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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
3
A Colorado Agricultural College note warns that habitual finger to mouth contact spreads infections. The piece argues most bacterial diseases pass through the mouth with food and saliva and urges awareness of this common habit.
The article notes Lyons has Rue de la Republique paved with eight inch glass blocks that are water tight. It mentions a skull lined street in Gwandu Africa with twelve thousand white skulls outlining six gates. Philadelphia considers grass paving as a promising street experiment.
A playful exchange compares a female arithmetic teacher to a serpent named adder. The dialogue notes a clock keeps working during a strike, hinting at a pun driven scene in a humor piece.
Milwaukee health department urges a spring stock check of personal health. Questions cover blood pressure kidneys heart tobacco liquor digestion memory temper and weight. The advisory stresses unnoticed high blood pressure and silent kidney or heart issues and advises habit changes.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for dandruff and hair loss. It promises complete scalp relief within ten minutes and new hair growth after weeks, plus glossy, fluffy hair after a simple application.
A light exchange compares forgiving nature to dental visits with a joke about dreams and nightmares. The dialogue alternates lines about traveling to dreams and performing it as a nightmare.
The excerpt mocks early anthropology views and student jokes about scientific naming. It cites a cave man analogy and questions about who coined terms like plesiosaurus. A fragment recalls a Bolshevik color emblem debate with a joking artist remark about red as a bed on a nighty attractive color.
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