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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
11
Mister Jackson visits Jasmine Jones's home in search of the missing fiancée. Jasmine’s mother appears on the back porch washing. Jackson asks for the wharabouts, and the elder woman hints Jasmine has "done got ’em" elsewhere, in a humorous exchange.
A Paris based society Assistance aux Animaux forms a horse committee with drivers to ensure only fit horses are used. Inspectors at cab yards will enforce returns to stables of any animal deemed unfit, a plan praised as a great idea.
Denver Post reports J. D. Veach and B. Prentiss return from a ten day hunt on Greenhorn range. They credit a long chase with dogs followed on foot, the bear treed after a 200 yard pursuit, and Prentiss shooting it after the animal bit a dog’s tusk.
A story segment describes a polite doctor bringing a tiny baby to Marys home. Mary mistakes politeness for an unlimited supply and remarks on the doctor taking the smallest for himself. The text includes miscellaneous captions and fragmented lines with period language and misprints.
A letter from N. Wan recounts personal experience with indigestion. After trying remedies and diets, a course of Crap Nata and a simple regimen led to complete relief by week two. The writer credits improved appetite and digestion to the program described, claiming renewed health and hearty meals.
A serialized 19th century tale unfolds in Paris as M Moniche seeks aid after the murder of M Revere, a mysterious recluse. Inspector Bernardet, famed for his curiosity and dual life, accompanies the tailor to uncover the killer amid a street crowded with rumor and fear.
A fragmentary notice from New York references typhoid fever death tolls and illness, mentioning a fatal outbreak and large infected populations. It notes urban pest vectors and a chaotic description of events around city streets and travel.
Henry Watterson recalls Blind Tom, the blind pianist, in a Louisville Courier Journal reminiscence. He details Tom's early imitative talent, lessons from Palmer and Baylor, a life of poverty and fleeting fame, and a London appearance with memories of family figures and a haunting sense of loss.
A testimonial from Sr Joseru Micit 1901 notes a sudden cold turning into a head and throat catarrh. After taking Peruna as directed, phlegm loosened in three days and appetite and spirits returned within nine days. The writer Helen Sauerbier endorses Peruna as an old reliable remedy for coughs.
Grace sent Mr. Bore an umbrella during a rainstorm and the plan backfired when the return caused an unexpected sequence. Edith asks if it was broken. Grace says no but used the umbrella return as a pretext for a call that afternoon.
Mrs. R. Crouse of Fayette Street Manchester reports two years of weak back and rheumatic pain finally eased by Don’s Kidney Pills. She says the backache subsided, health improved, and sleep return. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A four year old named Mowin revisited a pictura book showing a fierce cow chasing a boy. He studied the image, restored the book, then returned days later and, after turning to the scene, pressed his chubby hand on the cow and cried in triumph Aha ale t ohut hin yett.
An advertisement offers a $900 reward for any catarrh cure that fails. J CHENEY & CO of Toledo guarantee the honesty of B.J. Cheney for 19 years. Halls Catarrh Cure is advertised to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Watson & Maimvin, wholesale druggists, sell it at 75 cents per bottle. Also promoting Hays Pills for constipation and a teaser about a trustworthy woman’s work in Hover data.
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