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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine recounts severe scalp itch that led to hair loss. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for six weeks then again eighteen months later, reporting restoration and no further scalp trouble.
A whimsical poetic recipe mixes flour of love with youth, looks, temper, self forgetfulness, wits, humor and laughter. It instructs building a home with a well furnished house, beating youth into cream, blending faults with wit, then baking forever for happiness.
On a raw day the Neversweats and Fearnoughts play a ball game on the prairie. The Neversweats pitcher, fingers numb, struggles to throw. The captain mocks the cold weather pitcher while the slab artist blows on his hands to warm them.
An old advertisement touts R Martel's Female Pills as a seventeen year standard remedy for women's ailments. It claims the preparation is scientifically prepared with proven worth and offers quick, permanent results. Sold at all drug stores. Capacity details and car question appear as stray text elements.
An ad touts Marine Eye Remedy to refresh cleanse and strengthen the eyes and promote healthy circulation. It urges readers to try Marine for clearer vision and brighter eyes amid promotional claims.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Topailitis and Harling Wiser with unclear context about frat symptoms and prevention. No coherent events, dates, or actions are readable.
A trend spot highlights women using broad, oversized garments and muted color palettes to evoke a perception of inattentiveness. Stylists describe the effect as modern, approachable, and provocative, drawing attention to communication and inclusion themes.
Revised congressional results show Democrats leading in the House with at least 42 seats more than Republicans. Senate balance narrows as Republicans edge toward a 48 seat majority, while some states still vote. Prohibition loses in Missouri and socialists gain in Milwaukee county. Governor Stubbs escapes defeat as Kansas elects a Democratic legislature.
From Waukesha comes word of a possible correction in the vote tally for Henry C. Coohems Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifth district. Victor L Berger asserts victory, claiming he is the winner. The social democracy party saw no notable gain in yesterday’s balloting.
Reported returns show Democrats winning governors seats in Alabama Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon and several others while Republicans take California Kansas Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire Nebraska Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee and Wisconsin. Idaho Iowa Colorado remain doubtful. Senate results list Democrats winning in Indiana Nebraska Montana Virginia New York Ohio Tennessee Texas New Jersey Mississippi Florida and Missouri. Republicans prevail in Rhode Island Connecticut Iowa Michigan Minnesota Delaware California Wisconsin with other states still unsettled. Maine and Vermont have Democratic outcomes through different legislative paths.
Eleven men are confirmed dead after an explosion at a Victor-American fuel mine in Delagua Colorado. Nine men were rescued. sixteen others are believed trapped. The known dead include William Lewis the mine superintendent W J Evans assistant superintendent Coilliam Kilpatrick outside foreman Lewallyn Evans pit bows.
The Milwaukee socialists sweep Milwaukee County winning the county ticket by large pluralities. William A. Arnold sheriff candidate leads with a 7,000 margin. Governor Jacobs leads for social democrats while La Follette gains in the Republican stronghold. Berger predicts a historic first social democrat in Congress.
Denver reports a partial 75 percent tally with both parties claiming victory. Officials warn the statewide count is unsettled and results from yesterday's Colorado election remain unclear as tabulations continue.
Report notes iSCans claim John Stephen leads for governor outside Denver while Democrats expect Gov John B Shafroth to win re election in Denver. Denver’s turmoil makes predicting congressional outcomes in the first district and Pueblo’s impact on the second district inconclusive.
Guthris Oklahoma November 9 Lee Cruce Democratic candidate for governor and the Democratic state ticket are elected by at least a 20000 majority. Democrats appear to control the legislature. Three Democratic congressional candidates win with contests in First and Second districts still in doubt. Late returns confirm defeat of the local option amendment and state remains dry. The women's suffrage amendment is in doubt.
Early returns show Democrat John S. Carey leading with 2 264 votes to Mullin 1 223 from 176 of 480 precincts. Congress member Mondell appears re-elected with a smaller margin as Wyoming legislatures tilt Republican but close.
Meaveland voters back Governor Harmon for a second term and Democrats appear to have won the state ticket and a large share of the legislature. Harmon leads Harding by an estimated margin around 60,000. The next Congress may include 13 to 15 Democrats from Ohio.
Late returns from Kansas show Republican W. R. Stubbs re-elected as governor with a much smaller margin, estimated around 8,000. All eight congressional districts stay Republican and the state ticket leans Republican, while the legislature appears Democratic and the socialist vote is noted as unusually high.
Early returns indicate the next Indiana General Assembly will be Democratic on joint ballot by a solid majority. A Democratic gain is expected to produce a Gamocrat successor to Senator Beveridge by about 12 to 16 votes.
