cites acting as key to playwriting. A Chicago stockyards physician recounts a stark death and a general’s sharp critique of military poseurs. Canadian papers joke about censors and a courtroom quip highlights.
In the coroner inquest for Miss Holladay, defense attorney Royce leverages a color blind witness trick. A note claiming a green gown exposes a weakness, leading to further testing of Rogers as color blind, while Miss Holladay faces renewed pressure as investigators chase a hidden alibi.
An article questions Perunas efficacy for chronic catarrh and cites the US Dispensatory. It details hydrastis canadensis golden seal corydalis formosa cubebs cedron seeds electron oil of copaiba and their described actions as tonics stimulants or mucous-membrane remedies. It then notes a political senate exchange about race prejudice with a humorous exchange between Clay and Tillman.
David W. Martin a Bolivar Missouri retired merchant recounts wartime injury and lasting kidney trouble. He praises Donn's Kidney Pills saying they brought relief and eventual cure after years of back pain headaches and bladder irregularities. Sold by all dealers 1 cent a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
A dialogue snippet shows a parent scolding a child for fighting with Paul. The exchange notes torn clothes and jokes about buying new clothes and a new boy, reflecting domestic conflict after a quarrel between boys.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal use cleanses the system and strengthens the constitution. It offers a $100 reward if a cure fails and cites testimonials from O Toledo and C. C. al. Sold by druggists with a 16 dose suggestion for constipation.
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