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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly cleanse for liver and bowels. It claims the product removes sour foods, toxins, and constipation without gripe and costs 10 cents a box. It features a quip about adversity and a jab at other laxatives.
Olivenhill Tennessee resident J M Sinclair writes of long back strain kidney weakness and bladder inflammation. After doctors warned of diabetes and heart issues he tried Dodde Kidney Pills and reports full relief. Also notes Din wond Dinner Pills cured constipation and promotes medicines and free household hints mailing.
Just before his wedding at twenty six Napoleon Bonaparte is named commander of the Army of Italy. Directors doubt his youth while Carnot notes troops lack funds yet Napoleon demands only men, promising to bear responsibility for results.
A wall vine called the bouncer vine is described as always throwing out ouchers. The dialogue features Appropriate Name asking for the name and the response naming the plant and its vigorous growth behavior.
A proverb-style note from the Alfany Journal warns against striking a man for cowardice as he may be your equal, or even superior, in unexpected ways.
A doctor attributes health problems to coffee and praises Postum as a remedy. He recalls using Postum for mornings and meals, noting marked digestion relief and weight gain in a patient. The testimonial cites a Michigan case and promotes The Road to Wellville.
London reports indicate Italy may join the great European War soon. Italian reservists in London told to be ready, while Rome allegedly mobilizes 20 000 to seize the Albanian port Durunte. Italy also buys over 1 000 000 bushels of American wheat in 24 hours amid tensions with Austria and Britain over the Albanian crisis.
Paris reports a German submarine attempted to torpedo the British ship Asturias but failed. The menace 1-21 has not been seen in 24 hours while hundreds of British merchants stay in harbor amid fears of raids. Churchill declares England controls the sea.
Des Moines Iowa February 2 Fourteen senate committee clerks loafing in a rarely used committee room were interrupted by an investigator probing graft allegations in clerk employment The investigator recorded the names of those present and questioned them about their duties and conduct.
Louisville, Ky Feb 2 Every man among the city’s more than 5000 unemployed who reports to city hall today will receive street work. Under a guarantee from Col Marion F Taylor the capital provides reimbursement up to 20000 for funds expended on immediate employment. The plan grew from a citizens mass meeting at City Hall to relieve Louisville’s unemployment.
Members of the United States chamber of commerce gathering for their annual convention decide the body will vote on the administration's ship purchase bill to gauge American business sentiment. The gathering includes representatives from various regions and industries.
In Greater New York the suffrage effort reports 11 005 enrolled members as of spring 18hafer tale s in the Ove of controversies and local campaigns.
Post office inspectors and government agents in about a dozen midwestern cities hunted today for counterfeit money order makers. The fakes, cashing for 35 to 45 dollars, were said to originate from a Baltimore Maryland office on January 6 with several serial numbers from 604,197 upward. confirms in Pittsburgh and Chicago.
Chicago prices surged with May wheat hitting 1.65 per bushel echoing 1909 Patten highs. Liverpool war risk fears and anticipated submarine disruption lifted futures while traders shifted toward the July delivery as export demand and Italian government deals tightened the market.
A Las Animas report notes 70 men led by J K B Diamond demanded a public apology from Reverend Bundy after derogatory remarks. The group, angered by the incident, searched the area and confronted the clergyman, who faced backlash and a formal response from local officials.
An order for cooking ranges was placed in St. Louis Missouri on February 2. Details are garbled in the OCR but indicate a substantial purchase by a factory or firm, with payments and quantities unclear.
Des Moines Feb 3 A bill to reform city and county government would abolish ward elections and establish district elections for city aldermen with at large county supervision. Kimball Council Bluffs introduced the measure in the senate, proposing district based aldermen chosen by all city voters and a county supervisor elected by county residents.
The Iowa state board of control weighs sites for a proposed women’s reformatory. Petitions from Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls back Anamosa, while others urge Des Moines area or other locations. Rockwell City and Athene bid. about 160 acres needed.
Iowa railroads plan to urge the legislature for higher passenger rates while seeking to extend the state railroad commission’s authority to regulate passenger fares. They will use advertising to sway public opinion and aim to press a bill granting such power, but no measure has been filed yet.
Des Moines reports Sen Strief advocates free textbooks during a Senate hearing week. Labor groups back the bill citing savings to taxpayers of about 1 per child in elementary grades and 2 per student in high school, totaling around 1,000,000 yearly to parents.
Rotterdam reports via Lavadem that a grain company proposes storing available grain until next May to manage supply. The note hints at trade shifts and a rising role for women in the industry, with unclear details on participants or actions.
Akron officials report the lifting of the British embargo on crude rubber exports from East Indies will end idle labor. The move allows Groedrich company to resume operations, bringing 3 900 workers back to work while the rubber industry, employing about 25 000, plans to restart production of 16 000 items.
A dynamite attack blew one span of the St. Croix river rail bridge at Vanceboro Maine, marking the border with New Brunswick. A man, claiming German allegiance, was arrested at a local hotel after admitting the blast and a plan of the bridge was found.
Vobrx Persia reports Russians reoccupying Tubris with calm in the city as residents extend hospitality to Russians. The Russian convoy secured buildings and shops while Turks fled. The burning of a Russian consulate building is noted amid efforts to restore order by local authorities.
In Yankton on February 2 a historic blizzard dumped record snow over 24 hours, crippling roads and causing widespread disruption. Local weather station records show the storm surpassing the prior peak while residents dig out and assess damage after the heavy snowfall.
Trustees of the University authorize a student loan fund in honor of Edmund J James, created from the estate of his wife who died last November. The loan honors her memory and supports students pursuing education.
Reports from the London war office describe vigorous German and Austrian offensives in the west and Carpathians with battles at La Bassée and on the Great Dune. Zeppelin scare over London appears a rehearsal with no Dover threat. German raiders still block Irish Sea coastwise ships. South African reports say Maritz and Kemp near surrender after clashes with German advisers.
Petrograd reports a renewed German offensive along the Sochaczew and Solomow region toward Warsaw. Russian units retook trenches at Makow and other points on the Vistula front while German attacks were repelled or checked by counterattacks and heavy artillery.
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