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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
5
Sedgwick's Croup Liniment advertised as safe for home use. Claims to clear air passages and relieve philgrim without causing nausea or vomiting. Sold by all druggists.
The fragment notes a witty exchange about revolving book cases, with Mrs Newrich remarking on circulating libraries. The line captures a light, humorous moment from a period newspaper, signaling a trend or feature on library innovations and Mrs Newrich’s amused reply.
An older advertisement warns kidney disease can be fatal if symptoms are missed. It cites Mrs. H. Woods of Aurora Nebraska describing swelling and bedridden weeks before using Doan’s Kidney Pills. The pitch highlights backache, dropsy, and a return to normal work, naming Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY and urging reliance on Doan’s.
Police Lt Barney Keleber recounts a tale of two officers spotting a bronze ape figure in a jewelry store window. One cop asks what animal it is, the other says gorilla and jokes about Civil War history and generals. A humorous reflection from the New York Sun.
In a Washington exchange, a farmer quips that a man who claimed to serve the people was released. The remark notes the man became one of the hired bystanders who idle instead of laboring, illustrating public service fatigue and roadside discourse.
A railroad town wife reports her husband, a lifelong tea drinker, suffered sleepless nerves until switching to Postum. After four months his nerves stabilized and sleep improved, and he would not return to tea. He credits Postum with his recovery, with no other diet changes. His brother also abandoned coffee for Roath Sey redexs.
In this продолжение of the mystery, Lester and Royces chase a clue through memories and a key photograph. Dr Schuyler’s resemblance clues lead to Burr Curtiss, while Mrs Heminway reveals a complex past. Marcia Lawrence learns a hidden family tale and struggles with a painful decision about love and truth.
In the aftermath of solving a dark mystery the narrator and Mr Royce feel uneasy. Miss Lawrence called the marriage "quite impossible" and the lovers face a secret that weighs on them. Questions linger about Lucy Kingston, Harriet Kingdon, and motives driving the case as they return to work amid growing suspense.
The article details Russian hunting dogs trained from a young age to attack and pin wolves. A three-dog team works in tandem to disable the quarry, with one dog making the initial strike and others following to pin and hold until the hunter arrives to finish the kill or capture the wolf alive.
A World Wide article urges women to seize opportunities in New Zealand with courage and adaptability. It emphasizes openness to work, willingness to take any job, and the joy of friendly, welcoming communities that value independence and happiness.
A brief note on pearl fishing indicating it is not confined to oceans. It explains that pearl fishers also operate in river and estuary waters, including the River Tay, where pearls may be high in demand if they match ocean pearls in quality.
A fisherman probes a slow deep river using a split bamboo pole and a glass bottom tin container to spot oysters on the bed. He lowers a pail to view shells, collects oysters, opens them with a knife, and weighs shells in a boot. Values reach up to 80 pounds for a single batch of freshwater pearls.
From Youths Companion an anecdote contrasts Mrs Hammond who never earned a penny with her husband who earns well. She boasts of a joint account at National Fountain bank and laughs at paying bills by check. The friend asks if they contribute equally. she says she does not contribute but draws out what he deposits.
A Cape Town recorder for submarine cables was rendered useless by a trolley line half a mile away. A replacement ordinary cable laid nearby over the old one cancelled the disturbance, affecting magnetic observations and the earth's magnetic field readings.
A U S hardware firm executive visited Canada and studied spring wheat prospects in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. He notes winter wheat success and vast potential, with crop yields near 200 million bushels despite July August weather being unfavourable.
A London Chronicle note describes two major imports to the United States. First, half a million numbered Tattershall bricks shipped for transhipment across the Atlantic. Second, Mrs. Gardner relocates an entire Italian chapel to a Venetian hillside, with interior furnishings and candles preserved, after monks were dispersed by authorities.
A lighthearted meeting brings together new and old teachers for a communal toast to “Long Live Our Teachers” after a shared meal. A new teacher responds modestly with a humorous line. Also promotes Tamling Wizard Oil as a family medicine for accidents or sudden illness. Some men are markedly swayed by small comforts.
In a dated promotional notice a caller highlights the coupon deal for Mother's Oats. Ten coupons entitle a buyer to a free cooker, with limit of one advertisement per customer. The text urges customers to clip coupons from every box and redeem quickly.
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