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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
6
Mrs. O. B. Johnson of Ellensburg Washington shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain health after marriage and enabled her to bear children. She credits the remedy with relief from weakness and improved well being for managing home life.
Hp Frank A Russ of Derby Connecticut built a fortune in corset steels and dress goods and now pledges a $100 000 trust to aid the needy. Rising from workman to president and treasurer of the R N Bassett company he oversees a large Shelton plant employing over 1200 people mainly girls. He supported Derby Elks by paying off the lodge mortgage, despite illness, earning membership honors in the order.
A terse report describes an individual moving between houses at midnight trying doors. A latchkey was found and the man claimed he was merely fetching the owner’s sword, leading to an ambiguous incident noted in London Tit Bits.
The note describes how easy it is for an editor to drop text into a filing system by using a keyboard shortcut and trash can metaphor. It emphasizes quick disposal of unused material and efficient workflow without detailing any specific events or people.
Don Louis Perenna unveils Jean Vernocq s plot to seize a hundred million francs by killing Fauville and heirs. Evidence includes Vernocq s letters and the chocolate apple mark tied to Mme Fauville s teeth, solving the murder chain and exposing the culprit at last.
Rome reports two reasons behind sending Italian captives to Hungarian and Turkish work sites. Italians in Austrian custody are kept away from Austria and from contacting natives. authorities fear their knowledge could aid anti establishment movements and spread reports back home.
A Washington Star summary notes China’s need for human hair for dyeing and manufacturing as wartime shipping limits and trade decrees disrupt supply. It cites rising costs and state that Chinese women once made hair nets at home for foreign buyers, with German merchants active before the war.
A British airship blimp dives through fog toward a German U-boat. The observer fires on the gun crew while the wireless operator warns nearby patrol boats. Heavy bombs from 1599 feet plunge, detonating under the sea and blowing water and debris into the air, sinking the U-boat as its crew abandon ship. The airship crew escape unharmed.
Vital statistics show the United States near 14 per 1000 deaths in 1916 amid World War I pressures. Washington records the lowest rate at 9.7 with Colorado Utah Minnesota Kansas also low. Maryland New Hampshire Maine and Vermont high. Tuberculosis drops, diarrheal deaths fall in children, typhoid declines, degenerative diseases rise. life insurance firms urged to lead in fight.
A palatable substitute now manufactured from skim milk evaporated with coconut oil. It uses a stabilizer to keep water and oil from separating. In cities, where milk is costly or hard to obtain, this product should be in strong demand.
The Dendon Times reports households waste fuel due to lax saving habits with housewives blamed for careless use. It notes some authorities advocate reuse of ash and splintered fuel, while others press for wiser burning practices to conserve resources.
A historical piece praises American women's war service and suggests Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as relief for female ailments. It extols strength and sacrifice while promoting the tonic and Pleasant Pellets as aids for nervousness backache and delicate disorders.
Mantha G. Nichols argues for allowing a child to choose between two tasks. A mother offers the choice and the boy selects the respectful, independent path. The piece suggests dignified guidance with credit for common sense and amiability.
Free samples offered by Cuticura at Dept. X Boston. Advertisement promotes Cuticura soap for scalp itching and dandruff with hot water wash and lists Boap 25 ointment and 60 fee prices. Sold at druggists or by mail.
Mrs Corntessel frets over wartime rations and expected hardships for her son Josh returning from service. Her husband voices concern that Hoover policy may not satisfy local hunger and travel needs.
A satirical note contrasts power and restraint with a jab at Lear and Goneril. The passage mocks willpower and wontpower as two chief temptations while offering a wry observation that sympathy is scarce among men.
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