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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
12
Fragmentary text references long term suffering and mentions women seeking guidance on health remedies. It alludes to testimonials and a Vege- related remedy offered as free and helpful advice from an individual in Massachusetts.
The Maidene district reports celluloid crystals used in cheap open face watches promise not to break as glass. Critics warn elastic lids and possible bending may interfere with timekeeping. Celluloid contains acid traces that could rust steel and the crystals cost more than glass.
A damaged Detroit News fragment discusses a man who quits and questions his own truth. It questions endurance and the impact of fear on actions, noting a struggle to keep moving despite doubt and danger.
A fragmentary notice references Viola Allen and a claimed conversation with a Starr. The text hints at a white robed nun and a cryptic critique, but details are unclear in the damaged excerpt.
A Brooklyn letter claims Grape-Nuts nourished a frail eleven month old, reviving his strength and appetite after other foods failed. The writer asserts the cereal, described as Nature's rat, benefits both children and adults and praises its nourishing, easily digested qualities.
A dying young wife in a Normandy estate endures isolation and cold as neglectful care and denial of illness trap her in a life of longing for sunlight and warmth. She deteriorates after demanding a heater, travels to Cannes with hope, and dies as a sorrowful note to her husband letters confirms.
Extract discusses tonics claimed to aid digestion nerves and blood, touts free medical advice from a Philadelphia rector, and advertises Munyon’s Cold Remedy and Rheuma cure. It also mentions Icelandic hot baths and sulfurous smells near mineral waters as natural phenomena.
In Canton China the streets bear names such as Benevolence Peace Bright Cloud Longevity Early Bestowed Blessings Everlasting Love One Hundred Grandsons Refreshing Breezes Ninefold Brightness and Eighty on.
A healthful approach to laxatives is urged with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle cleansing remedy. The text emphasizes lasting benefits from proper use and the approval of physicians for the trusted product manufactured by a specific company.
The passage recounts a claim about a cure for deafness and a chaotic scene in a newspaper office where an enraged subscriber confronts the editor. It also notes a testimonial for Cuticura remedies and a wartime tale of a Boer rifle wound and a man smoking through a head wound.
A Norborne man bought 20 cents worth of steak, received a nickel in change, and lost the meat. He later found the nickel in his coat pocket, then realized where the steak had been. The humorous anecdote ends with the man discovering the mix up in his purse.
A magazine-like jumble reports on the single African rhino belief debunked by Selous, notes on human sight limits with various claims, and adds job ads claiming chauffeurs can earn 20 to 450 weekly. It closes with a reflection on self-knowledge and caution.
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