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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1921

Page

2

Stammering Tactics and World Savings Facts

A Keep Well leaflet quotes Dr. Frederick Martin on stammering noting early onset and better cure under age four, with school-age cases needing patience. It also cites Savings Bank Association figures: world savers by country, US deposits totaling 96.5 billion, average per account 158.03, US fifth in deposits.

Bureau of Public Health Education New York Health Department Frederick Martin Savings Bank Association of New York State Germany Austria Hungary Turkey Bulgaria United States Japan Great Britain Rusain Tunis Russia

Higher trousers as a health a d

A New York Sun summary notes a physician urging warmth for the midsection to aid digestion and circulation. It cites French and Spanish workers wearing sashes to protect the torso and jokes that American men need higher trousers to support health and prevent colds.

New York Sun France Spain

Youngster’s Doubt About Prayers On Stormy Voyage

In La France’s smoking room George Gould recalls winter passages and a Cunard ship ride. A small boy asks his mother if praying for safe home is right, then confesses fear as the deck heaves and he slips from a locker while attempting a prayer.

la France George Gould Mamma

Parliament of gait and guilt in Birmingham church scene

The Birmingham Age Herald quotes a backhanded jab at Mr Wad leigh for pussyfoots into church and rectors meetings. The dialogue questions hypocrisy and Sabbath behavior, characterizing cautious piety with sharp humor.

Mr. Wadleigh Birmingham Age-Herald

Old Idea of Affection Shown Wrong by Modern Science

W L George, English feminist lecturer, argues science reshapes affection notions. He recounts a millionaire’s protest that a beautiful actress married for money, and a scientific friend replies that love hinges on atomic arrangement and Darwinian selection, not wealth or looks.

W. L. George

Cross Examiner Revealed as Amiable Yet Stern Lawyer

The exchange contrasts a lawyer's amiable temper with a court scene where his cross examining approach appears sharp. A defendant's demeanor meets scrutiny as the attorney's tactics surface in proceedings.

Blue Jaws Dominate As Strong Start Stuns Opponents

The team shows overwhelming power early, delivering a convincing performance that underscores their superiority. Key players execute cohesively, driving a commanding lead and signaling season strength for upcoming games.

Protectionists Fear 124 Per Cent Export Tax on German Goods

Milwaukee Journal notesProtectionists struggle to untangle theories over allies proposal for a 124 percent tax on German exports. David Lawrence argues the tax shifts cost to American buyers, while Harding calls tariffs a tax foreigners pay. Critics warn it would choke Germany trade and hamper American purchases of cotton grain and manufactured goods.

The Milwaukee Journal David Lawrence Harding Germany United States Mr. Lawrence

America Losing Its World Leadership After War

A commentary from The Indianapolis News laments a shift since the armistice. It warns of vicious propaganda fueling anti France Britain sentiment, and criticizes detachment from Europe while accusing some of stoking distrust between nations. The piece argues America risks losing influence and moral standing.

Indianapolis Valiao France Great Britain Nome Europe America

The Good Chorus Girl Misconceptions Exposed

Secretary Lyons of New York cites New York crimes stats showing 4 779 women convicted of aetene last year with only one chorus girl among them. The list also records 11 stenographers four teachers 18 and 59 waitresses.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Lyons New York

Man travels world to settle in Serbia after decades of travel

Joe F. Mikulac after twenty years visiting every civilized nation arrives in Washington to obtain a passport for his final lap home to Serbia. He carries three fifty pound books filled with autographs and messages from monarchs and presidents, including a message from President-elect Harding in the last book. He plans to spend a year or two writing a travel history.

Joe F. Mikulac Washington Serbia Mikulac Harding White House

Judge Lindsey Defends Child Confidence and Jail Choice

Judge Ben B. Lindsey, famed juvenile judge, argues he would rather spend a year in jail than betray a child's confidence. He recounts a case where a boy’s truth was challenged, noting the need to respect confidential communications to uncover truth and justice. He criticizes courts and society for fostering lies through fear.

Ben B. Lindsey United Press Supreme Court of Colorado Supreme Court of the United States Lean

The Price. Socrates on Living for Others and Self-Discipline

If you would be beloved by friends you must study to oblige them, and if you would be honored by a city you must be of service to it. To prosper you must cultivate land, tend to herds, and labor to strengthen body through discipline of mind and exertion.