Early returns from 926 of 2740 precincts show Eberhart 69 706 to Gray 44 092. At this pace Eberhart may reach about 208 000 votes statewide with Gray near 23 000.
Missouri area voters elected the entire state ticket and five congressmen. C D Morris, chair of the Republican state committee, said the Democrats would hold a majority in the legislature.
Oyster Bay, N.Y. Nov 9 Theodore Roosevelt offered no statement on the election results. Roosevelt has secluded himself and will not see reporters at Oyster Bay. He previously said he would rest at home and not travel to New York before November 17.
Willis Evans, a young engineer from the Colorado Fuel & Iron company, died in a rescue effort for four miners reported to be brought out alive two years after he joined the Colorado Coal firm. The incident involved several workers including motorman David Hell master mechanic James J Young and others, with two unidentified men also noted.
Nebraska voters appear to have chosen Chester H. Aldrich Republican as governor, defeating James C. Dahlman Democrat by a 6 000 to 10 000 spread with papers differing on the margin. Congressman Hitchcock contends ahead in the Senate race, while Lobeck wins in Omaha in the Second district.
Lincoln reports Aldrich maintains a lead with an estimated state majority near 20 060 while Burkett trails. Early results from Hartington and Dakota City suggest a Republican advantage in several districts with Latta and Hitchcock scenarios leaning reelection.
Wayne Neb November 9 results show Hitchcock 121 vote majority Aldrich 116 Latta 152 for state senator Kohl Democrat 3558 for state representative Prince Republican 113 Dixon Ponca counts show Burkett 985 Hitchcock 843 Aldrich 1239 Dahlman 764 E Ellis Republican for representative 1004 P A Nelson Democrat 828 for congress Latta 894 Boyd 510 Kingsbury elected county attorney by 335 majority
Fourteen of fifteen precincts report in Pierce county with Aldrich 763 votes Dahlman 1148 Con cock 420 Boyd and Latt tle 450 Hitchcock leading with 200 majority in the county and Dahlman 100.
Burkett 622 and Hitchcock 787 lead in congress race while Latta 810 and Boyd 629 contest state senator and representative seats. Wiltse 691 and Talcott 677 trail, with Boughn 674 and Gallagher 720 in their districts. Talcott asserts victory and Gallagher leads in his district.
In Nebraska the Third district re-elects James P. Jatta Democrat. Fifth district re-elects George W Norris Republican. Sixth district re-elects Moses P Kinkaid Republican. First district re-elects John A McGuire Democrat. Fourth district Charles H Sloan Republican re-elected.
Dakota City Nebraska lists residents and entries including Aldrich Dahlman Burkett Hitch cock Latta Boyil Wiltse Talcott Bough and Gallagher with numerical codes and a reference to a representative and commissioner in a compact local notice.
President Taft arrives in Washington from Cincinnati feeling the blow of election defeats. He will likely stay silent on political matters until after his Panama trip, as a new Democratic House and Republican Senate prepare to convene for a likely short, contentious session.
The excerpt from Eha’s Naturalist on the Prowl describes a pet lemur with a playful, humorous nature. It details its long sharp claw used to probe wounds, its curious bedroom escapades, and the amusing chase of a butler, illustrating a lively, affectionate animal and human reactions.
An in town drug store advertises a 60 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin that claims relief from indigestion in five minutes. The ad describes symptoms like sour stomach belching heartburn and gas and promises complete digestion as if the stomach were not present. It asserts the product cures dyspepsia indigestion and related stomach disorders.
A two foot stick strapped to the hen with string loops around the shoulders prevents broodiness. The device stops hens from entering the fowlhouse to sit and typically ends the desire to brood after a few days.
The dialogue shows Tam expressing fondness for art and specifying a taste for simple forms, with a particular interest in the Goddess of Liberty depicted in silver.
A witty exchange hints at hiring a constant talker to speak about them. The dialogue centers on disbelief in the speaker’s truthfulness and a proposed scheme to use his chatter for publicity.
The notice offers a growing demand for standard pods shipped direct from factory. It seeks resident managers with salaries from 100 to 160 monthly plus commissions and expenses up to 1200 to stock and carry immediate orders. Applicants must provide permanent references and address details to Liberty Mig Ashn or General Sales Agent at 4080 Metropolitan Bldg. Sioux City, IA Chicago.
A fragmentary exchange quotes a 42d cousin described as a president and questions whether he knew about it. The dialogue hints at a prior issue or rumor and the speaker defends not informing him, suggesting a concern for safety or discretion.
A garbled 19th century diary line shows a clerk ask if the other is well after discharge. The response asserts no issue and hints at fate, with misspelled dialogue and unclear context.
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