Recovery of Lite Plast and Stomach Bitters Ad
A fragment references Lite Plast revived by warming the plant and compares it to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters reviving an overworked stomach. It notes a private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1899
Page
7
A fragment references Lite Plast revived by warming the plant and compares it to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters reviving an overworked stomach. It notes a private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
The Rio Grande West er o railway began operating new dining cars on June 1 serving all meals on through trains. No. 2 Ogden 7 30 p m Salt Lake City 8 20 p m No. 4 Ogden 6 35 p m Salt Lake City 7 40 p m. Through trains will carry diners with a complete menu and coffee and rolls for breakfast. The service aims at top quality travel provisions across Utah.
An odd pairing of ad lines and jokes appears in this fragment: Hall's Catarrh Cure is sold for seven cents, noting internal use. a cartoonish remark warns balloon ascents may be perilous on descent. a patent remedy promises a perfect cathartic, nonviolent, with a stray gag about paste stamps.
A fragmentary literary teaser describes a tide of humor with jokes and sketches. It mentions a meeting between acquaintances after twenty years with restrained emotion and light dialogue. A Gainsborough hat and funeral imagery appear alongside a scene in a shop with a druggist and a clerk discussing a two cent stamp and misused change.
A Detroit Journal reprints the Chicago Post quip about tact saving a family when a wife shifts to a costly ailment and then to an al ment with a Latin name, enough to cover doctor bills. The other exchange mocks how a young man tests the seriousness of a suitor with pratfalls of “evidence” bought treats and tickets.
A stranger asks if this is the Church of Hear nly Best but is directed to the nearby church. The distinguished usher replies that the passenger slept through the journey and entered the correct church anyway, highlighting a witty moment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer column.
A bemused elderly man consoles a sobbing boy with a quip about how he cried as a child. The scene mixes odd phrasing and a question about past tears, capturing a moment of lighthearted, if cryptic, dialogue.
A fragmented reader exchange from Beeskiyn Life hints at a humorous inquiry about a missing item and a cryptic note praising a woman’s life devoted to Christ. The piece reads as a quirky, incomplete snippet from a periodical column.
A testimonial column features Mrs Barnard praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for curing severe bladder issues heart pains and heavy menstrual bleeding after doctors recommended an operation. The letter cites dramatic improvement and intent to recommend the remedy.
A religious meditation contrasts argued folly with divine will. The text cites Taylor and Moeyer and urges trusting God’s working in the reader’s will, asking for willingness to follow Christ whether or not feelings accompany the act. It emphasizes consecration as a choice of will.
A fragmentary OCR note discusses a medicinal form most suitable to certain uses. It references a form or preparation and hints at practical or therapeutic applications without detailing specifics. The readable portion emphasizes the form’s utility and historical context.
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