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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
6
In the continuing case, Count Charlier faces arrest amid debate over glove evidence and a staged crime, while Pauline and Anita clash over guilt. Detective Hardy weighs motives, while plans unfold for Loria, Carrington, and a potential Egypt voyage as clues grow murky.
Fleming Stone remarks that odd clues often aid solving mysteries as listeners George Cayengated readers gather in a library. Pauline Anita Gray Haviland and detective Hardy listen while Haviland follows through with a plan to contact Carrington and assign the investigative costs to Loria’s account.
The State Department, after previously refusing passports to three American socialists elected to attend an international conference in Herne, has granted passports to two of the delegates, responding to President Wilson's urging.
London reports Queen Mary makes her film debut in a recently completed movie portraying Britain in wartime work. She improvises with an artist, speaks with a war worker, and flits from scene after an early exit, then returns to finish the sequence amid delighted producers.
The Hartford Courant notes a circular from the Office of Information, Department of Agriculture, blending poetry with guidance to farmers. It praises rustic scenes of hearths, popping corn, roasting apples, and icehouses while acknowledging the hard work of filling icehouses. The piece imagines readers in Mississippi, Louisiana, and southern California receiving the missive and enjoying the poetry.
The Boston Transcript notes that many bills to suspend immigration have been introduced in Congress and referred to the immigration committee. The measures would exclude immigrants for years to prevent a European influx after the war, aiming to curb economic and political risks. The piece warns wholesale entry could bring European ideologies and stresses a possible broad exclusion to avoid discrimination.
A poem reflects on wartime social pressure to grow food while individuals resist the push. It mocks neighbors who call slackers, celebrates personal freedom to garden or not, and contrasts stored shortages with the desire to read and enjoy summer days. The speaker rails against enforced agricultural duty and praises independence.
Indianapolis News notes new city health board rule in Muncie requiring witnesses to prove rabbits were in motion at shooting to be sold. Heath authorities argue running rabbits indicate health while crooks may limit sales by vague standards. Mention of Mrs. Vincent Astor linked to Battery Park work.
An advertisement by Franklin Duane MD extols Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a safe root and herb tonic and blood purifier to improve digestion and overall health. It notes no alcohol or narcotics and mentions Anodyne Pile Ointment as a companion remedy.
A man learns the value of measured speech when he fails to observe quiet moments. The old saying underscores restraint as a mature virtue and warns that speaking out of turn often leads to regret.
When meals don t fit and you belch gas acids and undigested food rise. If you feel lumps of distress in stomach pain flatulence heartburn or headache here is instant relief no waiting.
An advertisement asserts that Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and stomach distress in moments, claims low cost at drug stores, and features a sworn notarized statement from Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It touts testimonials and emphasizes safety for mothers to use with care.
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