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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
3
A historic account describes Mary Thomas, long supported by a benevolent society, regaining consciousness after a trance. Casey, a preacher, reports the event noting Mary claimed her wings had not been properly put on and she briefly came back to life before fading again.
Cal George C Wright recounts a humorous exchange at a saloon where Mc Dermott, generous in spirit, told a German patron that payment was “all right” using his limited German “Yah” when asked if everything was fine. The miscommunication leads to a turning line about future refusals, noted by the St Louis Globe-Democrat.
A dialogue shows a hunting guide who avoids guiding hunting parties to dodge being mistaken for a doer. He now earns living guiding fishing parties and jokes that no one mistakes him for a fish yet.
A distorted dialogue reveals a character named Frank expressing a risky, obsessive plan toward Miss Diamonds on the ice, claiming she is his only chance. Another speaker, Marty, counters with concern, urging restraint and warning against pursing danger. The fragment hints at a tense, potentially harmful pursuit.
A brief dialogue notes an economy moment where a figure states saving twenty dollars this afternoon. The counterpart asks how, and the response cites Billian’s attempt to borrow twenty five, offering only five instead.
A father and son discuss the nature of a lark and the idea that some men hunt in small, hot birds. The scene notes a mass keeping the post awake while the disturbance comes from a cat, unsettling others.
Berlin reports outline the February raid aimed at Midland England to disrupt munitions and interfere with arms production for Allied operations. Casualties total 54 dead and 67 injured in Derbyshire Leicestershire Lincolnshire and Staffordshire with property damage reported.
The Senate rejected 68 to 16 Senator Cummins proposed amendment to the Philippine bill. It would grant independence only after residents voted to end U S control. Vice President Morehall voted for the Clark amendment to withdraw sovereignty within two to four years, while fifteen Democrats voted against.
A derailed retelling notes the state attorney general seeks to prosecute grocers for selling medicines, with a dispute over whether laws banning sale by non registered pharmacies are valid. The piece cites a board view and a consumer group statement, alongside unrelated cereal production figures from 1016.
London officials issued a denial to German attributed reports that England plans to abandon its allies and seek peace with Germany. The denial labels the German statements as untrue and designed to injure England’s standing with neutrals, insisting Britain remains committed to its allies.
Rome via Paris February 2 reports from Petrograd that Field Marshal von Der Goltz commands Turkish forces at Breverum with about 80,000 troops confined in the city and provisions for a fortnight. The Black Sea fleet supports Russian land operations as the Russian right wing advances toward Trebizond.
New York on February 1 the Italian steamer Caserta arrived carrying two 126 naval rifles mounted on her after deck. This marks the fourth Italian liner to carry mounted guns to this port in recent weeks, with Cenon and Naples among the ports of origin.
Washington February 1 The Senate naval committee did not vote on Senator Tilmon's bid for a government armor plate plant. Chairman Himan said a vote would come next Tuesday and predicted the report would be favorable. F C Grace president Bethlehem Steel urged focus on practical investigations into commercial lines.
Clifford Thorne will appear before the Senate judiciary subcommittee in Washington to oppose the confirmation of Louis D Brandeis for the Supreme Court Ex. tad The subcommittee will meet Thursday Thorne has wired his protest and will give a statement expected to draw wide notice Also mentions Dorothy Traud and a separate incident of a dislocated jaw after a joke.
United States Steel Corp raises wages by 10 percent, boosting annual payroll by 12 to 16 million dollars and affecting about 250,000 workers. About 160,000 laborers will earn 21 to 22 cents an hour, with many independent steel companies following suit. The industry average rises to 2.20 dollars for a 10 hour day, with sliding scale workers also sharing adjustments.
Washington reports the submarine K-35 is safe and moving under its own steam toward Key West at about 10 knots after being separated in fog from its tender Tallahassee and sisters K-1, K-3, and K-6. Four other vessels searched near Cape Romain and Fowey Rock. no casualties or assistance required.
In a Senate address on February lefenator Reed attacked Colonel for his rebel attitude toward the Wilson administration and condemned the president over conduct of foreign policy in the European war. He argued American rights have been endangered and warned against demagoguery at the White House aimed at personal political gain. Numerous men have shown bravery by facing trials in this era.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a federal court decision by Judge J. A. Winer in Uhehenune Wyoming concerning an event prior to President Taft’s withdrawal on September 2. The text references “certain ok” concerns and the involvement of VentOrAS operating but offers few clear names, dates, or outcomes.
London reports fifty four killed and sixty seven injured in last nights Zeppelin raid. Official statement cites bombs dropped on Derbyshire Leicestershire Lincolnshire and Bedfordshire with property damage. Six or seven airships traversed eastern northeastern and midland counties. Manchester possible but no major damage confirmed. Paris reports a Zeppelin sighting near Compliegne with alarms prepared but raid abandoned after searchlights.
Subscriptions to the Italian war loan, opened January 10 and ending February 10, reach 2 million lire? 100,000 lire. The government has received more than anticipated, driven by a vigorous campaign led by Premier Satwodra and ministers and supported by newspapers, theaters, posters, and other media.
Berlin via London February 1 report in the Vossische Zeitung indicates that food price speculation and fluctuations are widespread, with significant variations across regions. It notes kilogram prices for grains and butter in Downe Yuimen and other foods ranging from 46 to 38 marks, highlighting wholesale instability in districts up to sixty miles apart.
Dee Moines era ty, Meb 1,1 health te neatafied me Che cause of ho wutelde to day of M. Confeld, a traveling salesman, went into his apartments and fired a bullet through the brain. He was 47 years of age and had traveled over lower fees may years.
Milwaukee crowds hear President Wilson as German American presses push for embargo on munitions. State GOP leaders curb pro German calls, urging neutrality based on justice while opposing embargo plans and shaping convention lines in Madison.
Proceedings in the case of Was. Mohr move toward completion as defense testimony concludes. The trial centers on the murder of Dr. C. Franklin Mohr. Two alleged hired felons Coch Brown and Tent Spellinutt are presented by the defense, with varying evidence against the state's theory.
An advertising blurb touts Cascarets as a remedy for sick headache biliousness and digestive distress. It claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases take bile from the liver and flush out poisons and waste by morning. It urges a 1 cent box from druggists.
A New York Evening Post anecdote notes Jim, who lives near the sole southern town saloon and lacks a right hand index finger. A stranger asks directions, Jim retorts that he never cut it off, then quips that he indeed had cut it for folks like the caller, underscoring a blunt frontier sensibility.
An old advertisement claims a glass of salts cleanses kidneys and ends backache. It promotes Jad Salts with lithia, grape and lemon acid, suggests four ounces in water daily, plus abundant water, to flush waste and relieve irritation.
An Irish soldier, who lost his left eye, was allowed to stay in service after agreeing to wear a glass eye. On parade he appeared without the eye and, when confronted by the adjutant, quipped that he had left it in his box to keep an eye on his kit while on parade.
Look back at your childhood day. Mothers who cling to the old physic ruin tender insides. For cleansing stomach liver and bowels give California Syrup of Figs a tasty fruit laxative. One teaspoonful today can save a sick child tomorrow. 60 cent bottle shows full directions for all ages. Ady notes street corner speakers may be silent at home.
Fragmentary text hints at observations on aging eyes and perception. Mentions Kae and Merion Marine, vague phrases about eye remedies and humorous notes. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
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