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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
A market writeup touts bath perfumes and scents as luxurious, claiming a bath leaves skin soft and white. It discusses varieties like powders and crystals and provides a homemade violet scented formula using carbonate of soda and anilin violet.
The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wiggen Pa suffered dropsy with swollen limbs and feet, heart fluttering and exhaustion. His hands were cold and a dragging sense limited movement. He used Buffalo remedies and sought hints plus music and national anthem texts.
A crowded trolley car on a rain soaked day prompts a reflective moment. A damp glove clings to the hand as a stray breeze carries a tickle to the nose. A chance glance at a stranger shifts mood from gloom to warmth.
Parodied ad copy promotes Cuticura products for rough red hands with instructions to soak and apply ointment. The piece weaves in jokes about wedding anniversaries and social norms, mentioning samples and postage offers. The humorous tone mimics a period advertisement.
A speaker argues for upholding the current government and the law as the Irish question remains unresolved. He warns against rebellion by unionists in Ulster, urges conciliating opponents, and envisions an Irish administration uniting diverse churches and recalling Grattan, O'Connell, Mitchell, Martin, and Parnell as Ireland’s guiding figures.
Collier's excerpt ponders the Panama Canal’s grand saga from conquest to labor, noting Gorgas and the canal’s completion. It contrasts French imagination with American perseverance, hinting at a national epic strained by partial views and literary homage.
Fragmentary editorial text discusses social tensions and private struggles amid crowded towns and old women. Reading varies in clarity, with references to changes in property and health, though much of the passage is garbled and hard to interpret.
The speaker asserts Ulster unionism against home rule, pledging loyalty to the United Kingdom and imperial citizenship. He defends the union as best for Ireland and vows to defend equal citizenship within Westminster, signaling readiness for crises with duty and loyalty to crown and empire.
A fragmentary notice hints at an upcoming summer gathering in the town. It mentions mothers and wives and a ceremonial procession tied to a long tradition. The text references community effort and a hopeful, celebratory atmosphere.
Engagement announced between Lessing Mownwald, son of Ullue Romenwaulid, and Edith Goodkind of St Paul. The couple belongs to a prominent family in the northwest. Wedding planned for early fall.
Fragmentary text shows a man who believed in ladies magazines and trivial indulgences while displeased with a partner's cooking. He departed, seeking to begin life anew.
A garbled early 20th century style health list urges daily habits. The text promotes proper posture center of gravity breathing eating cleansing exercise sleep and pleasant thoughts, with references to drinking water and moderation. It appears as a quaint health civic note from the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
Aurelie, a young girl, grows amid Old Man Captain and Uncle Michigan in a swamp camp. The pirates, the Bia woman, and a legendary treasure frame a journey toward surrender and a hoped for homeland as Aurelie and Captain Tinkletops plot a future together.
Fragmentary reminiscences describe a rural homestead with sunlit mornings, a kitchen stove, woodpile, grindstone, pigs in the barn, and faded labor memories. The text then shifts to mention a German national association the Bund and its aims to protect nature and landscapes.
A foreign observer notes limited troop numbers in the anti Yuan revolt across several provinces. It describes ragged forces, mercenaries, and mutinies, with revolts fading as officers switch sides and factions clash amid a weak central government.
The fragment notes a hectic schedule from office to lunch to golf and theater. It mentions a startling figure of over 60,000 girls disappearing annually and references two women in a railway case, with implied medical context.
French aviation expert M Renault Pelterie predicts future earth to moon air travel possible with radium fueled planes. He estimates a one ton aircraft could cover 238,900 miles in about three hours and five minutes using about 800 pounds of radium at today’s prices around 10 billion dollars. He also notes trips to certain states could become practical.
The article describes transforming old dresses by adding black net overlays. It details bodice treatment, angel sleeves, and skirt fullness with a front opening. A French gown example uses mauve foundations, mauve net, wistaria train, and a yellow satin with rhinestone trim.
Dillion, representing Yan ton, criticizes an administrative municipal charge saying new measures appear sweeping clean but may just throw dust in observers' eyes. The remark is followed by a line about envy toward a pretty girl among clever contenders.
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