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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
6
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse stomach, liver, and bowels, notes feverish and sick symptoms in kids, and promotes a 50 cent bottle with full directions on the label.
The article frames two racing stories about the late Pete Dailey as told by Harry Bulger. It cites Frank Lane quitting acting to work for Kid Weller, with a quip about Lane’s Canada book appearance. Bulger and Dailey are shown at Sheepe head Bay, ending the day with a joking remark about beating five races and missing the sixth due to a missing cane.
Fragrant super creamy emolients claim to cleanse and purify soft hands. One night treatment promises relief from red, rough, chapped, and sore hands with a free mail sample from Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Available everywhere.
A criminal lawyer questions a client about a $100,000 embezzlement and urges a guilty plea. The defendant admits stealing the money but has only two dollars left. The lawyer asks what the fee will be for advice.
In a rural quip, Uncle Eph, famed for avoiding doctors, falls ill and a neighbor offers an allopath or homeopath. He quips that all paths lead to the grave, hinting at the humor of medical choices.
A suburban resident denies a mosquito problem saying there are none to speak of and refuses to continue the conversation on the subject.
In the American Magazine Cleveland Moffett recounts James Slevin’s 18 month effort to bring pope Pius X onto film. He funded film gifts for the Vatican and obtained access to shoot papal ceremonies in Rome, with the pope and church officials granting unprecedented motion picture opportunities.
A column by CC Morris argues American housewives need practical cooking lessons focusing on roasting meat and coffee making. It jokes about diet shifts from fried foods to better meal prep and links domestic skill to social issues, referencing BordeauxMilpitas and wartime concerns.
A Philadelphia Record passage on labor and value traces production from fiber to cloth and asks what a man truly produces. It notes many workers and capital owners in the chain and cites a 41 percent average return on U S corporate shares, questioning how much the average worker gains as tools and wages shape output.
A reflective piece argues that women’s talkativeness serves as teacher and caretaker. It describes a mother teaching her toddler birds on a train, noting how chatter fosters observation, language, and social consolation. The essay praises talk as a universal, daily service easing pain and fatigue.
On the road above the Polish town of Piasetcino a crowd of about 200 watches German shelling. A mangled roof and rising smoke mark the strike while Russians troops move unseen elsewhere. The scene captures how a town’s soul and memories are tied to its ruins.
Irvin and Cobb’s rhetoric asserts there are no cowards among any group or age. The speaker contends courage and cowardice vary by perspective, noting war reveals both the worst and best in people across nations and conditions.
In Cairo the New Zealand and Australian contingents paraded this morning with Sir John Maxwell taking the salute at the Continental. The march past was described as splendid with troops in excellent condition after a long march, and officers and men exchanged expressions of goodwill.
Grady and Simmonds chase a master thief Crochard who used a perfect Pigot disguise to steal the Michaelovitch diamonds from the Day and Night bank. Godfrey exposes Grady's missteps while Lester prepares for a noon conference with Keane Shearrow to reveal the scoop.
A fragmented extract reflects on hopes for peace and the feasibility of disarmament after a global conflict. The author argues that industrial and military structures rely on armaments, and widespread disarmament faces entrenched interests, economic disruption, and political hurdles. The piece weighs whether nations can all agree to disarm simultaneously, noting practical barriers and lingering skepticism.
An analysis argues for universal workmen’s compensation laws highlighting benefits to employers and employees. It cites experience under Massachusetts practice showing reduced litigation and costs while noting coverage supports social and national economic aims. The piece urges nationwide adoption to stabilize industry and welfare.
The piece argues Canada will soon see major expansion in agriculture mining and manufacturing aided by northern development and Hudson Bay resources. It notes U S and Canadian gains from closer ties and compares national food production with other nations, highlighting Canada's lead in grain and cattle output and vast unoccupied lands.
In a dramatic exchange marked by a dejected tone Charles laments his drop from $25,000 to a few hundred as he admits love for Miss Fraser. She responds with comic relief, noting a fall from 925 000 to 100 dollars and accepting him as a “bargain.”
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home solution to darken gray hair and remove dandruff. It claims the product provides natural looking, lasting darkening with a single application and costs about 60 cents.
A damaged OCR fragment shows unclear dialogue with stray phrases about completion and a character named Sara. The text is incomplete and provides no identifiable event, place, or speaker details.
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