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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
3
In a playful exchange Avenue and Street discuss Elevated and Tower. Great recounts a troubling night as light fell on him and mentions feeling cross while Casual inquire about Elevated’s attitude. Street jokes about his feet being asleep, hinting at a comic social dynamic among city elements.
An Andrew Lang attributed remark argues sellers should openly claim their goods. He notes a goose lays an egg and a hen shouting for goose eggs prompts demand, illustrating bold advertising. The piece references Forty thousand autos owned by unknown entities.
An advertisement highlights Postum as a superior taste compared to coffee. It urges coffee drinkers to try Postum and mentions the book The Road to Wellville. The copy notes two forms: Postum Instant and regular soluble Postum, from Postum Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
The speaker urges women to avoid dyes and artificial cosmetics. She argues small artifices lead to more, and endorses natural beauty to face the world fearlessly.
The article urges wisely testing powders by applying several tints in bright light or sun to find the most natural look. It criticizes blindly picking powders in stores and recommends carefully chosen blends like Venetian talcum with specific ingredients and repeated sifting for even texture.
The Christian Defence Monitor argues that not all campaign donations are from wealthy or dishonest sources. However it notes recent investigations show too many contributions come from questionable origins, urging public interest favors prohibition.
The piece extols long slender necks and ancient and modern painterly styles. It urges cooling water on the neck to toughen skin, warns against furs against the neck, and favors soft collars while advising minimal scrubbing on the neck and shoulders to maintain appearance.
A Philadelphia Times tenant farmers special notes census reveals growing tenancy across southern states and the risk of ruin to traditional agriculture. It compares Ireland Italy and Mexico to warn of economic shifts, urging policy action to avert widespread hardship.
A young inventor from the countryside devised a cutting mechanism for a harvester. The design features a revolving blade enabling grain cutting, showcasing early ingenuity in agricultural tech. The article highlights the invention's promise for turning farming toward broader production.
The Defence Monitor argues for using police to pacify nations and to quiet unrest, suggesting a broader role for police beyond traditional crime duties and envisioning militiamen deployed in various forms to maintain order.
Rescue teams continue at the mine as they try to locate and recover dozen or more miners trapped following an explosion. Officials report progress but many bodies remain unrecovered and the scene remains dangerous.
In a court room a special desk is placed to shield witnesses from jurors view. Judge Grant Jackson ordered a tall desk before the witness chair to block leg or ankle visibility and reduce distraction. The arrangement allows movement without exposing attire or appearance to the jury.
Attorneys plan to attack Mrs. Henning's character and interpose objections. The direct exam resumes with Mrs. Henning reading a signed statement she did not read beforehand. The document says she met Funk monthly, received flowers, and took car rides, claims she knew nothing of it.
Senator Kenyon steered the measure modeled on Iowa Cosson law through with no opposition to curb disorderly houses in the District of Columbia. He also trimmed the bill to authorize 1,000,000 in federal aid to eradicate hog cholera. A related resolution to continue paying a year’s salary to families of deceased senators was withdrawn on a technicality but will be reintroduced.
Fifty former crew members of the battleship Oregon petitioned the secretary of the navy to enlist for 60 days during a Panama Canal voyage in 1915. The San Francisco group, now with families, hopes to help support dependents if the limited enlistment is granted.
Des Moines Iowa October 24 Dr Harold Sampson indicted by a federal grand jury three years ago for using the mail to defraud a street car company has been arrested in Caldwell Idaho and will be brought here for trial. Sampson claimed injuries to his wife to extort money from street car companies and had obtained funds from Chicago and Kansas City before the Des Moines case spurred an indictment after his disappearance.
Martin Yous recently named assistant treasurer of the United States in New York was inducted into office. The acceptance was hastened by a strong urging from Washington. Vogel posted a bond of $400,000 as part of the process.
James Neolaon alias Frank Allen confessed to killing Thomas Chase during a hold up last Friday night in Denver Volo Got. 27. He admitted he shot Chase while demanding valuables from him and a companion.
Emperor William of Germany arrived in Vienna by air Sunday to meet Emperor Franz Joseph. The welcome at the station was cordial and the two sovereigns are expected to ease tensions over Balkan policies, signaling a possible thaw between the two nations. An invention from Hungary enables instant computation of interest on any sum at any rate.
A Newark Star item recalls a two year delay in sharing a dinner speech anecdote. A Harvard philosopher opens with restraint and chivalry as a colleague is brought to her feet, ending the short toast with quiet authority.
A senator referenced a Repege book in a lobbying scene with a persistent lobbyist. The exchange included wit and a sharp reply about rings, described with period flavor and ironic bravado. The youth dismisses the gesture, asserting he can buy rings by the dozen.
A 1912 letter from C. M. Hamilton in Greenwood Indiana claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared severe scalp itching hair loss and facial pimples after other remedies failed. The ad notes worldwide sale and offers free samples with a skin book. A second paragraph cites a Kansas City Star anecdote about a two year old prompting his mother to carry him.
A 63 year old Gray County probate judge reports six years of heart trouble and kidney related symptoms improved after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year He claims no palpitations since and invites correspondence and publication Additionally the missive includes assorted ad phrases and light anecdotes from the period exhorting patent remedies and humorous quips.
Aimed at parents, this ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic for infants and children. It promises quick relief from indigestion and constipation with a harmless, pleasant tasting formula. Testimonials from readers like Mrs James R Marinette Wisconsin are noted.
Toronto school children now perform daily nose blowing drills in squads of 20 under supervisor Lina L. Rogers. The practice, started last October, improves room atmosphere and prompts teachers to ensure every child carries a pocket handkerchief. Doctors predict fewer throat and nasal issues as adenoids and related conditions may decline over time.
A military man dozes in a theater stall during a curtain-raiser and awakens to a serendipitous scene as his daughter whispers Charley’s Aunt. The colonel greets a passing old lady, stunned by the reveal, while Erastus Pinkley recounts selling a mule for a price amid humorous slang.
A brief item notes a pleasant spell of weather and a nuisance from a neighbor’s graphophone. The passage mentions a nightingale’s chirps and a lingering annoyance offset by agreeable temperatures and outdoor enjoyment.
A short dialogue claims a man lives richly after selling a vehicle to a junk dealer named Ilete who now reportedly lives on turtle soup, suggesting wasteful wealth tied to a dubious sale.
A humorous dialogue from the Boston Transcript shows a wife noting the Willingsons’ larger lease and mortgage, while the husband agrees, underscoring class and property comparisons in domestic life.
Dialogue-like slice shows Sparker in a new car and aimless travel. Bumps teases about direction and progress through a casual exchanges. Betty’s burnt roast sparks blame over hiring a militant suffragette cook, reflected in Le Sourire’s pointed note.
A fragmented note questions Kaleseed's popularity as three daughte rorch swings and a touring statement hint at a broader profile. The readable text lacks clear event details or precise entities for full confirmation.
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