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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
7
Edward Reese sent a bottle with his name and address from Germany about a year ago. Theodore Schultz of Brookings South Dakota found the bottle after it floated ashore from mid ocean while strolling Denmark's coast.
Poem lines from Charles Hanson Towne praise a blush as fleeting beauty and offer a kiss. A second note parrots a blunt view from Miss Pert and a tongue in cheek remark about calling cards. A China customs service estimate rounds out the fragment with a population figure of 438 214 000.
In Bredon’s Norton Worcestershire a village estate has been subdivided into small farms and a restored manor houses hosts a women’s agricultural club. The village school operates on federated principles with two London trained teachers and a focus on eye and body training. A gramophone provides daily music for children.
A North Dakota woman suffered headaches indigestion and heart trouble from heavy coffee use. After switching to a tonic called Vostum she reports clearer skin, reduced headaches, renewed energy, and no digestive issues. She credits the remedy with restoring health and vitality.
Sir Anthony Cludde faces a tense church scene as Clapton loyalists gather outside and a disruptive protest erupts during a mass for Queen Mary. After a violent clash at the gate, Sir Anthony orders restraint while Baldwin tries to maintain order and protect Father Carey. The episode leaves Sir Anthony torn between duty and danger as threats loom.
Windmuller recalls parallels between the Panic of 1857 and 1867 and the recent low mood. He notes railroad speculation, bank investments, and the crash when securities fell short of purchase prices, plus the 1867 recovery aided by crops and gold inflows from Europe and San Francisco.
A nostalgic verse about the first day of school full of joy and longing. It mentions new clothes and books, students like Amy Anna Mary Gwen and Maribel Mathers, strict mothers, and the ache to relive the fall day. The speaker celebrates back to school and hints at autumn time with fond memories.
A discussion on what fuels success in art, trade, or profession through genuine love and dedicated effort. It argues love alone is insufficient without a strong, distinctive vocation and persistent striving rewarded by personal fulfillment rather than external praise.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a whimsical competition item with garbled names and unclear outcome. It mentions Afra Drown and a hatter, with references to a tie and a short dance, but specifics are unreadable. The readable bits hint at a local contest or event and a notable line about a "delicious bit" and "reveled."
A reader shares a testimonial about recovery from serious inflammation after medical operations. The note praises Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments and encourages other sick women to write for guidance.
At a New York dinner New York Sun president August Belmont of the Jockey Club recalls rumors about the famed horse Starlight. He cites four men posing as owners trainers and jockeys to gain entry, the last confessing I am Starlight.
An ad from a druggist named Howard Maron in Ruffalo New York touts a product called Wish Eye Salve described as quick and relieving eye discomfort. The short notice emphasizes rapid relief.
A dissatisfied voter who left his party in a prior election returns to register for the next primary. When asked about voting the prohibition ticket, he honestly says he was drunk at bid time and didn’t know what he was doing, and the clerk accepts him back into the fold. Heard in the Capital. A quip about a congressman and senator reflects on epochs versus career.
Property owners can avoid trouble by using pure reliable materials. The article promotes Dutch Boy White Lead from National Lead Company with a testing kit and color chart, offered free by mail. Address: Woodbridge Ridge, New York City.
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