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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
5
A woman describes years of heavy bleeding and fatigue during menopause, including inability to lift water, back pain, and insomnia. After prolonged suffering she reports improved strength and ability to work, implying a successful remedy or treatment.
A Chicago mother plans a coming-out party for her son with guarded social expectations. Arthur Brisbane praises moving pictures for education but says newspapers remain supreme in news making. A veteran editor quips that a dog biting a man isn’t news, but a man biting a dog is.
Freddie and his sister raid a pantry during a foraging outing. They find cookies and whipped cream with a plan to take the cream and silence the cat in the pantry. The dialogue shifts to a new scene about a father and a boy, then a reflection on aging and youth.
A domestic exchange shows Mrs. Bacon and her husband noting a thin hash and uncertainty over what is wrong. He claims to have checked everything he could find but cannot identify the issue.
A fragment from a Woman's Home Companion sketch notes Polly-Mias Yellowleaf and Dolly-Well discussing beauty sleep and insomnia as a quirky character note. Dialogue hints at obsession with rest and the social tone of the period piece.
In Paris, d Ancenis confirms the regent plans to arrest the harmless collector while de Brancas recovers from wounds. Levan aids his escape and Richelieu’s danger looms as the regent bargains with de Brancas’s ally, leading to a dramatic revelation about Charlotte’s fate and a royal palace wedding in Milan.
In a tense council, de Brancas confirms a daring escape plan for the regent’s capture foe Richelieu and Mile. de Valois and a chosen driver prepare a swift frontier passage toward Mona as they weigh risk, loyalty, and a guarded daylight departure.
The Minneapolis Garden Club's 1911 campaign turned 325 vacant lots into vegetables and flowers, covering two miles of arterial street frontage and improving 19 hundred acres at a cost of 544.43 while crops valued at 13801.75 supported grocers and hotels. Longevity notes discuss parental age effects and climate on vitality, and California seeks a 250000 grant for Yosemite park restoration.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a sheriff arrives to seize a farm but is blocked by the husband who claims the property is in his wife’s name. The twist reveals the wife has eloped with the hired man.
A comic exchange unfolds on a train where a salesman jokes about forgetting his address and even his marriage after long business trips. The stranger listens as the man recounts eloping with a woman in a strange town and later discovering she was already his wife.
A fragmentary humor piece contrasts a clerks gentle rebuke of a lying office boy with a cynical quip about future travelers. It ends noting the old saw that friendship can sour into romance, closing with a quip about virtue and reputation.
A 1910 testimonial extols Cuticura Remedies curing four years of eczema on Miss Etta Narber's hands after failed treatments from three doctors. The ad notes free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment from Boston and urges purchase of a complete set. The page also includes humor and various ads on beauty and household items.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle laxative for the elderly and children. It claims the tonic strengthens stomach and bowels, is easy to use and pleasant tasting, and available in 60c and 1.00 bottles with a sample offered by mail. It also includes a humorous Boston Globe quip about an upcoming evening.
A rural visitor tours Manhattan with a host who labels the Municipal Lodging House as New York's home for cripples. The host explains the cripples are financial, as the car moves on past notable city buildings.
In West Virginia, Mrs. McClane asks Aunt Sallie why she never married again. Aunt Sallie explains that a deceased enslaved person’s value to her exceeds that of any living person, as she receives a pension.
Examinine carers by Beare Lettie at CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Children Cry for Toes Castoria.
In a Puck cartoon style exchange, Spendthrift Uncle Ezra questions if Eph Hoskins’s New York earnings will last. Uncle Eben predicts a rapid downfall as Eph spends lavishly, writing $100 checks and lighting cigars with them at the general store last night.
A terse reflection on credit and character. The speaker notes that good credit can exist alongside failure, while underscoring the adage that a person is judged by company and words.
An old column features Allen’s Foot-Ease powder for tired feet with a trial package address in Le Roy New York. Also referenced is Nat Goodwin as a center on an All-America marriage team and Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and gums.
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