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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
9
An article from a New York daily paper presents a simple prescription said to relieve backache and kidney or bladder derangements. The formula combines Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three minces. Shake and take after meals and at night. Authorities say ingredients are harmless and inexpensive.
Cedar chests become a popular mothproof furniture choice in Sioux City shops. They release a pleasant cedar scent, replacing moth balls and camphor. Chests are plain with brass handles and vary in size. a chest about the size of a shirt-wale box is priced at $8.
The duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt recently separated from her husband and appears with her two charming boys. The mother seems almost an elder sister to the youngsters as she joins in their games with zest. The marquis of Blandford is 10 and little Lord Ivor Charles is 9.
An artist of world renown introduced a gown with sleeves in a contrasting color from the main dress. The bold design has sparked a distinct furore in a few notable fashion hubs.
B Frank Doremus of Roosevelt Avenue Indianapolis recounts kidney trouble since military discharge. He suffered headaches dizziness sleeplessness dropsy and weight loss. Swelling in his left leg became severe until amputation was advised. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the swelling and pain subsided urine normalized and he remained well for five years. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents a box.
An old tip suggests placing china in cold water with pieces separated by torn newspaper. Soak until water cools, then remove and wipe. The method is claimed to reduce cracking compared with boiling.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Walding Kinnan and Marvin Toledo wholesalers. The text also includes a poem excerpt by Madeline Bridges about longing and love.
Luther Burbank's pioneering plant work is praised for vast daisy experiments yielding the Shasta variety from seeds gathered globally. The article describes his rapid, decisive pruning method and early California struggles, plus a report on milking science emphasizing cleanliness and a new Murrell Lawrence Kennel cow milker with potential to improve milk quality and reduce labor.
The article discusses turning hogs into corn fields to harvest ears and fatten stock on early corn, noting fences are needed to contain hogs and cattle. It mentions risks of overfeeding with green forage, benefits of mixed sow and pig herds, and plans for annual corn plantings with hog turn-ins. It also covers spreading manure on clover and fields, stressing even application and cautious use to fertilize crops.
An eye inflammation in cattle known as pink eye spreads when diseased animals mix with healthy stock. Early symptoms include watery eyes and lid swelling, advancing to clouded or white eyes, possible ulcers, and loss of flesh before recovery. Treatment uses lodoform boracic acid and alum with protective salves, applied daily or every other day, with care to manage wild animals and darken cattle during severe stages.
A dairyman asks how long silage keeps once stored. Farmers store feed in July for the next year. pastures are scarce in winter. Cows should be kept in good condition on grass, then carefully fatten ordinary milk cows and cut off silage before price increases, preferring high quality feed for a longer payoff.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company showcases a perfect seven room apartment with automatic kitchen devices at a New York electrical show. A range, freezer, mixer, ice cream maker, and meat chopper promise modern efficiency, replacing domestic servants and transforming household chores.
Upton Sinclair discusses government action against predatory trusts in New York. He warns owners who break the law may face consequences similar to a Bostonian who bought Glen Accra in Scotland and learned the place was not as promised. The anecdote highlights trust accountability and distrust in buyers.
The article alleges that mustaches were worn by men to deceive women and mask cruel or brutal mouths. It argues women would hesitate to marry men if mouths were visible, viewing the mustache as a merciful screen against revealing character.
A warning note suggests women packing for their first voyage should balance warmth and gear. The quote advises avoiding excess or shortage of warm items as a guiding sign for travelers.
An article extols domestic electric appliances transforming home labor. It highlights the compressor ice maker, curling irons, sewing machines, carpet sweepers, and Edison smart apartments. Fashion guidance praises striped serge, self colored coats, and dainty collars while noting evolving feminine roles and style details.
An excerpt discusses Ellen Terry returning to the stage after a break in October and the effort to regain strength for performances. It recounts the speaker's early career lessons from Charles Lawn and their shift to gardening and cooking, noting early failures and eventual proficiency while mentioning named figures.
Advice urges women to drink a quart to two quarts of water daily, claiming it benefits health and beauty. The article discourages skipping water, warning against feeling waterlogged and promoting consistent intake.
Adderly and Coalport unveil two new china lines with cling reproductions of century old patterns. The ware is heavier than Haviland and Herres, favored by collectors, and priced high with a six place set sometimes costing up to 425 dollars.
A Raleigh post office sign threatens fines and imprisonment for trespassing on lawns while Detroit uses a brief courteous plea for respect. Saginaw warns bluntly against trespass and Madison cautions that walking on park areas is illegal and fined.
The piece compares quitting coffee to stopping whisky or tobacco and recommends Postum as a tastier alternative. It notes a ten day to two week body transformation after ceasing coffee and explains caffeine withdrawal and nourishment from liquid substitutes. It cites The Road to Wellville as support.
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