Love Shows The Way In A Cleveland Memory Poem
Edward Singer writes in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that when life is dark memory of an old sweetheart can bring light. He asserts love will turn gray skies to blue and guide us through loneliness.
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
8
Edward Singer writes in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that when life is dark memory of an old sweetheart can bring light. He asserts love will turn gray skies to blue and guide us through loneliness.
A London tale tells of a man who, after years away, takes his family to church and occupies a pew. A pompous stranger arrives, refuses seating, and leaves a card reading pay for this pew. The occupant answers with a question about annual payment and then the stranger notes the pew’s value, prompting the man to sit and the pompous guest to collapse.
A retired railroad conductor in a northern state church assisted with collecting in a mourning service. While passing the basket, he playfully challenged a sleeping member with a “Ticket, please” prompt, recalling his railway days.
Scientists warn lung and kidney ailments rise among farmers due to limited vegetable variety. A. K. Bush of Dover Minnesota, horticulturist with the Minnesota Farmer's Institute, promotes a Fruit and Vegetable Garden plan that reduces hand labor. The illustrated folder includes culture, rotation, and practical gardening guidance. Free copies available from Northrup King & Co of Minneapolis to readers who request them.
A historic ad offers Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure for 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold for over 50 years by Matthew’s Pharmacy promising refunds on return of bottle.
What is Shiloh is advertised as a long trusted remedy for coughs colds and incipient consumption with claims of curing many cases and relief in advanced stages. The ad offers a money back refund if customers are not satisfied and lists prices of 25 cents 50 cents and 100 dollars from Matthew's Pharmacy.
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath blamed on constipation with Earl s Clover Root Tea promoted as an absolute cure. Dyspepsia remedies Dodge s Dyspepsia Tablets offered with money back guarantee. Whiskey Bell of Lexington shown. Ranch for sale in Montana seeks manager. Hyat t & Dorethy bank ad for 860 acres farm. Shilo s Consumption Cure guarantees refund if not benefitted after two thirds use. Matthews Pharmacy set of ads.
Matthew's Pharmacy claims Dodge's Quick Kure will cure a cold in 24 hours offering fast relief targets La Grippe and headaches with an advertised remedy.
The piece lists uses for Dodges Dyspepsia Tablets and notes Matthew's Coalfields of the World. It cites geologists’ estimates of major coal fields by country and region, contrasts English coal veins with thicker Pennsylvania and Appalachian deposits, and claims American forest products and crops exceed metallic and mineral outputs.
An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a quick cure for sick headaches caused by overwork. It claims the tea acts as a block purifier and tissue builder with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents.
Notice states that co owner Asna Uffel demands payment of 600 dollars plus publishing costs for representation work on the Beaver Creek lode mining claim in Me adwater county Montana. If unpaid within legal time, all right and interest in the claim will be forfeited. The notice is dated Winter, Montana and signed by Asna Uffel under section 2726 of the revised statutes.
A wartime era notice touts Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure as a remedy for croup frightening many young mothers. It claims immediate relief for severe cases and lists prices of 26 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar.
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