Cat Out of the Bag Note Card Brief
Mrs Bauer declines invitation via note for her son in law, stating inability to attend. Servant remarks the tone and mentions a promised half dollar if the recipient could not tone.
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
10
Mrs Bauer declines invitation via note for her son in law, stating inability to attend. Servant remarks the tone and mentions a promised half dollar if the recipient could not tone.
A Tennessee reader describes three years of painful itching and swelling on face and body. After two doctors failed, three sets of Cutiura Remedies cured most sores in under a week. O. L. Wilson of Puryear reports lasting improvement by Feb 8, 1908. The ad claims strong relief and full recovery.
Practical notes urge regular feeding water and housing to boost flock health. Advice covers horses sheep and dairy gear plus careful hay, manure and nitrogen from clover, bulb care, and seed stock practices. It promotes steady routines, humane treatment, and efficient farm management for prosperity.
An excerpt urges families to eat Quaker Oats daily for thirty days in November, swapping meat and greasy foods for oats to gain health and strength. It advocates ensuring children get a full share and promotes regular and family-sized packages. A second scene shows Mrs. Quilluser influencing her husband to prioritize Willie’s shoes over Mary’s mittens as he drafts a Sunday feature on a coal substitute.
The piece surveys career options for specialists from chiropodists to dentists, noting business prospects and the appeal of certain fields. It contrasts public and private tuberculosis sanatoria in several countries, highlighting the United States lead with over 300 sanatoria and 15,000 beds while Germany and France trail. It then shifts to consumer topics such as Defiance Starch’s safety for fine fabrics, and critiques on how headlines influence public opinion, with quips on loneliness, humor, and advertising history.
A dinner in New Haven during Henson's Yale lecture drew critique of the English archbishop's attire. Canon Hensley Henson called the garb ugly, noting a Kansas church report praising a sermon while mocking the archbishop's knee breeches gaiters and apron.
Odd ad copy promotes Pettit's Eye Salve as restoring damaged eyes and urges trust in druggists. It includes garbled phrases about Wrigley's Spearmint whitening teeth and other health and moral quips, ending with a call to chew Spearmint gum when duty calls.
An Wisconsin reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing female troubles and back pain after doctors found a tumor. The letter from Mrs Emaise Milwaukee urges other women to try the remedy before surgery and notes free advice from Lydia Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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