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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
After years of trying Earth and Mars exchange signals that are indecipherable. Attempts to reach interpreters fail and the effort ends with Earth turning to Jupiter. A bizarre night follows with Nan and Fan’s alleged odd behavior.
Free sample from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York promises relief for tired sweating hot swollen feet. Powder helps new or tight shoes fit and claims to cure corns and bunions. Sold by all druggists and stores for 25 cents.
A mix of clipped notes recounts a Washington Star summary about science being undervalued, a Western trapper story, and a curious line about a trapper who could have dug roots either by a wild dog or a botanist. Mentions about Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product and a white waistcoat senator appear in brief references. The Transvaal gold output for 1905 is cited at $104 million. Rubber stamps and a catalog request close the fragment.
In Hillsdale Maggie Miller wrestles with love as Arthur Carrollton grows closer while Henry Warner waits. Madame Conway negotiates a test of Maggie's affections, Maggie writes a confession of shifting love, and Carrollton hints at remaining in America to pursue her.
A Lincoln boy’s muddy feet after barefoot wandering lead doctors and landowners to plan a local antiphlogistine factory. The clay from southern Lincoln banks, treated with glycerin and antiseptic, is slated as the raw material. The story from the Chicago Record-Herald notes the boy’s blisters prompted the venture and community action.
A Washington scene quotes a young woman asking about reciprocity while a guileful admirer explains it as mutual exchange. The anecdote contrasts a modern political advocate with a witty, aging Mr. Morgan.
A Chicago woman reports three years of severe eczema cleared after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, saying she was treated by multiple physicians without success and now fully recovered. The brief letter, dated October 2, 19XX, is witnessed by I. os. Berger. Also noted is an oversized leather belt claim and Red Cross Ball Blue blueing offer.
A Denver Post quip recalls a young man bragging of a trip to an 11 140 foot elevation with tunnel rides on Moffat road. The girl jokes about tunnel heights and heart strain while the piece notes a Chinese Board of Education order banning sale of small shoes to end foot binding.
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