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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
6
Munyon’s Dyspepsia Remedy claims rapid stomach relief and digestion improvement with a satisfaction guarantee. It lists symptoms including distress after eating, bloating, heartburn, loss of appetite, and indigestion related issues. The ad notes price two cents and sale by all druggists. An auction scene follows with a whimsical lot of theatrical props.
A collage of vintage advertising lines and fragmented notices mentions a pain relief claim for kidney stones, a pneumatic car carrier experiment in Chicago, and various tonics and remedies. The jumble references Foster Milburn Co, Mother Gray Co, and Marine Eye Remedy amid other dated product lines and stray city notes from The Montpelier Herald.
In Elkhart Indiana a rabid cat killed by a policeman bit four children including Lawrence and Lenora Meyer ages 4 and 7 and Robert Elwell age 5. Two may have died and Pasteur treatment has begun for several victims.
Pearman receives a writ of service and contemplates risks to his betrothal to Maude Denison. Denison asserts a valid right of heriot over Mannersley while Pearman seeks Rumford’s opinion and Ge counsel to protect his stake. He consults Hawke Sparrow& Co. and confronts Denison to discuss settlement and avoid protracted court action.
Grenville Rose and Pearman meet as plans unfold to cancel Miss Denison’s engagement. Harsh talk centers on a writ of service and ransom of a horse, with family members and Harold Denison seeking control of events and communications.
In a tense exchange, Grenville Rose proposes to settle a dispute over the horse Coriander by forcing a release of a £5,000 mortgage, while valuing the horse at £5,000 and the Two Thousand stakes at £5,000. Pearman questions the grounds as Dallison bets on Rose’s behalf, and the dialogue hints at a forthcoming continuation.
A Wall Street broker questions the gambler's edge in margin trading while a seasoned NYSE head explains that speculators on margin are likely to lose. He notes occasional big wins but insists disciplined operators quit when profits vanish, warning that many bettors ultimately drain the market.
A Yonkers Statesman quip notes a professor claiming forty eight house file kinds while a boy replies he only knows two that matter dead or alive. A Puck item describes a social call at the Smiths with a warm reception after an earlier chilly greeting due to missing umbrellas.
A sequence of brief, witty exchanges appears from the Washington Star and Louisville Journal. The jokes touch on memory on the witness stand, curious spouses, and social manners, with quips about theater queues and elevator life.
An old newspaper page item highlights Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation with testimonials from Elmer McMillan and others. It also promotes Sloan's Liniment for hog cholera and includes letters from readers praising the product. A brief note on Protestant commemorations in the United States closes the page.
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