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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
7
The Boston Transcript notes a graduating motto motif with lines about beyond us lies the sawbuck and the washtub reflecting wartime slang and youth sentiment.
The report surveys drug addiction in cities and rural areas, noting 17 percent of new England military camp recruits were rejected for drug addiction. It details addiction rates by nativity, race, and drinkers, questions physician contributed addiction, and cites limited evidence on cures and reliability of patient statements.
A distressed description cites Africa as one of the oldest regions plagued by malaria tuberculosis and pneumonia in swamps and forests. It notes fear of death among Black people and that witch doctors are valued over foreign governors. A missionary accuses and one witch doctor replies there is money in deceit and cannot quit.
Milwaukee Journal reports Senator Gore and Senator Borah share a hard line on reservations in the League of Nations covenant. Gore once urged denying Americans the right to travel on armed vessels, arguing to curb Germany’s threat, Borah sided with him against tabling the measure in March 1916.
The port of Dakar in Senegal is described as insignificant yet potentially a world shipping center. Positioned on Cape Verde, Dakar is the closest West African port to the western hemisphere, about 1,715 miles from Pernambuco, with European interest in linking it to Europe by a through railway to serve South American exports.
A reflective sketch describes a woodland walk away from town where solitude inspires writing. The narrator notes oppressive mosquitoes and imagined dangers in the forest, while contrasting urban fault lines and urging a return to the brush.
A satirical critique of men wearing coats in heat urges men to dress in shirtsleeves and cool attire. It argues women influence fashion and calls for public comfort, urging citizens to visit business districts and embrace lighter dress during hot months.
A Bank of France official urges that despite heavy losses France is rapidly resuming work. Demobilized soldiers return to jobs, rail and canal networks are rebuilt, factories restart, and credit remains strong with most wartime trade bills paid or to be settled.
Luijus Barnea president of the grain corporation explains a two month ending July 1 profit of 23 million dollars. He notes capital use from the national treasury and favorable letters from Congress, with 9 million dollars net profit from overseas trading and no losses from fire or shipwreck.
Inland Revenue estimates show 10 taxpayers earn over £100,000 annually with total income tax and supertax of about £15.26 million. About 6.236 million people earn between £130 and £2,500, with 1.91 million fully relieved from tax. Aggregate income tax and supertax reach roughly £300,000,000, with £100,021,000 from incomes below £260.000 and £162,269,000 from larger incomes. Other revenue sources add to total receipts. net income tax, excluding supertax, about £1. Do, 000.
Federal road funds totaling 19 million dollars are now available for roads in national forests. California may receive about 82.9 million to expand tourist routes toward 19 million acres of forests, per the California State Automobile Association and Forest Supervisors.
Manitowoc Wis A will filed by the late Peter Mueller Kiel states a bequest of 00 for a funeral day dinner for all participants at Peter gel's hall. It is understood the provision was not carried out and the will mentions refresh merita.
A garbled Los Angeles Times excerpt critiques the Soviet government as driven by appetite and short term gains. It laments lack of future planning and mocks grand projects while condemning wasteful excesses.
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a universal cure for tired stomachs. It claims to relieve indigestion fermentation sour stomach sick headache and constipation by stimulating the liver and cleansing the intestines. Sold everywhere.
A playful exchange between Gerald and Geraldine centers on a bet ending with a kiss as the challenge and response unfold in witty romance.
Important to Mothers urges careful checking of every bottle of OCASTORIA for the signature In Use for Over 30 Years. The ad highlights Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children and notes a photographer queen and refrigerator innovations in transport.
An advertisement urges consumers to buy unbroken Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross to ensure authenticity and safe use for headaches toothaches and other pains. It notes small tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages at drug stores and mentions Bayer as the trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic Salicylic acid. The piece ends with a sensational line from a humorous cartoon about a dentist who allegedly killed Brassey’s nerve.
A common saying notes many people who steal from Peter to pay Paul still face pressure from Paul. The line suggests cycles of debt and coercion influencing behavior. The proverb reflects observed financial and social tensions in communities.
A Pittsburgh woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after months of backache and headaches. Her husband bought the remedy following a newspaper advertisement and she reports significant improvement after two bottles. The notice urges others with similar symptoms to try the product and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
Cartoon dialogue shows a wife and husband debating who will take care of a baby and who will have teeth pulled. The exchange reflects domestic humor as a mother and father discuss chores and a trip to the dentist.
A comic quip features Count de Bustup praising a daughter and declaring love. He asks to marry, while the speaker tests whether he can be supported as the daughters’ husbands. The exchange hints at marriage propriety and social expectations.
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