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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
7
A man named Timson, patient but irked by a noisy visitor at the supper table, finally calls up to his daughter Maria to quiet Mr. Fudwiddle who sings at the piano. The exchange ends with Timson insisting the man leave the home.
Green August Flower advertised as a remedy for disordered stomach and inactive liver easing sick headaches constipation sour stomach nervous indigestion and gas related palpitations. Described as a gentle laxative that regulates stomach and intestinal digestion and stimulates bile production. Sold in all civilized countries in 0 and 90 cent bottles.
In a humorous wartime moment a group of volunteers awaiting vaccination likened compulsory inoculation to conscription. A speaker quips that they must reveal their arms, prompting a light exchange on forced service.
A vintage advertisement urging caregivers to maintain stock of Castoria for infants and children. It touts the remedy as a trusted, long used product with a familiar warning and calls to action to seek Fletcher's Castoria for child care needs.
An elderly bachelor comments on wedding vocalizing described as the Baul of the Ancients, noting it outdebates funeral singing as a social display. The fragment hints at a lively courtship tableau in a hotel setting.
President Wilson declares the aim to win the war and shape a just postwar order. He rejects punitive indemnities, argues for a world partnership of free nations, and urges legislative steps on aliens, price control, and resource use while warning against autocracy and deceit by Germany. He also covers possible expansion of war to Austria-Hungary and other Central Powers where needed.
Anawere London reports a rich donor presented a city collection of stuffed birds and animals. An attendant guiding a visitor mentions the display is among the world’s most valuable taxidermy exhibits and asks the visitor what the creatures are stuffed with.
The article recalls Sir William MacGregor’s feats during a shipwreck rescue of Indian coolies, where he carried a man, a woman, and sometimes a child on his back while navigating a broken mast. He slid down a rope to save a woman gripping spirits, then saved two men, bringing all to safety. He earned the Albert Gold Medal from Queen Victoria and the Clarke Gold Medal from Australia.
A bold advertisement promotes Cuticura emollients claiming quick relief for itching burning crusting scaling skin troubles in all ages. It emphasizes daily use to prevent escalation and offers a free sample by mail with a Book and Address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
An American soldier visiting a London shop asks the price of a book. The clerk says three and six, and the soldier wonders which is which. The clerk explains all is three and six, and the soldier concludes the total is nine of the local currency.
Sore of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas J. Cheney makes oath pes he ta ng RA of the firm oe Fal , Cheney Co., doing business in t Mty oO of To ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm w BOLLE y the sum of ONE HUN DRED DO i so for or any cone of Catarrh that cammna the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CH Bworn to before me and Subscribed in my eros this éthy of December, A. '1886. (Seal) A. W. Gleason, Notary Public. HALL/SAC RT ARR MEDICINE i n tak en internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. ruggiers, Ti. Testimonials free, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
A wartime era remark condemns those who profited by buying Liberty bonds during the great war, implying guilt for avoiding broader contribution to the conflict effort and highlighting public pressure to support the cause financially.
A cryptic note mentions Quinine taking Spyone with y bs and a reference to guns. It states New Zealand has 164 butter and av2 cheese factories in operation.
A longtime user extols Peruna for catarrhal complaints and cough season, noting family hardship yet continued reliance on the remedy and recommending it to neighbors for its perceived benefits. The passage also includes scattered humorous exchanges about uniforms and a quip about the former queen of Hawaii.
An amateur narrator spins a tall tale about a young perro who thinks he outsmarts professionals, prompting local reactions at a playful gathering. The fragment hints at deception and audience judgment in a light literary scene.
An advert promoting Red Cross Ball Blue laundry soap as American made and the best choice for white clothes, presented by ad partner Ady and grocers. The copy emphasizes brightness and trusted origin.
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