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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
6
The Well-Informed seek a simple pleasant laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known valuable remedy. Physicians approve its wholesome, gentle, prompt action and genuine manufacture. available through leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
Newspaper note mentions James Carroll, amateur lightweight champion of San Francisco, mild after a recent women’s boxing and fencing exhibition. It discusses ethical culture among women, growing strength and pluck, and a remark about a man’s joke on marriage. Also cites over 1,000,000 exiles transported to Siberia since 1849.
General Grenville M. Dodge presented original career papers to the curator of the state historical department. Five large army cements hold the material. Dodge asked preservation of all items except those from his time as Grant’s secret service chief.
A feature discusses testing White Lead authenticity for safer paints and promotes the National Lead Company blowpipe kit. It then introduces Boston’s Vocational Bureau, its Civic Service office in Salem Street, and branch sites, outlining aim to guide youths toward suitable careers through careful, scientific planning and expert guidance.
Jack and Ethel trade lines about Grace admitting her age. Ethel praises the cleverness of her strategy and how it sways Jack to believe Grace's stated age. The exchange centers on deception and trust in a social interaction.
An article extols borax as a pure safe versatile disinfectant and cleaner suitable for sinks drains utensils and clothing. It claims borax is a household necessity and describes practical uses from purifying pipes to whitening clothes while noting mild safe properties.
A compendium of romantic verse, a light anecdote about a bishop forgetting a name, an herbal remedy promotion, French family statistics by number of children, and a poem fragment titled Consistent Gloom. Includes names like M. 8 and Inabel Indianapolis, plus a stray critique of weather and fruit crops.
From Sunny San Bernardino, Lionel M. Heath recalls back pain kidney trouble and the relief found with Donnas Kidney Pills. He says the cure was thorough five years ago and repeats his endorsement publicly. Sold by all dealers for 59 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Dr. David Starr Jordan recalls John Muir guiding a Bostonian to a vast Yosemite panorama. The Bostonian exclaims in awe at the colorful valley and asks how to cross the gap, illustrating the moment with vivid travel lore. Mrs Rosa Becker named a U S pension attorney for Missouri.
An affected speaker from New York asserts eight years of skin sores ended after using Cuticura Reme dies costing a dollar and a half. He claims prior doctors and remedies failed, while the treatment enabled him to return to work within a week. The notice cites dates March 20 and April 6, 1906.
The discussion notes bagpipes as a source of inspiration for soldiers on the battlefield. One speaker asserts their usefulness in prompting men to fight, while another expresses personal doubt and recalls street impressions that sometimes compelled fighting.
An old advertisement touts Mall's Catarrh Cure with money back offer and endorsements for F J Cheney Co Toledo. It claims internal relief for catarrh and lists wholesale druggists and price per bottle. Several testimonials reference business integrity and consumer products like Mall's Family Oil for constipation.
A Southern newspaper writer argues financial stress drives experts and elites back to farming, citing Western Canadian lands at 10 to 15 dollars an acre with strong revenue. Government of Canada agents offer free 160 acre homestead grants and rail, market, school access information to interested buyers.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the natural remedy for constipation. It claims two hours of wood sawing equals exercise, contrasts Cascarets with pills and salts, and promotes a ten cent pocket box made by the Sterling Remedy Company for regular use.
A front building sign from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Massachusetts proclaims open business practices and invites the public to verify advertising claims. It questions the vegetable compound’s ingredients and efficacy and urges skeptical women to visit and see letters from over a million correspondents.
A fragmentary notice discusses a rector’s son questioning priesthood, a boy rejecting clergy life, and a humorous aside about clothing. An advertisement sample for a kitchen device and a Detroit supplier appears, followed by a report on a drought that lowers an Iowa town’s water supply and bans bath usage for residents.
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