Socrates

Lincoln’s Wedge from Lincoln’s hand hailed by museum

The Smithsonian adds an iron wedge handturned in an Imota blacksmith shop once belonging to Abraham Lincoln. An eye witness says Lincoln cut Initiate A. L. with a cold chisel as the smith claimed he could not. The relic aims to show Lincoln as a frontiersman among fellow pioneers and railsplitter imagery.

Smithsonian Institution Imota Abraham Lincoln A. L Lincoln Pelle

Love triangles and funny quips in old science pages

A remix of humorous notes from Science and Invention and other columns describes love triangles ending in rectangles, whimsical ideas about tying neckties, and dated musings on drink habits, money, and war era messages. An intriguing bottle note from Canadian troops abroad surfaces in a Cornwall scene.

Iowa State Bankers’ Association Atlantic Europe Mt. Ives Cornwall

Who's Running the U. S. from the Milwaukee Journal

Lenin accuses Vanderlip of negotiating a Kamchatka concession to Washington to give the United States a base of operations in case of war with Japan. He claims a growing enmity with Japan may be exploited to curry American favor. Vanderlip’s true stance is unclear, and Lenin’s motives are debated.

U. S The Milwaukee Journal Nikolai Lenin Russie United States Lenin Kamchatka Washington Vanderlip Japan America Louse Kamehatha Lenin Enye Vanderup Amer 1 Soviet Russia

Shades of Style and reopening plans in frontier towns

Fragmentary clipping notes a lampshade joke scene from a passing show and mentions Juares's Tivoli after a three month closure tied to a large state-guaranteed concession. It also references plans for joint airplane operation by French interests, mine wages disputes, and prohibition enforcement among Idaho Indians with limited context.

Balaman Juares Lile Lone el Paso Chihuahua Idaho

Nation in Danger Food Supply Threatened by Population Drift

The piece warns that urban migration endangers national food security and urges a revival of farming. It discusses postwar shifts, factory job declines, and the need to convert unused land to productive use, with calls for policy action to restore subsistence and stabilize prices amid a continental economic strain. It emphasizes land use, farm revival, and rural employment as remedies.

The Comparison: Can You Find More Fine Tones

The fragment suggests a dialogue about vocal qualities and perception, contrasting tones with the idea of social or emotional relation. It hints at a literary or theatrical scene debating singers and their ability to convey meaning beyond mere sound.

Bayer Aspirin Lieoostet Pledge and Tablet Notice

Bayer aspirin guidance warns to seek genuine Bayer aspirin only if the name Dager appears on pledge or tablets. Physicians prescribe aspirin for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism barbecue toothache and pain. Warning about genuine Bayer manufacture of acetylsalicylic acid and pharmacy packaging.

Mulniois Bayer Barger Packaces

Jenkins Seeks Office Amid Candid Tone Questions

Local race focus centers on candidate Jenkins and his platform as he answers public queries. Voters weigh his proposals and a measured response to concerns about experience and stance on key issues.

Diamond Dyes Advertised for Womens Fabrics

An advertisement urges women to dye skirts dresses waistcoats coats stockings and drapery using Diamond Dyes. It promises simple directions for wool, woolen, cotton, and linen items and warns against dye streaks fades and ruined material. A sensational line asks how a hairdresser ends its days and notes a “dyed-took” warning.

Bes Adr

Dressmaker Availed by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Vernon Texas dressmaker Mrs W M Stephens testifies chronic monthly pains eased after three years of suffering. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sonsative Wash with enabling her to resume work and house duties. She invites others to write for confidential advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia

New Life for Sick Man Inspires Eatonic Testimony

C O Frapple reports rapid relief after two boxes of Eatonic for acid stomach and indigestion. The remedy is promoted as quick relief from pain and bloating, aiding natural digestion and allowing full nourishment from meals, with Bichex offered at a nominal price through druggists.

Eatonic C. O. Frapple

Would Take a Chance in a Text Obfuscated Scene

A garbled passage describes unclear dialogue and stray phrases. Characters debate meaning while the text reveals misreadings and disrupted speech, creating a fragmentary, puzzling scene with elusive intent.

Gey Seeks Endorsement Amid Field of Hopefuls

Fragmented chatter from a local sports scene shows players and coaches debating a standout end endearingly called the most popular. The talk touches on prowess, drive, and a plan for tough competition as teams position for recognition and legal talk about moves.

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