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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
7
Gelenel Goethals described espionage in Panama noting spies face heavy risks. He recounted a football field gate scene where youths tried to outwit a gatekeeper by entering backwards, mocking the plan as they sought entry and money.
A quip mixes humor about a man as a babe and as a nonplayer, noting universal attention. It adds a remark that the more a man knows about women the more he has to learn, framing social observation in a light tone.
An alert wakes a couple as a taxi hums outside. John brushes off a lavish menu and boasts his speech saved the dinner while Lottie studies the menu with professional interest. The scene captures light dining wit and wary romance in Cartoons Magazine.
Prof Aug F W Schmitz of Thomas Oklahoma testifies that after years of backache and a Bright's Disease diagnosis he found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills. He notes two boxes helped a relapse and three more cured the pain, recommending the medicine widely. The pills cost 50 cents per box or can be bought from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo New York.
In a Kansas City Star excerpt Peter Rabbit and Sam discuss reports of men with terrible guns fighting in Europe. The rabbits express disbelief at widespread killing, joking that guns are used in bramble patches and battlefields rather than noble ends.
A sergeant at Aldershot accuses another NCO of stealing his money wallet. The claimant says the wallet smelled of a perfume sachet his wife gave him and he noticed the scent while the day’s treasury notes disappeared from the sergeant's mess. The London Globe report notes the alleged theft and scent clue.
The fragment mentions Dr. Peasant Pellets and a claim that they regulate the eye and stomach. It also notes that tussore silk should be washed in bran water and new soap not used, and that family trees are known by their fruits.
Vienna mourns Emperor Francis Joseph who ruled the Austro Hungarian Empire for about sixty years amid personal tragedies and global upheavals. The article outlines his long reign marked by wars, territorial losses, family sorrows, and steadfast duty, ending with his death and the public’s sorrowful regard for a ruler seen as a father to his people.
Essay notes Harriet Stanton Match arguing women should contribute through education social service and civic work rather than militant suffrage. She envisions women aiding national effort with medical civil service and administrative roles across government and war effort.
A New York caterer facing bankruptcy blames fading social patronage and a decline in lavish entertaining. The piece laments a society that values cabaret over dating, notes wartime profits and rising wealth, and questions whether Newport’s social scenes have faded as the era of grand feasts wanes.
In Albany Oregon two men aged 84 and 63, Henry Leffler and Joseph Misner, received citizenship papers from the state circuit court. Leffler had 59 years of voting on his first papers, while Misner believed civil war service entitled him to citizenship though voting rights were affected by a constitutional amendment and new permanent registration rules.
Miss Huda Cleedman is linked to Edward Ry West's alleged swindle involving a pork importer. The report notes romantic declarations amid financial trouble as Miss Cinlinan and others face charges in the West case while awaiting trial in the Wackmall court.
A fragment claims pouring milk on petroleum extinguishes a fire by forming an emulsion that blocks spread. The text also mentions many grandmothers with bracelet rings in New Oy, though details are unclear.
Ren is ten and resents being treated as a baby. His father’s lawyer friend Mr Smith visits. Ben fails to answer politely, pretending indifference, until Mr Smith learns Ben has grown up. The exchange reveals Ren’s maturation.
Advertises Cuticura skin and scalp care products claiming to clear pimples redness blotches and rough skin. Mentions a free sample by mail with Book and provides the Boston department address.
New York society trends show nuptial portraits printed on the wrist using photographic skin tattoos. A compact five cent piece sized image is created by a sun-exposed photographic film, then fixed to the skin with a special compressive layer.
In Ratioas City Star the narrator questions a corner grocer's claim of fresh ages for produce. The piece portrays tension between shopper skepticism and shopkeeper assurances, hinting at deceptive labeling but stops short of asserting a specific wrong.
A fragmented note warns that the site of trouble signals the start of conflagration. The text likens a ripe green apple to potential mischief, suggesting imminent unrest and the need for vigilance.
The author promotes drinking ample pure water and using Anurie tablets to aid bodily housekeeping. Citing X-ray research and scientists Cannon Grotaner Maviey Fowler Hawk, the piece claims water intake supports kidneys, lumbago, rheumatism, and uric acid dissolution, recommending Anurie before meals and several daily doses for longevity.
A Dublin Georgia reader reports paying 40 cents for a ride five years late on the M D S passenger trail to Macon. She explains a conductor failed to collect, and she later settled a dollar from Broblin to the station, seeking final payment of the 40 cents due.
The piece records Mr Gap Johnson replying to a salesman’s offer about a churn. He notes they have no use for one since they already produce more milk than children can drink and jokingly describe churning by bullfrogs to butter. The quote ends with a moral about humble tasks yielding large returns.
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