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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
7
Fragmented OCR mentions relief from sharp pains and urges women with female trouble to seek Mrs. Etta Pekhan’s Lana Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, advertised as providing special free cures and relief. The text is garbled but centers on promotion of a female health remedy.
Melvin Rouff comments on compulsory arbitration and human hypocrisy. A young bride joins her stern husband in reading Happiness in Marriage, and when asked for advice to wives she says she is studying the advice to husbands.
A 10 cent Cascarets box promotes relief from constipation indigestion and biliousness claiming quick results. Text urges readers to take Cascarets nightly to cleanse liver stomach and bowels and improve mood head clarity and overall health.
A heated social moment centers on a man blamed for derailing a proposal with an odd remark about clothing sizes. Observers label him a mere clerk while noting the distraction during the discussion.
Promoted free Cuticura sample sets by mail to Boston address, claiming quick relief for itching and rashes in babies. Encourages exclusive use to keep skin clear and includes instructions to send a postcard with book address. Ad tone emphasizes eczema and skin irritation relief.
In the remark, the speaker notes his wife offers guidance unprompted, stating she does not wait to be asked. The exchange signals a proactive, confident partner who shares decision making in the relationship.
Nurse Jane warns Uncle Wiggily to watch for tricks on the first of April. Neddie Stubtail and companions plot an April Fool by hiding as rugs, sneak into Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump bungalow, and get stuck on fresh varnish. The joke backfires as turpentine frees them after days, ending plans for more pranks.
A Chicago Daily Journal clipping recalls a speaker on preparedness saying pacifist and preparedness advocates resemble Willie and Johnny in a bedtime episode. The tale depicts how each plans to hide from an intruding father, with comic missteps and improvised tactics.
An excerpt from the Washington Star features a dialog about budget concerns with a character urging action. A suggested response forms a committee to decide if the experiment succeeds.
A poetic fragment features a night wind chanting from the chimney while a poet listens. The exchange includes a child, a woman, and a couple seeking snow, fuel, and wages, framed as harmony from nature.
A Manitoba farm story from Alberta recalls starting with 400 capital, buying on time, and rebuilding a run down place. The owner now values the farm at 3500 to 4000 and lists stock, poultry, crops, and income figures including hay, vegetables, eggs, and calves.
The humble suitor questions his father in law about objections to their union. The haughty Iineage beauty insists her ancestors were gentlemen of leisure and that he must work for a living. The suitor replies he does not expect work after marriage.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for dandruff and itching with immediate effects. It claims hair becomes light and luxurious after weeks of use, and suggests buying a 25 cent bottle from any store to prove hair can appear healthy and soft.
A six year old named Phyllis brings a note from mamma to her grandmother and asks if she will come over. She pauses then says she may turn up or not and rushes away in playful defiance.
Many people can avoid sickness by using Green's August Flower which targets stomach disorders and inactive liver. It claims to ease sick headaches, constipation, sour stomach, indigestion, and intestinal issues, acting as a gentle laxative and liver stimulant. Two doses promised to relieve, with fifty years of use across the United States and civilized countries.
A brief dialogue joke unfolds with Mrs Gabblous visiting for twenty minutes, prompting the quip that length is relative. The exchange highlights the speaker’s playful insistence that the visitor’s stay felt lengthy.
An odd historical ad copy urges keeping grass off property and promotes Dr Pierce's Pellets for liver, bowels and stomach. It claims one Pellet is laxative and three are cathartic, with a playful line about reading an opponent's inaugural ad.
A dialect tinged monologue portrays a weary husband unable to meet his wife's desires for luxury. He contrasts his frugal income with the wealth of rich men, noting how his savings and price constraints limit comforts. The wife’s singing amid chores expresses resilience and feminine pride despite hardship.
A New York letter argues that freeing Ireland from British control would aid the Allied cause. It contrasts Irish discontent with Petrograd’s push for self-government, urges Britain to reconcile domestic issues, and warns that public sentiment shifting against Germany and Britain could undermine unity.
A Springfield article notes a response to the German chancellor about neutral ships and the British blockade. It argues the British threat to American lives was avoided only because the United States and other neutrals submission to British orders allowed them to enforce the blockade.
An American stunned by a attempt to run the British block will face a prize court at Falmouth. The case will settle whether the vessel is a lawful prize, highlighting differences between British and German procedures and Britain's sea power in enforcing orders at sea.
A lament over soaring taters and high costs driven by greedy speculators. Toilers with meager wages bear the burden while rich buyers pay little heed, as frenzied riots by indented dames echo in the market.
The Omaha News reports Kansas as first to appoint a state manager running all state institutions on a business, nonpartisan basis. Governor Capper backs the plan with a statewide manager and purchasing power, aiming for economy and efficiency, irrespective of political ties. It likens the role to an expanded city manager system.
A quoted tale recalls a farmer who, asked how he would like to see rain, replies that he does not care for himself but has a six year old boy who would. The anecdote underscores concern for future generations amid drought.
Three American airmen Captains Joseph E Carberry Millard Harmon and Daven Johnson head to France to study the tricks and tactics French aviators developed over more than thirty months of war. Upon completion they will teach other pilots at government aviation schools.
In a terse exchange, Broncho Bob declares no belief in war while Three Finger Som echoes with a similar stance. Both express willingness to confront others who would impose the custom, using a firearm if necessary to discourage such attempts.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone for corns and calluses, claiming direct application stops soreness and loosens the corn or callus for easy removal. A small bottle is inexpensive and safe for surrounding skin, with druggists advised to stock it if unavailable. Also notes Washington’s height and gray thinning hair.
An ad outlines kidney function and toxin elimination, urging readers to drink water and take Anuric double strength to combat backache urination issues and rheumatic pains. It claims strong potency versus lithia and says Anuric dissolves uric acid like hot water dissolves sugar.
A smoky morning hovers as Albert notes a gloomy mood from the manager. Baby Briggs is marrying, the show falters, and a budding genius in the industry may not fulfill family expectations.
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