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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
2
The account recalls a Mary land senator praising the president's biographer with a wish to meet him. Benator Monr and Evarts figure in a tale about reporting and executors. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the anecdote.
A Col lier's Weekly editor is accused of falsehoods in its July issue about Grape-Nuts and Postum. The letter defends the products as aiding digestion and argues the editor's attacks are unjustified, urging readers to see through what it calls unethical tactics and endorsements.
Meadow land shows neglect in reeds and seed purity. Buyers mistake seed quality by appearance. adulterated seed has been sold widely. Verify germination and purity, weight standards, and beware low quality alfalfa seed. Also notes on orchard care, fence posts, barked poles, barley, clover, weed seeds, millet, and farm waste value.
In Maryland Miss Mary Smith raises 450 to 500 Shoestring or Razorback hogs yearly, cured and sold to private customers. The hogs descend from wild Georgian razorbacks, now domesticated and lean with firm meat. Curing follows an old recipe, with twelve months in the smokehouse before sale.
Practical notes urge sunny handling of cows to maximize milk, highlighting calm milking, sun exposure, and adequate bedding. Advice covers barn timing, feeding with clover hay bran and pasture, winter herd size, salting butter, and evaluating cow value using butterfat tests.
Practical pre wedding guidance to brides stressing calm prep, wardrobe fit, and etiquette. Advice covers avoid last minute panic, proper hairstyle, sleeping early, digestible meals, easy glove handling, and polite thanks to guests. Emphasizes looking happy and poised for the ceremony.
A vintage health tip piece promotes morning salt rubs and tepid then cold rinses to brighten eyes and skin. It advises soap lather baths for arms, belladonna tincture for damp hands, and notes horse exercise improves circulation and complexion. It also suggests loosening corsets for daytime naps and not lying down fully.
A fragmented early 20th century style piece discusses bridal travel etiquette and the social role of women as photographers. It offers fashion tips on dress readiness, makeup restraint, posture, and hair, emphasizing simplicity, confidence, and presenting one’s best self for portraits and public appearances.
The piece argues against milk for cats noting it is not natural and can upset digestion. It recommends a diet of meat, water, and vegetables in moderation, with kittens fed small portions of beef and chopped raw flesh as they grow. Regular feeding and training are stressed for health.
A fragmentary historical quotation expresses that there is no worthy pursuit but doing good for the world. It contrasts various approaches to benevolence and social influence attributed to John Keata or a similar figure, highlighting debates on virtue and generosity.
A distorted excerpt discusses fatigue and restraint amid looming temptations. The speaker contemplates personal willpower and external pressures, hinting at a struggle to maintain focus, avoid distraction, and honor a duty despite fatigue and inner conflict.
In Oklahoma a justice of the peace in Guthrie officiated a nuptial. The judge, recent to the territory, asked the couple to swear to uphold both the US and Oklahoma constitutions and pledged they were man and wife with a playful legal twist. He warned they stood committed until fines and costs are paid, invoking mercy on their souls.
A historic tip describes a polish for mahogany using a wineglass of olive oil, an equal amount of vinegar, and two tablespoons of pure alcohol. Apply sparingly with a soft duster or silk handkerchief to finish the polish.
A Lamo wife suffered eczema for three years with limited doctor help. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment symptoms on hands and eye eased but recurred mildly. Full Cuticura Remedies led to complete recovery. Testimony from L. M. Robert of Aydropolis La dated January 5 and September 1, 106.
At a political gathering the chairman concluded a candidate's remarks with a call for questions. A man rose and asked a mild probe of the prevailing belief. A politician struck him, floorward, as the chairman scanned the room for further questions.
Merchants are invited to Milwaukee during the Pall Buying Season, promoted as a city of parks, clean streets, and hospitable people. Legislation across several states lowers passenger fares to two cents a mile, enabling easier travel. After August 15, 1907, merchants can buy regular Milwaukee tickets at two cents a mile without extra certificates, benefiting Milwaukee patrons. information available at the Milwaukee Association of Jobbers and Manufacturers, 45-40 University Bldg.
Ebony backed brushes are cleaned by wiping the handle and back with boiled Hinseed oil, then removing any residue with a soft cloth. If silver inithala appear on the back, polish them with dampened whiting, taking care that none touches the ebony to avoid staining the grain.
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