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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic, glycerine preserved tonic that purifies blood and aids stomach and lung health. It notes sworn bottle formulas and claims strong medical endorsements while cautioning patience for best results.
A clerk retrieves a printed slip from a drawer showing a “The manager of the Blank Patel acknowledges with thanks the return of key now, which Mr. - by oversight carried away on departure.” The New Orleans Times Democra t notes such errors reveal that no key acknowledgment printed is not a safe safeguard for forgetful guests.
The text describes atmospheric temperature changes with altitude and latitude. It states cooling about bf degrees per 500 feet of ascent and warming on descent, and gives a confusing note on pole temperatures and averages. It claims a temperature change of 7 degrees per seventy or eighty miles north or south.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon Ohio suffered fifteen years of kidney trouble with back pain poor eyesight and dizzy spells. Doris Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cured her saving her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A lighthearted Yonkers State newspaper snippet recalls summers past when peek-a-boo waists vanished, noting how fashion and memory shift with the seasons and styles. The text captures playful banter about changing trends and youthful wardrobes.
A jumble of vintage ads and jokes including Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething relief priced at 3 cents and a faded clothes remedy with a 5 cent 2 oz package. Also a quip about a restaurant chemist and a photographer from the New York Press.
In a moonlit scene Maggie rests with Henry while Rose Warner claims the role of sister, stirring Maggie with tender words. Mr. Carrollton charms Maggie at a soirée, and Henry plans to learn more about her prospects as she reunites with him later.
Henry Warner seeks Maggie's hand in marriage prompting Madame Conway to intervene. The party travels by carriage to a rural farmhouse where Maggie meets Betsy Jane Douglas and Mrs. Douglas, revealing Maggie’s suspicion that Betsy Jane and Theo Douglas share kinship with her grandfather. Madame Conway reconsiders her stance, anticipating Maggie’s possible marriage to Arthur Carrollton, while Henry proposes a year apart to test feelings before a future reunion.
A New York Press blurb explains superstitions around mirrors in homes during weddings and deaths. It notes beliefs of concealing mirrors for the dead, detecting devils, and an image of a husband on Halloween. The piece also discusses definitions of groom and bride in marriage terms.
A clipped exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger recalls Miss Passay as dignified in youth and kittenish in later life. The banter notes that suitors were scarce and men found her too old fashioned earlier and too playful now.
Statistics reveal 140000 Belgian children, over 13 percent of the population, lack any schooling. An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Bive laundry products with a large two ounce package priced at 5 cents.
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