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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
6
Mrs. Lizzie Courtney of 108 8th Ave shares relief after trying an unnamed displacement remedy. The note praises the treatment’s long experience and urges others to give it a fair trial for similar misery.
A fragment discusses gender interests in fashion and aging, joking that women value changing prices less than reducing sizes. It notes societal stereotypes about youth, fortune, and remaining single as paths to popularity.
Mrs Irvine C Black a prominent Chicago society figure died after a gunshot wound in the basement of her Winnetka home. A .22 rifle lay nearby and husband William Black said they used a shooting gallery at home and that she was adjusting the gun when shot. He denied suicide.
Berlin sees over 160000 workers on strike led by metal workers with no violence as Stuttgart and Frankfurt report rioting and arrests. German towns face food shortages and clamor for better conditions amid international worry, with troops deployed to Frankfort and Coblenz.
Washington reports improvement in general business conditions and a lingering undercurrent of confidence about the economy. Across federal reserve districts the price situation remains the dominant factor, with a steady but modest decline and public sentiment shifting away from immediate price drops.
General Aurelio Blanquet, once war minister under Huerta, lands in Mexico to reorganize Diaz forces and overthrow Carranza. He travels with key officers and aims to restore the 1857 constitution, while evading Mexican gun boats and awaiting Diaz's support.
The taileoad administration cancels the embargo on all grains for major markets and ends the permit system. Conflicting embargoes on individual roads are also withdrawn, affecting St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago and other midwestern points as storage improves. Export movement to seaboard points remains under permit.
The War Finance Corporation quickly takes up $200 million of 4 1/2 per cent one year bonds as banks rush to subscribe. Reports from nine federal reserve banks show subscriptions well in excess of the offering with more still to be counted due to the attractive tax exemptions and higher yields compared with the fourth Liberty issue.
The French clearing office reported that 55 million dollars in gold were deposited Tuesday by Germany in the Belgian National Bank of Brussels. The funds were intended to pay for food allowed to enter Germany.
Paris dispatch reports US reps in Hungary anticipate large concessions for food and fuel in exchange for cooperation against bolshevism. Smuts travels to Hungary to open negotiations while Lloyd George and France push for reparations and a clearer peace framework ahead of Easter.
A report notes American pajamas and robes repurposed as outer garments by destitute men women in Belgrade. The era food and clothing shortage drives use of donated items from American families distributed via the American Red Cross to Serbia Montenegro and Greece.
French foreign minister Stephen Pichon said the peace terms for Germany could be ready before Easter barring any unexpected events. French peace delegates report growing support at the conference and near agreement on key issues. Meanwhile Korea plans to submit an independence appeal to the peace conference led by Kinal Kimo, citing widespread passive resistance to Japanese rule.
Lincoln Nebraska April 4 United States district court dismissed a Nebraska railway commission bid to stop enforcement of the postmaster general schedule of telephone installation and service charges. Judge T C Munger held no federal question was presented. the opinion said the suit did not arise under federal law and lacked jurisdiction. The commission argued only the state could fix rates within Nebraska.
Fort Worth Tex April 1 Records show that at the three Fort Worth air fields flying practice ceased today and 108 men were killed from November 7 1917 to April 1 1919 During that period the aviation corps trained squadrons here 50 students officers and mechanics rehearsed mishaps Since the Americans took over the model 5 have been filled Eleven at Dallas Love Field total deaths from flying accidents were 11 nine officers and two cadets There were 10 000 hours in the air accomplished at the field 400 cadets received training there and 00 student officers were given advance training.
Washington dispatch says the Rainbow division including the 168th regiment is expected to sail soon. The request to stop at Dubuque for a parade before marching to Camp Dodge is under advisement by the general staff.
Los Angeles millionaire HH Newman, owner of the Newman special racing car driven by Luis Le Cocq in night races, is released from Venice jail after an arrest for beating his wife. He now faces a divorce suit filed by Mrs. Newman alleging cruelty.
The article argues Western Canada and nearby markets offer rising land value driven by improved farming methods, equipment, and guaranteed markets. Railroads expand access, creating lasting demand as land prices rise from low levels toward higher future values.
An exchange from the Richmond Times-Dispatch depicts a doctor asking about a patient’s condition after a dressing is removed. The nurse quips that the patient swore frightfully, and the doctor responds with encouragement that he should sit up tomorrow.
An advertisement touts Orhine double strength for freckles claiming dramatic fading of dark spots after morning and night applications. It warns buyers to demand the double strength Otbin or Otbina and notes only small amounts are needed for results. The piece ends with a humorous aside about sailors and freckles.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for nasal catarrh and repeated head colds. It claims the medicine cleanses the system and reduces susceptibility to colds, with internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces. It lists a price and Toledo Ohio address for F. J. Cheney & Co. and notes that no case is guaranteed to cure.
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