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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
3
A Peru Indiana woman describes crippling backache and fatigue from long days. She works four am to nine pm including factory labor and housework, reporting relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urging others to try the root and herb remedy.
In Grudge a tavern landlord explains the curfew works well. He notes fewer people on the streets at nine, but now many rush downtown after the canning factory whistle to see if others obey the ordinance.
A reflection contrasts running automobile expenses as a steady nuisance with the honesty of some men who borrow and fail to repay, highlighting differing approaches to accountability.
Smell the tobacco to judge its flavor before smoking says a guide. Tobaccos use flavorings to improve taste and burning. Xedo tobacco emphasizes chocolate notes as a key aroma to attract smokers.
Dallas April 11 The government plans new airplane ambulances with built in stretchers for wounded troops Maj J O McReynolds flight surgeon urges training for all flight surgeons to operate machines He says air ambulance reduces deaths at training camps and the congress of American flight surgeons forms a permanent group of eight surgeons to include all medical officers in the air service Final organization set for Atlantic City in June with the American Medical Society meeting
Munich reports appeals from both the Bavarian soviet and the government it seeks to topple. Erle Muehsam pushes for a red army and soviet rule while Bamberg’s Hoffman government urges democracy and reconstruction after four years of war. Street fighting breaks out in Magdeburg Düsseldorf and Essen as depose Bavarian socialists withdraw. Civil conflict looms over Munich as the national soviet congress moves toward reforms.
Eight bandits robbed the Baden Bank of about 45000 in St Louis around 10 am. Police in 30 cars pursued the robbers as three thieves guarded entrances and lookouts watched from a waiting auto. A patrolman engaged the fleeing bandits but was outrun.
The United States Army announces sale of German military materials in the American occupied zone. Items include hundreds of thousands of wooden shoes with paper uppers, paper harness, cooking utensils, wagons, and large quantities of other nonmilitary tools.
Pekin asserts troops sent to Urga and Kinehta contravene a lapsed Russo-Chinese pact. The Russian legation protests the dispatch to outer Mongolia while Shanghai officials tighten vigilance against Bolshevist incursions entering via that port.
United Press reports that the war crops boosted farm land and building values. Plowed land rose 71 percent since 1910, with total farm land and buildings near 60 billion dollars. Average plowed land value is 74.31 per acre, led by Iowa, Illinois, California, Indiana.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing warned California lawmakers that introducing anti Japanese land legislation now would be extremely unfortunate. The cable to the Senate urged delaying any action on the proposed measures amid tense international affairs in Paris and other problems facing the administration.
Governor Allen of Kansas leads a DoJ filing alleging the Southern Cotton Growers' Association violates anti trust laws. The action seeks criminal and civil enforcement and follows investigations announced in Washington.
A company including Mia Wilson and Rear Admiral Grayson visited Queen Marie of Kumania at her Paris residence before the morning semion of the council of four. The scene referenced high level discussions and royal reception in a tense diplomatic lead up.
In New York on April 10 the Hoffman Brewing Company asks the federal court to dismiss its suit to enjoin enforcement of the wartime prohibition act. The motion argues the case lacks standing as a government action and seeks judicial notice that the peace treaty with Germany is not ratified and a state of war remains.
Des Moines reports the Rathbun pardon probe ended with a judiciary committee hearing new evidence. Chief Counsel Byers summarized testimony alleging Governor Harding malfeasance and Attorney General Havner procedures. a Friday report planned and a possible impeachment clash looms. Oscar Thorson testified about a December 1918 deposit of 2476 dollars, with banker A. O. Hague detailing the back room money handoff and four bundles of bills.
United Press reports the decision to drop capital punishment for the former Kaiser while arranging allied oversight. A strong indictment will name Wilhelm and other German leaders for moral responsibility in the war. Ignace Jan Paderewski urged Danzig to Poland and access to coal fields in Silesia for Polish industry.
Dublin April 10 The Sinn Fein supreme council met with delegates from Ireland England Scotland and Wales. Prof Edward de Vatera urged the party to act as a civil army to support an Irish parliament. Vice President O Flannigan said Ireland won the elections and must move to a republic. Irish Americans have subscribed 1 000 000 for the new government.
Berlin reports say the German government considered asking allied armies to restore order in Europe. Humbert may be appointed commander of allied troops in central Europe. Pillaging of American Red Cross depots in Nuremberg sparks concern as strikes surge across Berlin and Saxony pursues a violent path.
April 9 telegram from President Wino to King Albert of Belgium on his birthday expresses warm congratulations and best wishes for a rapid restoration of Belgium. The message hopes for another birthday in the future and a brighter, healthier future for the nation.
Advertising copy touts Freezone as a cheap home remedy that removes corns and calluses from the feet. It claims the solution lifts the skin cleanly with pink, healthy skin underneath and no soreness.
An Australian captain praises his men as grafters while a Yank notes the term means worker or hustler. The snippet explains slang used by Australians New Zealanders and Americans in wartime, including terms like spider for crook and jailbird.
An advertisement promotes Boschee's Syrup as a trusted cough and lung remedy. It claims decades of nationwide use, night relief from coughing, easier morning expectoration, and natural healing to restore health, noting it is made in America and has sold for over fifty years.
The largest wheat crop was 177000.81 bushels in Kansas in 1014, followed by 152000000 in South Dakota in 115. Minnesota’s record is garbled, while Kansas and North Dakota show decade averages of 10000000 and 87500000 respectively. Across twenty years Minnesota surpassed Kansas seven times, but only twice in the last thirteen years.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for cold in the head and nasal catarrh. Claims it builds up the system and cleanses the blood to render mucous surfaces less prone to colds. Offers testimonials and a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure.
An uncertain 19th century notice describes a Bible claimed to be 7500 years old, worn by devout believers over centuries. The artifact is described as clear and legible though its origins and details are unclear and may reference Bremerton and industrialists.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum. The scented powder and perfume is claimed to be essential for face skin body and dusting needs. The ad notes two pence each everywhere.
A fragment recalls a wartime sentiment that no one was disappointed and that Germany would get what it deserved, with a mumbled line about trying someone in a set part. The passage presents a disjointed view of consequences in the war context.
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