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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
7
A timid looking woman entered a crowded afternoon tea dance, causing consternation as two women fainted and guests panicked. The scene halted. music stopped and a policeman was summoned. She wore no fur on her costume.
An article describes creating a functional living room desk from a kitchen table costing $1.54. It outlines adding a brown blotter, a metal pen tray, a mucilage pot, a letter opener, leak e clasors, and candlesticks for inspiration, turning a plain surface into a ready writing space.
Automobile expert Frederick Upham Adams argues in the American Magazine that formal speed limits are unnecessary and unenforceable. He contrasts minimal city speeds with observed police practice requiring drivers to maintain low speeds on busy streets, warning that focus on minimums may hinder effective traffic control and worsen congestion.
The Milwaukee Journal questions Henry Ford's preparedness ad campaign. It argues his patriotism is shown by spending, but warns his claim of invulnerability to invasion ignores seacoast defenses and the need to deter threats. The piece notes munitions profits and urges national readiness to protect homes, industries, and lives.
In a Reichstag speech Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg argues history must create a new Belgium rather than restore the old. He says Germany bears the duty to impose a redesigned Belgium, while Americans view the harm as irreparable and see no justification to forge a new Belgian state.
A discourse on music as a universal language by Thomas Whitney Burette. It extols music’s power to unite diverse listeners and to convey life’s decpnd meanings beyond words. The piece highlights Beethoven and Franck as exemplars and reflects on music’s enduring, evolving nature.
Jess Kilrain confronts Blass Cardross over murdered Loop calves as Buck Worthing, armed, demands secrecy. A struggle with Cardross's collie ends in Buck firing and Jess challenging the love secret that binds them. Worthing walks away, breaking a longtime friendship with Cardross.
Mack Trannon says nothing as Worthing confronts Blass Cardross near the Raccoon river range in a bid to avert further outrage. Worthing seeks a friendly understanding over irrigation and his writers rights, while Nance Cardross hints at her brother Bliss’s involvement. The old friendship frays as accusations rise and tempers flare.
In a tense frontier scene Buck Brannon confronts Cardross over stolen sheep driven from the Loop. Kilrain plans a businesslike ransom to recover stock, while Buck urges a discreet message to Cardross. Kilrain fears a dangerous undercurrent involving Jess Cardross.
In a tense exchange Buck Brannon warns Cardross away from Skunk Hollow as Brass Cardrom defies him. A confrontation nearly erupts when Cardross questions Brannon and Nance Cardross cries out, temper flares, and the scene ends with a warning to Buck and a tense retreat.
In a rural kitchen scene Jens Kilrain contemplates tough choices after a sheep dispute stirred by Buck and Cardross. Daughter Jess urges accountability, warning her father has bitten off more than he can chew, while Agnes Kilrain presides over the household as hardships loom and a “humble pie” may be served.
A McClure syndicate piece argues both married women and men share responsibility for romantic entanglements. It notes flattery can lure the curious, urges restraint, and suggests women should rebuff advances to avoid regret.
A nagging cautionary tale warns men to avoid flirting with married women and to alert husbands to any attentions. It stresses that two people share responsibility for romantic missteps and urges strict boundaries to prevent steamy misunderstandings. It also notes Russia considers hydroelectric plans to power Petrograd.
In readers claims from Wisconsin Pennsylvania and Michigan the Pinkham Vegetable Compound is praised as a last resort before surgery. Letters describe relief from pains cold extremities and difficulty walking with callers noting improved health and ability to work after using the remedy and related Wash products.
Hungry Rooster headlines the event as Big Hen wins by gobbling 284 grains of corn in five minutes. A man who guessed 77 cents wins the prize rooster. Ben’s appetite could make him an expensive winter fowl. Also notes Denison Seminole coffee sold in cans for 35 cents and a remark on actors and walking for exercise.
Advert says thousands of women suffer from ailments specific to women and urges immediate use of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims the remedy, made from roots and herbs, is a temperance treatment that cures irregularities, catarrhal conditions, and pain, restoring health and womanly functions.
A woman questions the idea of blissful ignorance and her belief in Mr. Twobbie. Another woman challenges the notion, asking if convincing proof of infidelity were offered would she ignore it and risk losing her confidence.
Announcer touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as best for eczema, rashes, irritations, pimples, dandruff, and sore hands. Claims superior cleanliness and purity, offers free samples by mail with a book, and provides an address in Heaton. Ends with ad motif about engagement rings and life’s ointment.
A playful dialogue contrasts old motto honesty with a modern echo of curriculum. An English scientist uses photography and a vibrating lens to time a lightning rash at one nineteenth of a second. An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pellets for digestion.
Announcement touts Anuric as a superior eliminator of uric acid from Dr Pierce of Buffalo New York. It claims rapid relief for backache scalding urine frequent urination and urine sediment linked to rheumatism gravel gout and joint stiffness. Offers a 10 cent trial package and full treatment priced six cents elsewhere.
Doubtful quip on authorship prompts a line about a woman who talks only when she has something to say. The exchange features a persona who has filed away three hundred manuscripts as part of the profession.
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