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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
2
An ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps with organic trouble and chicken-raising issues. It cites Mrs Alters who reports restoration after using the remedy, inviting readers to write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Leominster Mass.
Virginia representative Edward W Saunders uses a social tale to illustrate that schemes may backfire The anecdote centers on a tramp who robs a house after the householder uses a staged police call to scare him Another note mentions a call for cooks for navy and army with a $60000 fund under the New York Cooking School officers seeking thrift and variety in meals.
A terse quarrel highlights a marital dispute as a husband demands a flat and the wife retorts she already chose home upon marriage. The exchange underscores domestic tensions and the couple’s differing expectations.
The article notes Germany England France and other nations adoption of daylight saving to shift clocks forward one hour in spring and back in autumn. It cites savings of fuel in several countries and reports a British commission praising daylight hours. U.S. bills aim to extend daylight saving from late March to late October for seven months and potential benefits to food production.
A 1910s analysis argues vast U S peat deposits could ease fuel shortages. Europe uses peat heavily, while U S attempts failed due to capital and engineering. air dried peat offers competitive costs 75 cents to 2.50 per ton. Peat beds mainly in New England Cheat Lake region and Atlantic coastal plain could yield over 12 billion tons, powering the nation for years. Sphagnum peat aids antiseptic uses in Europe and Minnesota estimates show 6 billion tons available there alone.
Lieut Coningaby Dawson writes of soldiers showing kindness to animals and enemies alike in the trenches. The piece portrays the habit of sharing food and moments of humanity between Tommies and captured Fritzs, emphasizing mercy amid war and the value of compassion.
Lincoln as sensitive to external impressions. he felt battle results as if personally affected. The scene at City Point shows Grant’s army on the move, with Lincoln in an office, pondering the wounded and the loss of brave—reflecting his deep empathy for both humans and animals.
In a wartime camp, a president consoles starving orphans whose mother died, bids the colonel to provide milk and ease their suffering, and notes the broader hunger afflicting the land. He expresses compassion despite the war’s dire crisis, reflecting on mercy amid battle.
The piece honors Scotland for its wartime sacrifice noting thousands of Scots serve under arms or wounded. It praises the Scots in trenches, their kilts and mettle, and recalls poetry and history that frame their dedication. Nearly 1,000 Scots have answered the call for liberty and humanity.
The Kansas City Star recounts Joshua Lott clinging to the rear platform aboard a 60 passenger car on the Prospect line as conductor Josh Moore heckles him to move forward. Lott finally surges to the front only when a transfer point lets on eighty more riders, amid jokes about enlistment and bravery.
Green's August Flower touted as a universal cure for constipation intestinal troubles low spirits and nervous indigestion with liver troubles. It claims relief after a few doses and markets itself as a gentle laxative sold worldwide. Also notes humorous geography quip about Beef Hameldinger and a French ace asking about the world series between New York and Chicago.
An old Cuticura advertisement touts a new way to shave tender skin twice daily without irritation using Cuticura Soap. Free samples offered by mail or at druggists with prices 25 cents for soap and 25 or 50 cents for ointment, followed by a humorous jab about a blanket injunction and weather fears.
A historical ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts 40 years of testimonials and offers free samples, crediting J. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. The text includes a price note of $100 for uncurable cases.
Rugs are now made entirely from fine tissue paper and blends of paper and wool. The tissue paper is twisted into threads and woven into a compact heavy mat or fabric.
War era ads report Allen's Foot-Ease an antiseptic powder issued to troops for use in shoes and foot baths. The copy promises rest and comfort, claiming it boosts morale and comfort in service. A humorous exchange about separate peace is included, alongside a rhetorical line on beauty of the soul.
A collage of brief quotes and ads from a bygone page includes Mary asking if silk is changeable so she can return it tomorrow, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets ad claiming liver and bowels regulation, a witty exchange about sterling worth and silversmith, a tactful retort about witches, a party scene with a literate guest out of place, hostess humor about sense, white clothes being whitened by Red Cheer Pall Blue, and a closing grocer ad.
A quirky aside ponders whether the joys of dining prompt quick eating. The fragment hints at appetite and social habit without a clear event or named person. The piece reads like a light column remark on culinary pleasure.
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