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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1895
Page
3
A narrator tells how his miserly master Ebenezer Grumbelow exploited his weakness with drink. After near death from intoxication, a recovered man discovers a secret gift that funds a new life, reconciles with Juliet, and ends with a lifelong marriage and a lasting memory.
A female expert argues that true beauty sleep is a delusion and urges lessons in sleeping to avoid wrinkles. She advises sleeping on a narrow bed with a firm pillow, flat on the back before switching sides, and emphasizes proper ventilation and a cool room to prevent facial creasing.
Lansingburgen resident R W Edwards, once worn by sunstroke and war injuries, credits Pink Pills with curing rheumatism, heart trouble, insomnia, and nerve breakdown. He describes improved circulation and renewed energy after a harsh 100 mile transport to Washington.
Notre Dame University enters its fifty second year with the next session beginning September 3 1895. Parents and guardians considering sending their boys away to school are advised to write for particulars to Notre Dame University Indiana before arranging education elsewhere. The notice touts facilities for mind and heart education.
An excited Broadway car conductor reported a brilliant flash and an explosion near the Hotel Vendome. Police found an anxious crowd in the street after theaters let out. It proved to be a manager’s scheme to secure a flashlight picture of exiting audiences.
An advertisement claims No To-Bac cures tobacco dependence and lax digestion. It offers a free book from Sterling Co. in New York City or Chicago and asserts tobacco’s universality and domestication worldwide.
A New York Recorder quote shows a ward caucus clash as a politician says the aim is to help themselves not politicians. The piece mentions two Kansas men who had been at outa for five years and resumed conflict over who should treat after shaking hands.
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