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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts Danderine as a guaranteed remedy to dandruff and itchy scalp and promises rapid hair regrowth and added shine. The copy claims heavy, lustrous hair appears within minutes and new hair sprouts within two weeks with continued use.
An OCR fragment shows a disjointed old advertisement for a medical patent remedy. It touts strength and vitality claims for soldiers and women, mentions Dr Pieces and New York Hospital, and promotes a tonic to “stimul ate the nerves” with sensational language and unclear attribution.
In Carolyn Wells style, Miss Carrington's cousin Lucy frets over a bad hand in a tense bridge session. Anita Frayne and Pauline Stuart contend with her outbursts as Haviland and others navigate flirtations, loyalties, and a looming temper, while music later softens the quarrel.
Miss Carrington's temper softens as she presides in sapphire satin on a red velvet chair wearing a royal pearl necklace. The scene blends gossip of aristocratic fashion with disjointed war era notes on censorship, troop movements, and diplomatic measures from Paris to London, including Rockefellers' philanthropy and rationing shifts.
Rude poker lore notes that an Austrian emperor Karl was not only cleaned but lost his pants as the new government seized them after confiscation. The quotation, from the Chicago American, hints at deprivation while lampooning monarchic downfall and restoration of democracy.
Weak to fight no longer, a health remedy claims strength with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Advertises three capsules daily as cure for uric acid, kidney, bladder and stomach ailments with 200 years of Holland laboratory history. Money-back guarantee if no help, urging consumers to seek the Gold Medal label.
A fairy scholarly line debates why men pine for a win, with the fusky old maid replying that pine is stronger than the softest wood, in a humorous Enarco News vignette. The exchange plays on wordplay and rustic charm.
A garbled health ad urges readers to treat acid stomach with BATONS and FATONIC, promising instant relief and restored energy. It claims widespread health impact, compares acid stomach to ruined teeth, and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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