Dean's Mentholated Coughs-Seat at Drug Stores
An endorsement notes the simple Dean's Mentholated Cou ghs Seat product as an effective remedy for coughs.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
3
An endorsement notes the simple Dean's Mentholated Cou ghs Seat product as an effective remedy for coughs.
A terse exchange ends with a punch as a request for a fly becomes a deadly outcome. The scene centers on a confrontational mood with a decisive act, implying violence between parties.
A timid man declines a salesman's offer of a flying machine and fears the device. The persuasive seller argues it could save his life, noting an earthquake incident as a hypothetical scenario.
Mrs J H Northcutt of Hellene New Mexico narrates a case where a boy suffered blistering skin sores all over his body until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him without a scar after short use. The ad claims worldwide distribution and offers free samples with a skin book.
Anatole France promised an essay on Moliere but delayed. Raymond Poincare, as lawyer, urged him to begin and dictated the first sentence Moliere is a Parisian. France, with genius and finite patience, completed the piece in time.
Young Van Winkle waits in the parlor for Julia as a maid arrives with a sly reply revealing the delay is not the mistress decision but her maid’s mischief.
A Detroit Free Press quip contrasts fashion sense with spoken hints about an outfit. A line suggests she claims to have nothing fit to wear while others note she must dress in the latest styles.
A critic notes that a musical comedy feels like a gamble and jokes that even the book makers are involved. The exchange highlights the risky nature of theatrical ventures and the playful meta commentary on show business.
An acrobat fell 1500 feet into Lake Zurich yet escaped unharmed after leaping from a seat. Lieutenant Daring in Brighton slipped from a cliff illusion and fell 90 feet into the sea, sprained wrist. A seven year old at Culver cliff survived a 200 foot fall with minor injuries and a bottle intact. A Cardiff laborer hung by scaffolding after a 50 foot fall. A Holborn woman was saved from a fatal fall when her clothing caught in a window catch.
The text explains that a beetle can lift about 200 times its weight and a man would lift 40,000 pounds if proportioned like a beetle. It notes grasshoppers jumping high and bees dragging heavy loads, suggesting larger animals need more energy for movement and have less power for external force.
R D Carr of Cleburne Texas claims the world’s longest beard at seven feet. He dislikes publicity and traveling with shows preferring to stay with his children on his farm. The 69 year old Democrat and Methodist began growing it eleven years ago during illness and keeps it tucked in his vest for state occasions.
A grand tomb sculpted by Amendola and commissioned by M. Schilizsi sits on Pausilippus hill in Italy. The municipality refuses removal and the monument is offered for sale amid speculation over its buyer and future use.
The copper cent is a product of electricity and nearly pure copper. A modern electrolytic method deposits refined copper onto a negative plate, improving purity and replacing costly older refining techniques.
Spain records about 3 000 hours of sunshine per year so it outshines other European nations. In contrast England averages 1 400 hours.
A bacteriologist observed his child making mud pies in a park for kids and tested one pie. The exam revealed dangerous germs including diphtheria 1,800,000 measles 2,450,000 smallpox 900,000 dysentery 600,000 pneumonia 605,000 tuberculosis 620,000, highlighting health risks to children from contaminated play areas.
A ruthless cafe owner in Lippincott's story hires an ex convict who served five years for counterfeiting. The man, seeking any work, is offered thirty dollars a week to slice ham after revealing his past.
A Pittsburgh multimillionaire, beside his $8 million automobile, contemplates next steps after a woman he knew rushes from a hotel and fires at him. The shot hits the chauffeur in the leg but misses the target, prompting the man to exclaim about a close call.
A brief vignette from Harpers Bazar quotes a teacher asking Nellie about her absence and the girl replying she has been on an exertion with her mother. The exchange captures a domestic scene with calm, polite dialogue.
The judge questions the speaker about marrying a fortune with an independent woman. Fluff responds in disconsolate tone denying the claim. The proceedings hinge on interpretations of marriage and fortune.
An English insurance company sues over a policy covering damage caused by militant suffragettes. The report notes a paradox comparing ease of buying experience to selling it and places the issue in a broader context.
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