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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
2
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for rheumatism or asthma at Hot Springs. It asks patients to deposit a certified check for a trial in exchange for a complete cure or nothing, insisting the payer owes nothing if not cured and requesting age and condition details.
Washington aims to keep lawmakers alert this summer with a static electricity machine installed in a private room. An operator will administer treatments to senators, offering electrical shocks to restore health and vigor and counter fatigue during the long session.
Paris on April 21 reports that Prefect of Peace Lepine, who has led for about 20 years, is nearly certain to resign soon. He is said to know secrets capable of overturning governments and is known for influence as royalty visits Paris.
Paris on April 21 Professor Branly claimed that old oil pictures can be restored largely by electricity. He was admitted to the Academy of Sciences by a narrow margin over Mme Cury while M Etienne faces fraud charges.
Miss Esther Mercy sues President Harry Pratt Judson and three faculty members along with Mrs Florentine Von Massou Jahn for 100000. The case ties alleged conspiracies to ruin Mercy’s character to the missing aigrettes from her room, amid her expulsion earlier that year.
A collage of verses about Josiar the Trouper Trombone and summer circus rides. The piece threads satirical notes on local figures Mayor elect Billard and Deadwood misnomers with riffs on journalism and social satire. It blends playful songlike lines with political jabs and fringe humor.
The Texas statewide prohibition campaign opened at the Prohibition State convention in the Cotton Palace Waco with thousands attending from across the state. San Jacinto Day decorations and a program featuring noted prohibition orators marked the gathering which continues toward the July 22 vote on the constitutional amendment.
Portland Oregon April 21 coyotes trained to kill their fellows are linked to Charles Lubeck of Idaho who claims his domesticated pack has grown through five generations. He says the animals guard the house, fight better than dogs, and can be kept about the ranch though they still retain wild streaks.
The American Federation of Labor reports labor representation in Congress rising to 16 House members with allies in the Senate after a years long campaign. Since 1906 labor activists backed campaigns against anti labor incumbents, leading to a slate of elected unionists in 1906 1908 and 1910 and listing current congressmen with trade union ties along with their districts and roles.
Eva Evans of Portland has secured a pardon path for her father Chris Evans, a California train robber jailed at Folsom. Evans, nearly 70 and frail, aided by his daughter’s petitions, will be released on May Day to reunite with kin in Portland after decades of pursuit by authorities.
Classic 1900s advertisement urges readers to treat backache as a kidney issue. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure with testimonials from Mrs. D Shearer in Rapid City and other Rapid City residents praising lasting relief. Box price listed as 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In accord with Governor Deneen's proclamation Arbor Day was observed today across the state. Public and private schools planted trees in schoolyards and parks while teachers gave talks on conserving natural resources and trees.
Wade Killifer declines Minneapolis to stay in Paw Paw Michigan. Jim Connor retires after 22 years. he played for Chicago Nationals in 1897 98 99. Frank Smith and Purtell trained in California, Chicago and Boston. Joe Kelley predicts Toronto will sweep the Eastern League with ex big leaguers. Drake of Oklahoma City heads toward the majors. Nap Lajoie begins his sixteenth season with Cleveland. Larry shows young players the way. Adams and Camnitz viewed as rising stars with the Pirates. Jimmy Callahan returns to White Sox, aiming for October. Cobb brothers, Tyrus in Tigers, gardener remark. NL offices move to Metropolitan skyscraper New York. Charlies Hemphill shines for Highlanders. Kid Elberfeld perseveres with a weak shoulder. Severed correct spelling for Cincinnati catcher Severeid. Cubs face lineup gaps with Overall out and King Colell ill with malaria.
Constantinople reports Gen. Tugut Pasha warns War Minister Chefket Pasha of a long hard campaign ahead to restore order in northern Albania. Rebels hold much of the field, armed with better weapons after past disarmament failures. Montenegro may aid the Albanians as Turkish forces fight uprisings in Yemen and Albania.
San Antonio marked the annual spring carnival with the Battle of Flowers in commemoration of the San Jacinto anniversary. The event drew thousands from the Southwest, boasting elaborate city decorations and electrically propelled floats featuring flowers and striking scenes from Texas history.
In Wilton New Connecticut location Charles Cook aged 76 of Barkhamsted vanished with 1700 dollars from his wife 80 after a 40 year marriage Police seek him and his worried spouse Meanwhile her brother Anson Barnes 84 a Civil War veteran from Sandy Brook died yesterday Friends call Cook sporty and fear he may be blowing the money in New York
The Western League season starts in Omaha and runs from April 28 to October 8. Denver visits Lincoln and Topeka plays Wichita while Bronx City meets St. Joseph and Des Moines faces Omaha. Managers expect a tight, competitive race after strengthening weaker teams from last year.
Paris April 21 Cattaneo world champion swimmer known for attempts at crossing the English Channel was arrested for bicycling through the boulevards in a scanty swim outfit. He attacked police at the station and asked about a pool at the lunatic asylum to train for another English Channel attempt. He was sent to a special infirmary at the Depot prison after injuring his head previously.
The joint case against Warren B Wheeler and Stillman Shaw of Wheeler Shaw Inc. advances after arrests two weeks prior. Federal officers allege promotion of the American Rubber company with 600000 in stock sold to 600 plus small investors, using misleading claims of 150 percent profit and factory costs not covered by product prices.
Secretary MacVeagh to auction a roomful of unclaimed personal property from Americans who died abroad with no heirs. Items span rings and bracelets to watches and bonds, plus deeds and notes. Proceeds go to the Treasury to await possible claimants, unlikely to appear.
Advertisement from a South Dakota brick plant promoting Presses Brick as durable and attractive. Offers direct brick sales for six to seven room bungalows at about $260, with lime available by barrel or in bulk. Agents for Ideal Portland Cement.
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