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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
3
A vintage ad extols Calumet Baking Powder for reliable leavening and consistent quality. It promises worry free baking with pure ingredients and notes multiple World’s Fair awards in Chicago and Paris for its purity.
Mrs Jackson asks if her husband will pull through and Dr Emdee replies yes. She then says she will miss the bargain sale of mourning goods at Laahom's tomorrow.
Mrs Barbara Prim reports her seven year old son suffered severe itching and rash on the face and legs three years ago. Red spots with crust grew into rings then lesions spread. After trying many remedies he was cured in about a month by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Sample free with Skin Book via Cuticura Boston.
Elihu Root at a New York chamber of commerce dinner called widespread distrust a misunderstanding. He noted many outside industrial centers view the chamber as a thieves den and manufacturers as confidence men.
A foreign hotel guide notes a lake view hotel unadapted for health resort use. It preserves passenger and tourist stay with excellent cooking and long wine selections. It highlights grand outlook and six daily trains to global destinations.
A three year old girl Amy is being taught arithmetic by her uncle. She can add one and one but struggles with two and one. When asked what would happen if her mother had one more child she exclaims that it would make her mamma crazy, in a humorous aside from Woman's Home Companion.
A brief dialogue shows a man asking if the other will marry. The reply is negative, and the exchange turns to giving up an automobile due to upkeep costs. The conversation centers on financial strain shaping personal choices.
A terse reminiscence describes a drowning scene with a girl in a boat who could not swim. The conversation notes the girl clawed at him beneath the surface and struggled to keep her head above water as the boat rocked.
An old advertisement claims tired blood causes backache irregularities and womb trouble. It promotes Tonitives as a tonic to enrich blood and prevent anemia with a call to buy at 76c per box from The Tonitives Co. Buffalo N Y.
A consular report details five Moscow factories producing gold leaf valued at $500,000 annually employing 1,000 people. It explains process steps from preparing ox intestine membranes to hammer beating sheets into thousandth-inch-thick leaves and notes limited use of machinery in gold beating.
A former pupil recounts in Harper's December memoir how Anton Rubinstein foretold a future after death. She recalls a Paris death cry and Rubinstein’s ominous promise, linking his passing to an eerie dream years later and confirming the pledge was kept.
Deshler Welch reports on Mrs Grover Cleveland’s intended marriage to Prof Thomas J Preston of Wells College and her decision to adopt a new surname. The piece notes the social implications, her unlikely rise from Elmira days to White House widowhood, and contrasts with Dolly Madison. It also references urban issues in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, Kansans welfare aid and new settlers in the United States.
Prue Brooke, a penniless beauty, attends a Queen Anne masquerade with her cousin Peggle while Robin the highwayman, in a red domino, mingles in disguise. A tense exchange over money reveals secret loyalties and a planned unmasking at midnight.
The piece discusses the restless idealism of highly educated women termed torrid. It argues their longing for beauty and drama finds outlet in maternity and service to others. It notes the conflict between fantasy and ordinary life and the role of motherhood in channeling female creativity.
A beach lifeguard, Harry Mills, told Desk Sergeant Ware that a crab stole his false teeth after he spit them out with tobacco, then watched the crustacean grab the teeth and dive away. The tale unfolds amid other stray clippings from various papers.
A physician talks about suppressing Skinem's cough and then a follow up to induce coughing after cure, implying a staged or paradoxical medical exchange. The dialogue contrasts suppression with a later triggering action.
An advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes the product’s lasting use and bears a signature asserting its trustworthiness for child care.
A New York World item notes pigeons disturbed by workmen removing a frieze near the Stock Exchange residence. James J. Hill and A Barton Hepburn observe the birds at noon, with Hepburn quipping pigeons are ravens bearing Morgan his dinner.
Hobey Baker, the football star, relaxed over lunch in Philadelphia. A Princeton sophomore on the Glass team was discussed by a girl who praised him as a nice boy and asked what position he played. Baker joked that he played drawback.
An elderly man struggles with a faulty phone and yells who’s the blithering fool at the end of this line. A calm female voice replies he’s not at this end, revealing the miscommunication.
A fragmented dialogue shows a doctor asking Pat about anemia and Pat denying it. The text includes garbled phrases about medicines for children and nonsensical lines referencing old tunes and a brave man facing music.
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