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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
7
A New York society figure, Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas, formerly May Oelrichs, emerges with bobbed hair and beauty. Once married ten years ago and divorced last fall, she gained fame as America’s most beautiful woman named by artist Paul Hellen. She has two sons.
The Springfield Republican argues that Harding and Cox as newspaper editors could harm public service and press independence. It urges remaining independent in criticism, limiting editor appointments to office, and preserving journalism as public service rather than political advancement.
From Life: No is among the smallest words yet it shapes heartaches, tears, finances, and ambition. The passage argues no fuels prohibitionist gains, dethrones kings, halts genius, and turns love to hate, questioning whether it will ever change for the better.
The text argues Senator Harding fears joining the League might force peace actions between Turkey and Greece. It notes Constantinople is Entente-occupied and Turkey tied to self government, while a Turkieh nationalist movement in Agia Minor massacres Greeks and Armenians. It claims Greece enforces the Lerma treaty and mentions Kurdish attacks on Christians, urging acknowledgment of these facts.
In the ideal state known as povlet Mud sia they have profitteering that is cruel and greedy. They call it epeckulataja worse than speculation. Private stocks of goods are taken by the state but diverted into private hands for private profit without payment of the original cost, per the supreme council’s official organ.
A Springfield Republican correspondent reports Cox may fail in the upcoming state race while a Washington astrologer, famed for forecasting Wilton’s triumphs, claims celestial signs indicate victory this year and in 1984.
A New York World excerpt notes a London magistrate case where a 19 year old sought unemployment benefit for being too old for motor work. It suggests a NY City parallel where youth and rash driving may shape hiring and accidents. The piece proposes raising driver age to curb dangerous, quick driving and improve safety.
From Current History Magazine the Bergen consul notes Norwegian shipping firms have long carried American chocolate and other foods to Norwegian ports for transshipment and resale in the United States. The weak krone, stronger dollar, rising U S prices, and favorable U S freight rates spur this pattern, though it creates a thin trade line.
Study of life length versus maturity compares humans and horses. A four year old horse is roughly as old as a twenty year old man and may act like an average college student. An eight year old horse resembles a forty year old man, while eighty six equates to sixty in human terms.
Labor experts estimate the steel strike of 1919 reached 166000 workers at its peak. William Foster, leader of the strike, warned it could be the nation’s largest labor conflict. The piece discusses costs, preparations for future campaigns, and debates on worker organization, wage demands, and eight hour days. It notes the public reception and the lessons seen for future labor actions.
The chairman’s San Francisco remarks hail the Federal Reserve Act as a pivotal achievement of the Wilson era. He argues it ended wartime bank panics, stabilized finance in November 1914, and enabled a rapid postwar American recovery, despite brevity in rhetoric.
The article reports Colonel Procter in a new capacity within commerce and finance. It describes Procter and Gamble shifting to direct sales to retailers, bypassing jobbers, and predicts a broader industry shift. It notes potential price maintenance despite the upheaval and outlines retailer and jobber tensions across cities and chains.
Elizabeth Allston recalls a brutal raid as Union soldiers swept through her home. Looters broke into trunks and closets, rifling jewelry and valuables while a heated scramble over belongings erupted. The narrative centers on discovery of a brother’s trunk from Virginia and a tense, chaotic household scene during the occupation.
An odd tale from The Lancer in Los Angeles Time describes a long seated wire prop turning into a rooster, provoking serious fears about science’s reach. The piece warns of audio transformation secrets that could alter daily life and destabilize households, imagining a tired businessman waking to new domestic duties as society changes around him.
A garbled OCR style passage discusses Aspirin and Bayer, mentioning safety claims, pricing, and distribution. It references a Bayer package, manufacturing notes, and public reaction to the product and its perceived duration and relief. The text is unclear but centers on Aspirin branding and public commentary.
Hundreds advised to take one Entonle tablet before meals and after eating to prevent excess acids and gases. The remedy, sold as a safe fast-acting aid, promises to curb appetite, curb thirst and feverish feelings during hot weather and help with stomach and bodily discomfort from overeating and cold drinks.
A garbled OCR fragment from a local page hints at a laundry business and official activities, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest people discussing operations or ownership in a rumors driven community context.
An advertisement fragment promotes a beauty routine claiming to render clear sweet skin and toned appearance. It mentions cleansing with a product named Cutheari Wen and a bath with Cutiowre Senp, plus a regimen involving daily penches and a bottle. The text is garbled and nonstandard.
A historic note highlights Castoria as a famous children’s remedy used for over 50 years. The ad emphasizes mothers’ trust and the signature of mee Sl Thee, reflecting vintage branding and consumer messaging around infant care and soothing coughs.
A garbled OCR excerpt appears to reference a local notice or brief with scattered names and phrases. Readable parts mention places and possible individuals, but most data are unclear, making precise event or action hard to determine. The fragment suggests a notice flow without a clear lead or outcome.
A parishioner prepared for an impromptu speech at a church banquet but faltered. He started drafts aloud to honor his wife while gathering the crowd. Upon the call for grace he paused, then attempted a single sentence before his wife intervened with a dramatic interruption.
A garbled quotation on temperance and fire prefaces a caution about fuel and spark. The text reads as a fragmentary reflection, noting a godlike temper and the danger of letting passions ignite, with uncertain attribution to Bron.
A distorted excerpt lists names and phrases about a meat dish gadget and a TV host, with nonsensical lines and unclear events, persons, or places. The legible bits mention a show, a host, and editing activity amid chaotic text.
An OCR fragment discusses aids in fighting forest minds in New York and mentions a variety of garbled terms. It references dates and names unreliably, with no clear events or identifiable persons. The text remains unreadable for concrete reporting.
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