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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
2
In Poole a clash surfaces between Detective Mulgeon and an older detective Gumehoe. Mulgeon vows to extort a confession and convict the suspect despite doubt about innocence, boasting of a pioneering method to sway public opinion and secure a gallows verdict. The veteran is left speechless.
A farmer seeks veterinary advice for an ill horse. The vet prescribes powder and instructs to blow it down the throat via a tube. The farmer returns panicked claiming the horse blew, revealing a mishearing of the instruction and a comic misunderstanding.
An old newspaper fragment touts a $100 reward for a catarrh cure, claims “Catarrh Cure” cures constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, and includes testimonials. It also mentions pensions, copper production, and Death Valley depth data with scattered notes on railways and agriculture.
A conservative Mass woman extols Grape Nuts as a versatile meal for all ages and conditions. She says the cereal replaces meat for rheumatic sufferers and aids health, nerves, and weight control, citing a six month personal trial with hot water, fruit, and cream.
In the aftermath of Holladay’s murder and a key kidnapping, the narrator doubles down on a street level hunt. He questions Brooks the coachman and tracks possible lodging east of West Broadway while Martigny looms as a shadowy pursuer. A hospital card for Pierre Bethune hints at new leads as the chase intensifies.
In a West Houston Street cafe, the narrator seeks a second floor lodging through proprietor and wife, hinting that a buyer named Monsieur Bethune holds a payment until the fifteenth. The scene blends dialogue, wine, and a sharp eye for leverage as the narrator presses for access.
A simple porch rug craft from plee of matting guides binding ends and sewing a deep buttonhole border with a large darning needle and colored yarn. The border finishes the rug and keeps its ends neat and secure.
DL Fr Morris president of the Automobile club of America recalls his ignorance of chickens before visiting New York. He laughs about learning city ways and his successful Long Island chicken farm. A light joke about a bottle keeps the room lit all night. A quip contrasts dog and wife value with humorous outlook.
Mrs. A Moore, proprietor of a Waterville restaurant, reports long kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She suffered back and head pain, dizziness, and fatigue for a year and a half. A few doses brought great relief and she continued until cured. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Pastor describes to his church the idea of a holiday in Europe in a warm informal tone addressing his congregation. He chooses not to use formal titles, speaking as a familiar friend to the readers and listeners at the service.
An old patent medicine blurb claims that kidneys weaken in winter, poisoning the blood and causing eruptions rheumatism and urinary troubles. It promotes a home mixture of Fluid Extract Dardellon Compound Kargen and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to cleanse the blood and restore kidney function.
A jumble of aged classroom learnings covers history, science, and language missteps. Farces about Cromwell, Socrates, and the Iron Lady mingle with odd claims on geography, health tonics, and generic remedies. The piece reads like a miscellany from a bygone schoolbook page.
An elected Wisconsin squire eagerly awaits his court decision after weeks at the courthouse. In a dramatic first case, the judge reserved verdict until Wednesday morning, with the court seemingly favoring the defendant.
A long advertisement declares Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription relieves female weakness and pelvic disorders. It cites hepatoproctic ingredients, endorsements from medical writers, and warns against substitutes while praising Pleasant Pellets as the original Little Liver Pills for forty years.
In a Youth's Companion vignette Mr Hobbs recalls rescuing two intoxicated men on a street corner and tells his family at tea time. His son Wil livan praises him while parents smile at the tale's bravado and pride.
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