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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
5
A reader testifies that after years of illness and frail health she found relief through Lydia E. Pinkham products. The letter claims the remedy cured a range of female ailments including menstrual issues and related pains, and says the company helped many women regain health.
President Faunce to Brown University graduates condemns American colleges for producing illiterate seniors. He calls for colleges nationwide to teach writing and proper English, stressing we must preserve and value our mother tongue and heritage for future generations. He cites unfamiliarity with Huxley as shock.
A Hampton's Magazine excerpt outlines Commander Peary's weekly menu during the pole chase. Meals feature cereal, bread and butter, coffee, and frequent seafood, meat dishes, stews, and pies with various sides across November 1 to 7.
Nehemiah Carnock reviews newly discovered Wesley journals from his Georgia trip. The diaries, hourly records from Gravesend to return, depict abstinence, strict routine, and religious focus. Wesley slept on boards, ate plain food, vowed abstinence, and limited reading to religious works amid absence of diversions.
The writer recalls hearing Liszt, age 28, in Manchester around 1840 41. He describes Liszt's bravura Schubert pieces arranged by Liszt, his tall lanky figure in a brazen frock coat, and long hair. The concert drew a poor house but showcased velocity invention and a mental artistry distant from mere technique.
The fragment cites a Chicago Tribune piece about a couple's custody dispute. It notes they agree on which party holds custody of the children but the woman must decide who has the final say in a choice of others, reflecting a troubled marital negotiation.
An advertisement promotes Peruna as a remedy for digestion and nerve debility. It offers a free sample bottle by mail from the Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio and invites readers to mention reading the offer. An option to request medical advice is included.
From Harper's Weekly Chicago reports the Grand Canon of the Colorado river was formed not by earthquakes or volcanoes but by river water. Quartz sand carried from mountain sources wore away rock, cutting the canyon as the water hurled against its sides and bed.
An illustrated Popular Mechanics article by Guy Elliott Mitchell details tungsten’s impact on tool steel and lamp filaments. It notes high heat resistance makes tungsten ideal for filaments, the brittle filament issue, shipping losses, and the vast potential supply from a pound of tungsten yielding many filaments.
Saturday morning in Frog ville Willie Treetoad plans dandelion curls and visits Jack and Jill Frog. They tease him for his look, then apologize and vow to visit his home. The page also features a new baby tad and the Lady Bug’s dinner with fish eggs quest.
An editorial in Popular Mechanic and the Fireman's Herald states there is no absolutely fireproof building and that fire protection cannot be guaranteed. It cites a New York apartment house blaze to show that flames spread beyond the initial room and floor.
A patriotic verse from the American Israelite extols the manly man who faces the world with a sunlit face. It lauds strength, courage, and tireless will, praising his ready resolve to act and defend his place on land or sea.
The ad offers a one hundred dollar reward for Caer-cannot be cured and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It mentions F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and includes testimonials and price per bottle. It also lists related products and a claim about Hall's Family Pills for constipation. However text is garbled with spelling errors and unclear details.
An actress at the Plaza tea recalls Eleanor Robson, now married to August Belmont, in the gilded Jeweled set. The remark portrays social pretensions and travel talk from high society, including Mrs Van Gelt’s North Cape summer and Palm Beach winter plans.
Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine describes years of intense scalp pain and hair loss followed by complete recovery after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She reports rapid relief from itching raw bleeding caused by a scalp humor and notes her hair would have fallen out without treatment.
The Washington Star notes Representative Nye of Minnesota, a lawyer, delivered a quip filled toast at a Minneapolis lawyers banquet. He joked that lawyers have energy and perseverance and quoted a father and son exchange about truth and winning a case.
A speculative note wonders how exciting a government bargain sale of postage stamps at cost would be and imagines the rush such an announcement could create.
Improved race sale and balance crop payments linked to Wadeworth Land and Tree Co. of Langdon. The brief notice notes an auction or sale related to farm assets and unsettled balances, urging attention from interested parties in Langdon.
At a Washington dinner Speaker Cannon told a young suffragist there is room for both genders. He said women have inner work and men have outer work, emphasizing complementary roles in society.
Mrs. M. McFadden of Iowa City credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of backaches and related illness after doctors failed. She says she was near death before using the remedy and urges others to remember the name. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Clarence Coonley asks for his daughter's hand in marriage and asserts strong financial prospects. Mr Moketon questions the suitor’s finances while Coonley claims wealth and insider information about Mistah Jeffries.
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