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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
6
The article argues the United States financed Cuba during and after the Spanish war and made a gift by settlement with Spain. It claims Cuba never reimbursed the U S for coaling stations and expenditures on permanent improvements prior to transfer to Cuban leaders.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fast, inexpensive remedy for severe colds and grippe. It claims relief within two to three doses, opening nostrils and ending headaches, feverishness, and sneezing with a pleasant taste and no quinine.
A Straddle Ridge resident plans to visit the county seat with a case in court. He notes the court has been postponed two weeks due to the judge's illness, and criticizes the press for not printing news unless it suits them.
An advertisement asserts deafness from catarrh can be cured only by a constitutional remedy Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It explains catarrh inflames the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, blocking hearing, and offers one hundred dollars for any untreatable case. The firm B J Cheney & Co cites Toledo Ohio as the source.
A passerby asks how far a resident lives, and the agent notes the distance. The man imagines a happy family life in the suburb if they could visit and hear the agent talk about it.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap daily use with Ointment to clear the complexion, clean the scalp, and soften the skin, plus Suticura Taleam as a fragrance hint, presenting the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A curved wire loop device is described to help a player hold a band of cards conveniently. Patrice notes it will be handy for the woman who has lost at bridge and swears she will never touch a card again.
Corey Bruce, Noel's English secretary, grows ever closer to the villa life while a dangerous document from Nilo Valdez arrives. As plans for a northern mission unfold, Bruce faces scrutiny from Jacinto Meyer and the weight of unseen political war.
Laura M. Roadiger known as Miss Safety First works for Philadelphia Rapid Transit visiting schools. She tells stories to attract children, organizes safety patrols, and teaches caution rules to about 250000 pupils annually, contributing to a 37 percent drop in trolley car injuries since arriving in Philadelphia.
A historic remedy Bosehee’s Syrup is praised for treating coughs bronchitis colds and throat irritation. Claims include restful sleep easier morning expectoration and long use across homes in America and abroad. Sold widely through Adyv.
British foreign office experts describe the greens as a deserter heavy movement with members from many political strands except bolshevists. They reportedly refuse to take prisoners or aid enemies and may rejoin bolshevists this winter, while officials fear a stronger movement next summer.
The piece discusses a World War I propaganda postcard claimed Belgians were firing on German troops from Louvain University windows. It notes the implausibility of the image, the absence of those windows on the university’s side, and how the card aimed to justify killings of Belgian civilians.
Three year old Marian visits grandfather for dinner with grandmother who pretends surprise. The child recalls her InagmaA being angry with John and daddy for their part and scolding the child for eating candy. She laments not finding any candy for a month.
In a gleeful ramble, the writer recalls meeting Grand Duchess Olga at Carlsbad and joking with King Edward about teaching her to dance. He describes playful scenes at a hotel lunch, a staged lesson in a corner, and a lighthearted reunion during King Edward’s Revel visit, ending with a birthday picnic and jokes about Siberia.
A satirical exchange questions co education. Byron and Robert discuss whether the two sexes can work together with a punchline about Jack and Jill and a bucket of water. The cartoon lampoons mixed schooling and gender roles.
A terse dialogue fragment shows a boy’s boastful exchange with a character named Walker. The lines reference a tally of “three shoes last night and four this morning,” hinting at a light, humorous anecdote or street talk within a community.
A brief glimpse of a literary exchange where one speaker hopes for a future library while another recalls loaned books. The dialogue hints at plans, purchase hesitations, and the belief that all borrowed volumes will eventually return.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that cleanses the body of toxins and bile while you sleep. Claims include improving foggy brains headaches indigestion and sleepless nights with no griping or sickness. A box costs little.
A. M. Hall writes of the calm sea reflecting all in it as if a solid surface. Imaginative voyage reveals huge rocks like castles and Alpine landscapes beneath transparent water. Deep, alien forms loom in the blue abyss as the reader contemplates the eternity of waters.
A Boston Post fragment describes a family quarrel in a Revere Beach cottage with sharp exchanges between women and men. The piece likens a beauty nap to Rip Van Winkle as tensions flare, followed by a second storm of interruptions and voices.
Dialogue excerpt shows a quick exchange about cork prices and uses, with one remark noting cork will be cheaper and a skeptical retort about its use. The fragment suggests a casual bargaining moment in a larger scene.
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