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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
10
The advertisement extols Cascarets as pure mild fragrant tablets for constipation and bowel trouble. It highlights convenience in enamel boxes, pocket portability, reliable action, and promise they “work while you sleep” leaving the user refreshed in the morning.
A jumble of product notes and social chatter fills the page. The wallpaper section touts a season’s plain papers with new borders and florals like almond blossom and geraniums suitable for north rooms. The column curiously includes remarks on public speaking and a smallpox vaccination anecdote, plus light banter about a spring outfit and a humorous picture joke.
An OCR noisy clipping offers a testimonial based Catarrh cure from J Cheney Co of Toledo and mentions Walding Kinnan Marvin as a wholesaler. It also includes a nonsensical joke about a goose and golden bricks, ending with an ax falling.
Mrs Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Conn recalls her son’s year and a half battle with severe sores on his face and body. She credits Cutleura Soap and Cutleura Ointment for curing after about two months, saying without the remedies the child would have died. April 22, 1905.
A Baltimore public school teacher tests etymology with pupil Charley as she prompts with the word re cuperite. Charley agrees and nods to the idea of a father who works hard and comes home tired at night. The exchange illustrates a playful misreading.
A handwritten recipe claims to fix a home remedy called Sarsaparillia ime by mixing specific measurements of Plaid Kiaxtraet Dandelion Shuargon Syrup Sereadparitis. It promises to purify blood, restore kidney function, and destroy disease organisms, urging readers to prepare and use the mix for spring health. The text also includes a garbled anecdote about a road washout and a conversation between a driver and passenger.
A testimonial from W W Munroe of Everett Massachusetts describes gradual nervous decline from overwork, weight loss, and memory loss, followed by recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills improve blood and nerves, curing rheumatism and other disorders, and offers mail orders from Schenectady New York.
Sir Thomas Lipton recalls a rough start in his first London grocery when a rival sold bad goods. A customer asked for a pound of butter, and the clerk offered the real or the imitation, prompting Lipton to note how wealth inspires respect even as it invites scrutiny.
A Indianapolis veteran from Khoosevelt Ave recounts a terrible kidney problem that caused swelling and severe pain. After doctors advised amputation, he used Doan's Kidney Pills and saw swelling ease, urine return to normal, and pain vanish. He has stayed well for nine years.
A stranger at KEbeneser chapel recites a funeral scene where Masoon-Bradder announces a death from a mishap at home. The speech laments the elder’s passing and praises the deceased for his faith while the crowd reflects on mortality and eternal reward.
An erratic exchange shows an agent confronting Mer Howards donk and Wild Gamataetlobe over a letter opening. The dialogue features garbled lines, a request to prove ownership, and a promise of upcoming content next month as the writer and Howard discuss the letter and its timing.
The piece surveys how women manage long skirts and lifting techniques, noting variety in methods from clumsy to graceful. It contrasts American and French approaches, praises actresses for skirt control, and urges practice to achieve modest, elegant movement on stage.
A Springfield church Easter celebration featured Bishop Seymour and several clergy. A stern old divine warned the bishop that a sleeper at sermons could be seized by the sexton with orders to confront the offender. Seymour replied with a wry suggestion to simply wake sleepers during preaching.
In a Pinch Use Allen's Foot-Base powder to shake into shoes. It rests the feet cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Free sample ball address Allen S. Olmsted le How VN.
The article surveys Ityle fans from Louis XV and empire periods to 1820 epoque, noting parchment subjects on horn sticks, silver gilt mounts with stones, and ornate tortoise shell frames. It highlights new fashion favors including tulle day fans and ostrich feather styles, plus Milanese lace pieces with priceless Louis XV sticks, and praises tiny gold chain hoops over old half hoops for their lighter, newer look.
The fragment presents a dialog about Ostend and Troy with a punchline about a wooden horse and a sawhorse. A speaker notes the value of supporting one's poor mother, contrasting wit with social duty. The text is a clipped, humorous exchange reflecting old newspaper style.
Leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr. Merce's Golden Medical Discovery for chronic and enteric ailments including stomach, liver, bowel, and entarrhal diseases. The formula uses glycerine and native roots, with no poisons or alcohol, and is promoted as safe for lingering bronchial and throat conditions. A free booklet of authorities' extracts is offered by Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, N.Y.
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