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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
7
A Kansas City Journal quotation shows a political figure declining to confirm leaving office poorer while admitting the campaign depleted bank funds. The exchange highlights concerns over personal wealth changes during public service and campaign finance scrutiny.
Advertisement claims drops of Freezone instantly stop corn pain and let the corn be lifted with fingers. It touts Freezone as a breakthrough from Cincinnati and urges readers to try the product despite describing a painless procedure.
The piece extols the press as vital to wartime mobilization. It notes a vast wave of patriotism across 24 000 periodicals in 86 languages, urging food conservation, Liberty Bonds, Red Cross, and war work. It credits journalists with informing and uniting the nation for victory.
The Kansas City Journal quotes a family debate on pride and restraint as they discuss showing patriotism through modest living and avoiding excess. The dialogue underscores communal values and self control during national sentiment.
The piece warns that spring brings classic Spring Fever from indoor living and heavy meat use. It urges detox and liver kidney balance, recommending tonics to revitalize energy and clear pale skin, headaches, and tiredness as the body shifts from winter to activity.
A satirical British newspaper notes how George VI and other monarchs endure meat rations. The piece mocks substitute materials for cotton and reports on factory allocations and looming coal and gas cuts in Hamburg, hinting at broader wartime supply strains and potential industry collapse.
A fragmented note asks Johnnie about a fire incident linked to a 7 mm event, seeking location details but withholding specifics. The readable bits imply a recall-based prompt rather than a full report.
Quick home beauty remedy uses juice of two lemons and orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. Strain to avoid pulp. store for months. Massage daily on face neck arms and hands to whiten and soften skin and reduce blemishes at low cost.
The Kansas City Star quotes Festus Pester grumbling about a stranger addressing him as the Hon. He jokes that he is no fawning blatherskite or lazy dead beat, admitting he may be a bore but denying other charges.
A mixed era of vintage ads and quotes, promoting Castoria with the signature claim and 40 years of use. Includes medical patent ads for Hall's Catarrh Medicine, Dr Pierce's Pellets, and other promotional blurbs. Mentions aviation talk, Red Cross Ball Blue, and general advertising maxims.
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