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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
3
The Bayer Company states that genuine Bayer tablets of Aspirin require one or two glasses of water after taking them. Packages must bear the Bayer Cross to ensure authenticity. Aspirin has been prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years and is sold in small tins and larger packages.
At a social dinner Judge Gary attacked government ownership and described a worker who treats public service like a private job. He recounted a man claiming to endure hours from ten to four and a coworker who leaves at 3 45 with a tired yawn.
A vintage ad warns that California Fig Syrup is a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to look for the California mark on the package and praises the syrup’s fruity taste while promising easy stomach and bowel cleansing.
A Columbus boy riding with his mother spots pumpkins in a field. The mother explains the fruit on the vine belongs to the field owner and will be gathered later. The boy then sees an unattached pumpkin by the road and declares, It isn’t tied.
An old advertisement claims regular meat causes kidney trouble and promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy. It describes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid mix with thiathia that cleans kidneys, reduces bladder irritation, and prevents serious kidney disease with a daily tablespoon in water before breakfast.
Take care of overshoes keep them in a dark place. They crack if the sun shines on them and when wet avoid placing near a radiator or fire. In stormy weather do not air them over heat in a trolley car as this causes cracking.
Marconi introduces an automated wireless calling system to alert ships within range during emergencies. An on board operator may no longer be required as a special transmitter and receiver automatically signal distress calls up to 80 miles away.
National Crop Improvement Service stresses that production costs and economical marketing hinge on accurate farm records. Frank Baackes notes farmers dislike bookkeeping but must keep journals ledgers and farm inventories to compare yearly crops costs and sales and to establish farming as a measured business.
The Boston Globe opinion argues the Armistice was mistaken and portrays Allied victory as hollow. It laments German defeat dramatized for Germans, condemns territorial annexations, and condemns imperial worship by force as the path to ruin.
The Seattle Times reports House Leader Mondell challenged universal military training as too costly, arguing it would burden the treasury with 800 million dollars. He cites opposing expert estimates that skipping this plan raises government expenses elsewhere and questions the need to fund nationwide training and equipment.
The piece argues Butler faces remote chances as Philadelphia interests focus on Americanization and attacks on the federal establishment. It notes a Democrat could win without New York and other pivotal states, but Empire State influence remains a key handicap to Butler’s campaign.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue with misread phrases including references to a present wife, temper, a frat, and stray words like telegram and property. The snippet reads as a garbled, humorous exchange with no clear narrative or context.
A humorous, muddled excerpt shows a mother scolding a child about heaven while the child retorts with a future plan to attend a pantomime. The dialogue highlights childlike pragmatism amid parental admonition in an old London page.
A fragment from a local item notes a student returning from holiday vacation to find a language prank on the house phone. Neighbors heard a voice replacing the familiar greeting with unexpected words, surprising callers and altering the routine message.
Kansas court holds Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act supersedes state exemptions from civil process when in military service. The ruling notes federal power to regulate military affairs and rights of service members, suspending conflicting state provisions. The opinion affirms federal supremacy in civil relief during service and cites related case law.
Fragmentary text mentions a wedding event and humorous or nonsensical phrasing with references to Moggine and Nas event. The readable portion hints at a quirky or satirical note in a Philadelphia ecards piece. Further specifics are not clear from the fragment.
In a garbled dialogue, one speaker chides Jane for unclear knowledge of Cower bowls and mentions Maldoch and people who prepared themselves before arrival. The fragment hints at a local or cultural reference with unclear context.
Aliana a dog named Chapple escaped from a crate aboard a train. It reportedly jumped off and made its way to Altoona after visiting Philadelphia. Local friends and the Kantor family examined the scene for the lost pet.
Fragmentary verse reads like a family quarrel about noise and allowances with unclear context and garbled lines. The readable bits mention a mother and child discussing performance and finances.
Many believe lights in poultry houses extend the day to raise feed intake and improve egg output. The author argues lights are merely a means to an end for an egg factory, providing time for production. The plan works best when birds are kept for egg production and emphasizes safe wiring and proper connections.
A garbled report describes a supposed rat extermination method using varnish to trap rodents. Instructions mention warming varnish and applying it to wood, with traps placed near holes and four day effectiveness. Contains many misread words and unclear names.
A fragmented passage discusses Germany and the idea of bankruptcy for a state. It argues a state cannot be truly bankrupt while its sovereign finances and the broader European balance are considered, noting Germany's position among nations and the solvency of principal powers.
The value of the fruit crop is estimated at $60,000,000 and the text questions what it would be worth if consumed domestically. It notes a surplus needs a market outlet for profit and implies growers would stop if no price outlet existed.
From the Washington Star, aCheyenne quote notes Mr Awalos holds himself in high esteem and, if he could compel others to value him as he does, he would become a torrie profiteer.
Fragmentary lines describe a freshmen skater joking about being ac quired and crew connections. The text hints at a long standing acquaintance and a humorous exchange amid skate culture.
Local mentions Bill White as a contentious delegate candidate with supporters claiming duty to serve, while opponents view him as unresponsive and untrustworthy. The piece portrays campaign tensions, party expectations, and concerns over his ability to represent constituents effectively.
The London Times correspondent reports unrest in Manchuria tied to wartime conditions. The piece notes workers and transport strikes, with anti nationalization sentiment and railway labor issues affecting the region. Proponents of local reform face opposition from entrenched interests amid broader political pressure.
A garbled dialogue fragment mentions a camp gathering, a pet care companion, and an unclear discussion about a man’s behavior. The text hints at social plans, coffee, and a vague quarrel but lacks coherent context or identifiable names.
The event at the Variety Theater features performers Hrummer and Borin along with ConpdleineAly presenting a concise set. A brief, updated program note explains a shortened pipeline due to time constraints and outlines the remaining acts.
A garbled parish tale centers on a former curate and a current one sharing a humorous exchange about a passed show and advice in the church setting. The fragment hints at a comic line about telling the other how to proceed and a response about embarrassment.
A fragmented philosophical riff ponders morality work and life. It muses on humanity vs duty and the role of guidance in life while mentioning drones and immediate needs. The text hints at a search for purpose amid confusion.
A historical piece discusses cooperative unions in Russia, detailing district and provincial structures, consumer societies, and credit arrangements. It notes involvement of Moscow financial figures, the export of goods, and aims to supply regions like Siberia with manufactured articles while avoiding government alignment.
The article condemns Congress for delaying a $60 million relief appropriation for Europe and criticizes lawmakers for opposing aid while fearing political backlash. It argues Secretary of the Treasury and Mr Hoover oppose larger sums, while some Republicans push for action and others fear economic harm from aid.
The pest year has been a sensational one in Lancashire cotton trade history. Beginning in depression, it ends on a tidal wave of prosperity with spinning profits rising sharply.
A report from London on fur market trends notes finer furs declined in value while staple varieties sold well. Mole furs emerge as most popular with steady demand. prices show mixed movements across categories and regions.
A garbled passage links Siew Bioken Gibson to a birthday gift and authority figure. It mentions appearance, a mate, and a teacup joke tone, but the context and details are unclear.
A distorted report describes a dramatic shift in meat prices and consumer response. The piece notes a spike followed by a retreat as patrons react to the new level and vendors reassess demand.
Detroit News reports legendary silver and gold hoards hidden in the Chilimolia Amexico mountains and remote districts of Durdnge San Luis Past and Anca teens. bandit Francisco Villa is named among the buried wealth tied to southern regions and echoes the great Aztec riches.
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