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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

3

Alaska Big Game Prospects From Moose to Polar Bears

Wilfred H. Osgood reports Alaska as a premier game region with moose, caribou, sheep, goats, deer, waterfowl, and bears. The vast terrain, climate, and coastal ranges support large populations and varied hunting methods, noting the Alaska moose as the largest land mammal in America and brown bears as prominent along the coast.

Alaska Wilfred H. Osgood Department of Agriculture Washington Tropics Republic Osgood Sgood Coast Range Canada Yukon Tanana Brooklyn Eagle

Governor relates Luther joke at Greene County Fair

Governor Hughes, while touring a small town school with the principal, visits the gymnasium, pool, auditorium, and history room. An oral exam prompts the teacher to ask if Martin Luther died a natural death. the student replies he was excommunicated by a bull, delivering a humorous nod to church politics.

Hughes Greene County Thomas Martin Luther New York Times

Dialogue snippet from Browning's Magazine

A brief courtroom exchange portrays a judge asking for offers before sentence and a prisoner replying that only ten dollars remained before the lawyer took it, illustrating legal humor.

Browning

Keepsake Ring Promise Before Year Apart

Charles and his fiancée share a heartfelt moment as he gives a modest ring for memory. She urges for a diamond to remind her of him while he is away for a year, stressing that thoughtfulness matters more than value.

Charles Charlie James McGune Mercer St Jersey City N. J

Longing for Wealth Nonsense Quote From Detroit Tribune

A girl voices envy of wealth hoping a pretty face would become valuable while a young man questions the idea. The Detroit Tribune quotes reflect a critique of social value and beauty standards.

Fair Maid Detroit Tribune

A Match for Him

A judge taunts a young attorney for lack of legal knowledge while the defendant chooses him as counsel. The lawyer retorts that he does not need legal expertise in this court, in a Philadelphia Press vignette.

Philadelphia Press

Persian Beauties Decorate Faces with Animal Paint

Some Persian beauties decorate their faces by painting figures of animals and insects. The practice adds vivid ornamentation to beauty routines, reflecting cultural aesthetics and traditional symbolisms.

Persia

Backache and Kidney Trouble Improved by Pills

Woman from Manchester Iowa credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing backache and kidney disorder after two years of pain. She reports better sleep, regained mobility, and normal kidney function. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

R. Crouse Fayette St Manchester Iowa Dean r-Milburn Co Buffalo

The Chorus Girl and the Debating Man

Joseph Medill Patterson argues that chorus girls earn more than store workers and are pressured by men to wear tights. He condemns the double standard and questions whether the stage girl working hard is less decent than the idle rich man who profits from her presence.

Mr. Man Joseph Medill Patterson

Notable Noses in Classical and Historical Figures

A humorous compendium noting large or distinctive noses among figures from antiquity to modern times. It cites Ovid, Lycurgus, Solon, Scipio Nasica, Antiochus Grypus, Cyrus, Artaxerxes, Mohammed, Numa Pompilius, and Frederick the Great, highlighting how nose size and shape defined nicknames and anecdotes. The entries mix legendary traits with coinage imagery and social satire.

Ovid Naso Lycurgus Solon Scipio Nasica Antiochus VIII Grypus Cyrus Artaxerxes Mohammed Numa Pompilius Great Frederick Lavater

Grape-Nuts Claim Treats Indigestion Through Diet

A New York reader details personal trial with Grape-Nuts and cream for indigestion. After a week stomach acidity eased and by two weeks digestion improved, restoring appetite for lunch and overall health. The letter promotes Postum Co narratives and encourages reading The Road to Wellville.

N. Y Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Just the Thing For Her

Dialogue notes a boy asking for a dollar for his mother’s birthday. Tommy suggests an air rifle at Gilligan’s cigar store as a possible present. The exchange reflects a family scene and a shop listing referenced by the Philadelphia Press.

