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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
4
The report notes strong crop yields and expanded rail shipments. C P R and CN railways move large daily grain tonnages with records set, while the Can. steamships fleet owner Morden ships 15 bushels per cargo, reflecting a robust export pattern via Montreal as the gateway, with New York taking overflow.
From the London Times, Saloniki is described as the Balkan commerce hub with a fortified harbor, rail links to Struma and Vardar valleys, and a strategic role in Greek, Ottoman, and Balkan power. The city blends ancient relics with modern ports and a diverse population including Jews, Greeks, Armenians, and Bulgarians.
The piece argues that war reduces available domestic help and increases costs. It suggests pooling servants across multiple households, with a nursemaid or general work maid shared among several families, dividing duties, and lowering individual salaries. Foremen and employers resist, yet proponents claim it boosts total earnings for workers.
Strand writer Wendell Phillips Dodge surveys canine thespians who charmed Broadway. From The Boomerang with Challenge the setter to Some Baby’s pup, to The Happiness with a traveling dog, and Jas the vaudeville hound in Young America, to Pollywog in Rose Michel, dogs became sensational stars.
The Morris plan enables loans on personal character for workers with low income and no capital. It targets wage earners and small borrowers, offering credit based on reputation and security rather than collateral. The system, modeled after Bank of France credit norms, aims at equal opportunity and practical, businesslike lending.
Washington reports the American Highway Association aims to improve public roads nationwide through state cooperation, coordinated planning, and expertise from the Public Roads Office. It highlights education, engineering, and universal access, with leaders including Fairfaxon, Logan Waller Page, John Burke, and James S. Harlan.
Serbian winters bring dull skies and damp cold in lowlands along the Danube, while upland areas endure harsher chills with heavy snow. Temperatures swing from 100 degrees Fahrenheit humid heat to 40 below zero, and mountain routes host arctic tales of travel and sport amid fir and pine forests.
Live agents sought for exclusive Hig proflia territories under BOMA SYSTEMS O in Sedalia Missouri. Openings target energetic individuals to promote a new household necessity with guaranteed territory access and full training.
A period note recalls the Argonne scene where a French chasseur captive confronts a German officer. The boyish hunter asks for the surrender of the sword, but the officer replies he has no blade to yield. He offers alternative weapons like vitriol spray oil projector and gas cylinder as substitutes.
An advertisement touts CLEAN SWEET SCALP to clear dandruff and itching using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming pure emulsions for skin and scalp. Free samples offered by mail via Skin Book, Cuticura Dept XY Boston, sold everywhere. Also a Louisville Courier-Journal quotation on a vice president's post‑term golf.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safer form of quinine that avoids nervousness and ringing in the head. It claims better effect than ordinary quinine and notes it can be taken by anyone without head discomfort, urging readers to request the full name Laxative Bromo Quinas with E W Grove signature. It also references other ad copy and a Puck cartoon caption about a daughter's salary.
Parents inspect every bottle of ASTORIA claimed safe for infants and children. The ad emphasizes over 30 years in use and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A humorous exchange contrasts two uses of travel slang. One character asks if the other was motoring yesterday, answered with a witty quip that they were merely jitneying, highlighting playful language about travel.
A fragmented ad-like snippet appeals to readers to keep eyes young and avoid aging, touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a liver and bowel regulator, and ends with a warning about fools mortgaging opportunities.
A Kansas City Star style quip recalls Luther Pettifer lying in his coffin in the parlor while Farmer Bentover and the Old Dodger banter about the scene. The text satirizes vanity with a jab about Pettifer and his wife letting him rest in the parlor for once. Dr. Pierce's Pellets ad copy appears amid the humorous excerpt.
Denison's Seminole Brand coffee sells at 35¢ per pound in sealed cans with only one merchant per town. If your grocer isn't carrying it, write Denison Coffee Co. Chicago for a souvenir and dealer name. A 3 lb canister is advertised for $1.00.
A brief digressive exchange contrasts a sharp single shot with a tense pursuit. A wry note on policemen as peace tokens follows, then a quip about drinkers versus willing drinkers, reflecting a newspaper humor tone.
A brief note presents Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago as a featured source for an illustrated eye guide offered free. The line emphasizes a somber tone with a cryptic remark that the gloomy man distresses himself most.
An old newspaper advertises Anuric from Dr. Pierce as a kidney and backache remedy. It warns about uric acid, dropsy, and rheumatism, urges readers to mail water samples to Buffalo for free testing, and notes Anuric is sold by dealers in 50 cent packs.
A Michigan farm implemented management changes and new machinery to reduce costs and raise returns. After one year the farm reported a 6 percent return on its investment, eliminating unprofitable cows and introducing two-horse power equipment to improve efficiency.
Poem pleading faith during war and peace. Seeks guidance for leaders and all who endure conflict. Calls for wisdom, patience, and endurance to overcome cruelty and sorrow. Honors those who suffered and prays for righteousness to prevail in nations.
The Christian Herald urges readers to pursue peace in daily life and to treat all people as of one blood. It emphasizes living without hatred, hating none, loving all, and choosing nonviolent paths over war in line with Jesus teachings.
Fragmentary text from Consular Reports discusses late year conditions in global industry, mentioning paralyzing effects in Bolg region, Japanese business, and expectations of large quantities. It notes catgut sourcing not from typical animals and mentions oranges and German industries.
The infamous Chinese raider known as White Wolf vanished just prior to Europe’s war declaration. He had carried out audacious raids across China, making his whereabouts a matters of great curiosity and concern among regional authorities.
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