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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
6
An old time medical ad advises drinking water daily between meals to flush the kidneys and taking Anoric to remove uric acid. It claims water and Anoric prevent aging and aid gout and rheumatism, with testimonials and a trial offer from Dr Pierce of Buffalo New York.
An odd remark on guinea hens compares their appearance and song to a cross cut saw and Quakers. The piece jokes about the bird and its husband showing a uniform plumage and suggests the farmer who cares for them is not virtuous. It ends by noting the eggs and hatching role in commerce with a tangential magazine mention.
In a playful snippet, characters debate joining a short gue of nott and wonder about Barnum. A flea humorously asks where to play golf over the lynx, while a Hoover bulletin jokes about tax cheer and revenue slogans.
In a tense Paris office a web of clues tightens around the Mornington heirs and a planned double murder. Inspector Verot warns of danger as Don Luis Perenna and M. Desmalions pursue Fauville the only clear lead before a fatal twist ends Verot’s life.
A public letter from Hon. W. J. Hanne Canada’s Food Controller urges increased food production and stringent household cuts. He cites European shortages, U S export limits, and shipping constraints, calling on every man woman and child to till land in Canada or the United States to support allies and soldiers. He warns disaster without sacrifice and emphasizes national duty and rapid action.
Mr. Simon Lake proposes using submarines for polar supply trips and oyster dredging. Experiments show oysters can be sucked up from the seabed by vacuum action. At optimal ground a submarine could collect about 5 000 barrels per hour, piling into a cylinder nearly two miles long if compacted.
A distorted passage describes a physician or healer offering pills and remedies with odd phrases about pills for nerves and stomachs. It references a young man and a leaping woman, with moral judgments implied in a censored tone.
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