Tommy Gilligan’s Cigar Store Philadelphia Press

Cure for Severe Eczema Warned By Patient’s Mrs Hyde

Mrs T W Hyde of Brentwood Essex England describes a skin infection that started on the chest and spread to the back head and scalp. After two doctors offered little relief she used Cutcura Soap Ointment and Pills and states the disease vanished before finishing the ointment.

Cuthura T. W. Hyde Brentwood Essex England

Candy store talk hints at a married man’s changes

In Detroit Free Press style a girl notes a shopper now taking smaller peppermint lozenges home to his wife, contrasting with his past habit of buying two-pound boxes. The exchange hints at a personal or domestic strand behind the routine purchase.

Detroit Free Press

Readable menu, unreadable prescription joke ends in Houston Post

A physician jokes that the new chef overtaxes digestion and hands a prescription that the patient cannot read, noting they could not read the menu either. The line appears as a humorous item from the Houston Post.

Houston Post

Red Cross Ball Blue advertised for home use

A vintage grocery ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bluing in a large 207 package priced at 5 cents per carton.

Red Cross

Flying machine safety debate quoted in Washington Star

Mr Sirius Barker voices concern over safety appliances for a flying machine. He notes a parachute could be borrowed, likening it to an umbrella that vanishes when needed.

Sirius Barker Washington Star

Understanding the Direction of Dynamite Force

An explanation describes how dynamite transfers its explosion: when placed on the ground the force goes downward, when mounted on a wall it blasts the wall, and when hung beneath an object the force moves upward.

A Good Way to Curb Superstition in Pittsburg Post

A Pittsburg Post item quotes a dialogue about curing superstition with the idea that belief in bad luck may be the cause. The snippet presents a playful exchange on superstition and fortune.

Pittsburg Post

Your Eye Use Pettit's Eye Salve Advert

Pettit's Eye Salve for inflammation sties itching lids eye aches and vision defects. Available from all druggists or Howard Bros. The saddest people are those who flee from sorrow.

Pettit Howard Bros

Let Mother Do All The Work For Soft Clean Hands

A concise tip suggests letting mother handle chores to keep hands soft and clean, framing caregiving as a simple household solution.

Heir to Great Fortune Baby Brown Now Master Nicholas Brown

Eight-year-old John Nicholas Brown, heir to millions from the Brown estate, is famed as the country’s wealthiest child. He vacationed in Europe to dodge kidnappers, spends days with four meals, riding lessons, and a private detective, and enjoys imported moving pictures under strict supervision.

John Nicholas Brown Baby” Brown John Carter Brown Baby Brown Europe England France Paris Elizabeth Georgette Marie Valentine d’Osmay Piccadilly London Champs Elysees Nicholas Brown Buster Emmanuel Church

The Pastor and the Auto

A New York man touring the country in an automobile offers a Long Island pastor a ride. The pastor declines for fear his parishioners would think he was acting uppity and bring trouble to him and his church.

New York Long Island

Rover’s Affront Prompts Quip On Blindness

A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet recalls Rover’s misdeed last night when the dog tried to bite the thin Miss Blinker. The exchange questions whether the animal is blind or simply in poor taste, prompting a humorous explanation.

Rover Miss Blinker Cleveland Plain Dealer

Beard Growth Patterns Noted in Men

A brief report observes that beard growth is strongest on the right side for most men, suggesting a consistent facial hair pattern across subjects.

Sermons Cannot Replace Sympathy in Prayer Reach

A reflective line notes sermons cannot substitute sympathy. It states that prayer’s reach depends on genuine compassion, not rhetoric. The message emphasizes empathetic action alongside faith.

Woman Restored After Seven Years with Pinkham's Remedy

Mrs. Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory describes seven years of female troubles and exhaustion. She sought advice from Mrs. Pinkham and used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, reporting she is now strong and well after treatment.

Lydia E. Pinkham Sallie French Pancannla Ind Ter Mrs. Pinkham

Facts for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

An advertisement promoting Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a 30 year standard remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration. It invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice and asserts many women have been helped.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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