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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1895
Page
7
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Readable fragments describe a tender writer as a guest visiting an institution. A lecturer's curt invitation hints at a refined social setting, while scattered lines evoke poetry and personal emotion amid a subdued atmosphere.
A fragmented column mixes a comical scene at a hotel table where a husband and wife play old married pair, with social chatter about a wedding journey. It then notes Hostetter’s Almanac for 1895, published by The Hostetter Company, free at druggists, in multiple languages. Notices on remedies and jokes follow, including Mas n Corn Salve and Cee's Balsam. A legal beat notes that English courts ruled engagement rings are not recoverable.
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative that cleanses the system without weakening organs. It claims health benefits for cold relief and fever, endorses its use by millions and doctors, and states that genuine bottles are produced by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on every package.
A humorous tale of misadventure starts with a broken Sevres vase after a Spanish ladies visit and widens to a New York escapade where George Crocker sinks into a chair that shatters a piano lamp, causing an oil spill and a $10,000 blaze in Josiah Belden’s Madison Avenue home.
Ulster county tale of mistaken identity follows John Dearman of Old Hurley who vanishes after years of alleged abuse. His widow misidentifies a drowned man as her husband, later remarries John Branthover in Albany. Dearman returns to Old Hurley but vanishes again, leaving the drowned man’s true fate unknown. The mystery centers on who was buried as Dearman.
A brief exchange from the Indianapolis Journal features a fortune teller lamenting changing times. The clairvoyant counters with a sharp joke about predicting a young woman's future, whether marriage to a rich man or becoming U S president.
A collection of humorous quips and chats including a poet’s check, a satchel parcel mix up, a girl’s story about her father’s reaction, a fish diet debated by a philosopher, and playful exchanges about manners school races and teething twins.
The passage proclaims Royal Baking Powder as superior to all others and warns buyers to distrust substitutes. It argues testing shows one Royal is stronger purer and better and that grocers may push cheaper powders for higher profit. The message urges scrutiny of any replacement claiming no substitute exists for Royal.
The text offers advice on lightning safety indoors with furniture arrangements using walls and mattresses as better conductors than air. It includes a moral tale about reading and a joke about a restaurant cashier’s new clothes, plus testimonials for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a travel pricing inquiry from Lincoln.
In a witty dialogue the bank cashier insists on a fortune before marriage to the daughter while the bank president agrees. The cashier exits saying he will have the fortune by evening and asks about wedding in Canada. A travel note extols California as a winter resort and promotes the Union Pacific service. A social jab about a matinee seat follows.
An ad extols Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the best laxative for regulating digestion and liver action. It claims they prevent numerous ailments from headaches to indigestion and promises a free trial sample by mail to requestors in Buffalo New York.
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