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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
8
The document describes a dubious plan offering a $400 prize via a coffee promotion. It urges consumer participation, mentions monthly payments, and hints at pooling tickets among families to share a prize. It claims legality and insists on polite inquiries and mailing address submissions.
A fragmented verse mocks patriotic themes with altered lines about rocks stocks and a cove. The lines imitate a familiar tune while noting a satirical tone toward national symbols and Babington Herald.
Mrs Huttle Curries of Thomaston Maine reports a nine month old baby suffered facial and foot itching that ruined sleep. After trying Cuticura Ointment the condition improved within hours and the feet healed after one box. She also used it to treat cradle cap with success. June 9, 1900.
In this Baltimore American excerpt readers debate how trusts and monopolies affect the public. The dialogue questions government policy and the people’s will, pondering whether officials appointed to curb bad trusts will safeguard the public’s welfare.
From the Society column of the Washington Herald a light domestic exchange appears. The child asserts pride in earning, while a parent cautions about public boastfulness. Tone remains witty and genteel as society notes drift by.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base for foot relief with a free sample upon request. It promises to cure tired and sweating feet and ease tight shoes, claiming relief from corns and bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 2 cents.
A Washington Star feature questions why capable men abandon public duty for corporate work. Senator Sorghum replies that corporations reward workers, while the public often does not. An ad notes low prices on decoys and catalogs from J. N. W. Hide & Pur Co. Minneapolis.
A garbled excerpt discusses marital money matters with phrases about a wife in the mountains seeking funds. It notes that Woodson says he gave all his money before separation, and he now must write to obtain more. The text shows strained communication and financial pressure.
W L Alden, returning from London to Buffalo, condemns the modern commercial spirit for hardening hearts. He cites a veteran bookkeeper who, after forty years, receives an alarm clock as a "surprise" gift from his employer on anniversary.
The piece notes the 100 year history of coaching clubs in England from the 19th century, detailing the Bensington Driving Club and Black and White club, the Four-Horse and Richmond Driving clubs, and the shift from Tan tivy Trot to motor car sports. It highlights veterans like Major Jary, the old Jary’s Bellfounder line, and Sir Lindsay Blogg winning best coach and four with Logical Conclusion.
A California woman credits Postum with her renewed sleep after quitting coffee due to sleepless nights. She says her brother also stopped coffee for sour stomach and now drinks Postum, noting relief. The ad touts trials and urges readers to try Postum to prove coffee’s effects.
Queen Alexandra granted a sitting to Mile. Marie d Epinay a French artist at Buckingham Palace. The head portrait in red chalk was completed in three hours showing the queen wearing a Gainsborough hat with ostrich plume. Both the queen and King Edward praised the artist for capturing the expression.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon Ohio suffered kidney trouble for fifteen years with back pain poor eyesight and spells. For ten years she could not do housework and stayed indoors two years. After using Deans Kidney Pills she found quick relief and full cure. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Jay Bacon, a former messenger and nephew of probation officer D H Colburn, is appointed juvenile court stenographer by Judge Ben B Lindsey. He had previously learned stenography at home and impressed the judge with his dictation ability. The new juvenile court post carries a salary of 4000 per year.
The article notes growing recognition of play’s educational value. It cites a German commission’s study of English schools, a large annual on play, and playground laws in Munich and Berlin. It mentions teachers’ conferences and a shift toward integrating games into schooling.
Winter dairying grows as a profit path with proper cow care and feeding. The article urges tailored winter rations, silage, hay, and fodder while advising on manure distribution, hogging corn, and barn upgrades. It also covers leasing, late corn fodder, sheep trends, corn silage quality, road drag work, and pest control.
The article argues that cream separators greatly raise butter quality and yield, noting 50 extra pounds per cow per year with proper use. It stresses selecting devices with close skimming, easy cleaning, correct speed, and following manufacturer directions, plus strict bowl care and clean cream handling practices. It also covers dairy breeding, calf feeding, tests for cream readiness, and cautions about processing and market consistency.
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