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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
7
A damaged fragment shows an advertisement for a New Home Sewing Machine Co product based in Orange Massachusetts. The text mentions high quality sewing machines and a warning about potential counterfeits or fraud.
For itchy burning scalp and dry thinning hair the ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It claims effective relief and suggests using Cuticura Ointment for itchy spots then shampoo with the soap. Free booklet by mail with postcard to Cuticura Dept. Ly Boston. Sold everywhere.
Soldiers marched and halted before a church while one wing was under repair. The colonel ordered men to fall out for church service, many volunteers complied, then he dismissed those who would not attend and directed the rest to the church.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a mother and son exchange about youth and value. The text hints at a memorial window facing a country store and a referenced line about earning a dollar, with unclear spelling and names.
Charles M Schwab rose from a Pittsburgh driver to lead Bethlehem Steel and co create the vast steel trust. He turned workmen into partners, rejected a lucrative Carnegie offer, and built an integrated global enterprise noted for expansion, innovation, and wartime capacity.
A fragmented report describes Philippine road projects and infrastructure growth, citing domestic planning and regional expansion. It notes policy shifts, funding, and potential impacts on travel and commerce across provinces, with emphasis on national development aims and rural connectivity.
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic report with references to suffrage figures, labor issues, and protests in New York. Names such as Lovinia Livpek and Ruthishans appear amid mentions of suffrage demands, economic strife, and a march with banners. The text also notes police or public order concerns and a transition in political alignments.
A garbled OCR style collage hints at a poetic sequence with names, places, and phrases like New York, Annie, Jim Miley, and references to paths, ghouls, and laughter. The fragmentary text reads as stream of consciousness lines blending music, rhythm, and urban imagery without a clear narrative.
Trade journal notes rising costs and demand for woolen carpets with caution in U S factories while retail stays active. European war and politics spark cross currents as manufacturers delay expansions. Also reports on new sanitary paper cups for soda fountains, with nozzle-free dispensing and coated cups for hot and cold drinks.
A marital tiff erupts as Mrs Balcock accuses her husband of quoting an old friend. The husband denies any such remark, insisting the friend did not say he knew Balcock when he was a boy. The exchange devolves into misheard words and comic confusion.
A brief note reports on someone named Jim and Mac being treated for a liquor habit. James is mentioned as being treated whenever he meets anyone with the privy.
A cryptic note speaks of a market term being closed and a companion asks what happened. The fragment mentions an entity or event named Ethion and a dimmer effect, suggesting confusion or a puzzle about changes in a local business or item.
The dialogue chronicles a strained back and forth between Berlin and Washington like a tennis match with shifting scores. A doctor is pressed to prescribe a free remedy, while the patient seeks relief from croup with sly humor and caution.
Migs Brown spoke with others about a woman described as pretty and pleased with her loveliness. More remarks praised her, while a man insisted she was not untruthful. Mr. Coddington echoed a similar view, noting she was as pretty as could be.
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