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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
4
A husband notes his wife's unseemly reserve and learns she mourns a child begging at their door. The child's tale: a father killed in the Civil War and the mother died of sorrow within a year. The scene reveals how compassion and hardship shape small acts of kindness.
Michael Steinman of Brooklyn reports twelve year old son suffered painful itching burning sores from infancy. After five years of remedies and four doctors failed, Cuticura ointment cured him after two remedy sets. His skin became fine and smooth, he is now twelve. April 105.
A Denver man and a Kansan rancher shared lunch in a downtown restaurant after a business meeting. The Kansan, eating with a knife, realized he had no fork and asked aloud how to stir his coffee, prompting the Denver man to remark that a fork might not be needed.
An advertisement extols glycerine used in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for its demulcent and nutritive properties. It claims glycerine enhances components like Blick Cherry bark and Golden Seal root to ease lingering coughs and bronchial issues, aid digestion, and build flesh, while noting it won’t perform miracles.
A New Yorker visiting Richmond castle with a guide relies on a guide-book for facts. When asked about the height of the keep the guide answers "according to history" and repeats the phrase for several questions. At a steep riverbank descent the guide deadpans "According to history, I's almost perpendicular" to end the tale.
Mrs A Moore of Waterville Missouri touts Doan's Kidney Pills as curing years of kidney trouble. Testimony says relief came after a few doses and the remedy is sold for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Convincing quip ends with a joke about domestic arguments.
N W Hide and Fur Co offers guns traps decoys and related items with free catalog orders obeying Kadears ory Times. A Civil War anecdote highlights strict discipline and strict orders from a colonel.
Advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease powder to shake into shoes, promising relief for corns bunions swollen sore hot aching and ingrowing nails. Mentions availability at Deane and Shive Stores with mail offer and price of 2 cents. Includes mailing address for Allen B. Olmsted.
A church deacon in Kas Farmer's Village refuses to contribute to the preacher's salary. He recalls giving a year ago and says no further support will be given, believing it to be money wasted and not yielding any trade.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. The piece references a dated Monday event, a teacher or master and a warning line about consent, with dialog from characters Mabel and Alolla. Strong entities are unclear due to corruption.
A collected set of wry observations on labor, manners and society. Jokes about laziness, jealousy, honesty and tradition mix with light social commentary on men hunting work, women, clothing, and fame seeking. The tone mirrors a playful columnist voice from a past era.
Storm Signal starts with Billy racing from the stairs to the dining room, where he tells Jimmy that their mother will punish diddy after company leaves. Jimmy questions how Billy knows, and Billy recounts that diddy boasted of a plan while mother replies only with a startled exclamation.
Mr Hiorth of Christiania Norway receives prize from the Institute of Tron and Steel for his method using graphite and reducing medium in an electric smelter to process low grade ores. Large graphite and ore deposits exist in Norway, and water power could enable large scale use if practical.
Fragmentary lines hint at themes of wealth and personal connection. The text references gold and cash and mentions phrases about knowing people and invitations, but the overall meaning is unclear and lacks concrete events or identities.
Peace to the memory of Annie Yeamans is invoked as New Zealand sees government recognized unionism rise. Wellington and Christchurch households face upheaval as women workers form unions to win pay rises and a 68 hour week, with demands for arbitration, improved conditions, and exclusive use of union staff.
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