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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
12
A collection of satirical quips and observations on manners, manners, and human foibles. The notes poke at exaggeration, pride, charity, and social pretenses with a sly humor aimed at everyday life and small town vices.
An 1886 Toledo business notice from F J Cheney & Co offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The sworn document by Frank J Cheney cites a public notary and details the remedy as acting on blood and mucous surfaces.
Mrs. George J. Steese of Akron Ohio reports her baby’s hideous skin eruption vanished after using Cuticura Soup and Ointment. She tried three doctors with no relief before applying the remedies, and claims the infant’s face and body cleared to a newborn like condition.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a bishop who enjoys travel and a laboring man who guards his clerical garb while sharing a smoke in Albany. The odd conversation hints at past roles and modest vanity as they part with a mild, reflective exchange.
A historical guide from Live Stock World outlines drag road construction using oplit log drags. It covers setup, plowing, rut treatment, dirt redistribution, team composition, drainage, drag materials, cost per mile, and cautions on speed and loading for a solid, self draining route.
The Philadelphia North American recounts Elbert Hubbard’s humorous tale of being arrested for a Sunday lecture. Tom B Harned, Whitman’s literary executor and counsel, defends Hubbard in court helping to secure his release. The anecdote ends with Hubbard humorously reflecting on equity and law.
A neatly dressed young woman enters a New Vor inn. The proprietor, busy penning the ledger, greets her with timid courtesy and asks if she will stay long. She signs as Mary McGann and mentions a man bringing her trunk to the room.
Justice Geo E Law of Brazil Indiana, nicknamed The Marrying Squire, has married about 1400 couples and served as deputy county treasurer ten years ago. He attributes his kidney cure to three boxes of Deans Kidney Pills in 1897, claiming nine years free of kidney trouble. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 30 cents a box.
Cortlandt F. Bishop new Aero club president discusses aeronautical matters in an interview. The exchange notes that motion sickness in balloons mirrors seasickness, with a wry joke about a train passenger and locomotives at both ends aboard a train.
A vintage notice promotes Garfield Tea as a natural laxative from herbs. It claims to purify the blood cleanse the system and restore normal liver kidney and bowel action to prevent headaches illness and general malaise.
Skeptical Asin lands at a New York wharf and sees a huge anchor lying there. For three days he watches the anchor. When workers question him he responds in dialect that he wants to see the man who can handle that pick.
An advertisement offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Mase powder to shake into shoes. It claims relief for tired, sweating, hot, swollen feet and promises quick comfort. Sold through druggists and shoe stores with payment optional for delivery.
Fragmented lines mention criticism and realism, a reference to a show, and an unclear note about a person killed. No coherent names, places, dates, or organizations are readable to form a full item.
A Wisconsin native writes from Churchbridge Saskatchewan about moving to Western Canada three years ago. He praises crops including wheat oats and peas, describes a thriving garden, and notes health and climate as favorable. He mentions his wife arriving six months ago and expresses satisfaction with their frontier farming progress and potential.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local event or person with scattered proper nouns. Unable to determine full names or clear actions. Preserved entities include Hoanaastats and Mile, with unclear roles or dates.
The ad praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for liver and digestion issues, claiming it restores stomach function, increases gland secretions, and cleanses poisons. It warns against indigestion and biliousness, urging avoidance of certain foods and consistent use to restore vigor and strength. It also cites endorsements by medical writers and warns against substitutes.
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