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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1895
Page
7
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The New York Tribune warns about the rising use of headache powders among women, noting ingredients like morphine and opium. It recommends Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cure and cites a testimonial from E Vargason of Otter Lake, Michigan.
An old railway porter narrates a Christmas Eve tale of a near disaster on a foggy line. Bill the driver and the narrator face danger when a hidden rock fall threatens a train, but a heroic woman in the village saves them and reopens hope as Bill and his wife reunite.
A Detroit Tribune clipping recounts a Cottage Grove car ride where a young woman loudly celebrated her upcoming birthday. Her older male escort and the surrounding passengers reacted with amusement and embarrassment as a playful exchange over her age unfolded.
A curious piece explains that clouds continually rain many tiny drops that evaporate before reaching Earth. It describes evaporation shifting cloud particles to haze, condensation, and dry dust particles, noting rain begins with cloud formation and varies by air temperature.
In archaic prose a traveler seeks relief from chill and rain using Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a warming protector. The text extols its preventive powers against chills fever rheumatism neuralgia colds and dyspepsia while noting a historical cod and Constantinople frost detail from 764.
A mix of folklore and small notices includes claims about animal movement, railway safety odds, Venus as the Star of Bethlehem, cedar wood supply, a patent salve, hair dye dialogue, camphor products, a baby teething remedy, and a royal gift of cigars from the Austrian emperor.
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