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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
7
A compact saying contrasts four men chasing money with the earth gaining the man, implying pursuit yields nothing while fate or circumstance decides the outcome. The line presents a moral about material greed versus enduring value.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a proven treatment for coughs bronchitis colds and throat troubles over fifty years. It claims rest through the night easier morning expectoration and natural healing with nationwide use and long American manufacture.
A short excerpt discusses a glycerine based mixture claimed to darken gray hair, with notes on easy application and low cost. It mentions Barbo Compound boxes containing a preparation to darken hair and soften grease, plus a remark about phonographs and originality.
An advertisement touts Cutloura Soap promising doubled razor efficiency and skin benefits. It claims users can shave twice daily without irritation and suggests the soap doubles for bathing and shampooing, presenting a general all purpose use message.
From the Canadian Family Herald an editorial argues for fair trade between farmers and manufacturers. It asserts mutual dependence of farm and factory, warns against threats to national life, and urges reasonable terms in competitive markets without favors, stressing peace and firm foundations amid current sentiment.
A reflective verse critique contrasts driven ambition with safe, wise ambition. It condemns ruthless self advancement and ego. It invokes a Dutch tale of a petty tyrant, now reduced to sweeping cockroaches, to warn that pride harms all ranks.
In the Spokane Spokesman-Review an amusing quarrel erupts over the meaning and use of the French phrase Mon Dieu. The piece notes English speakers see it as blasphemous while French ears may find it innocent, tracing the split to post Reformation religious attitudes in France and England.
A humorous pun imprinted on the helmets and trucks of the American 27th division appears in Gas Attack. General O'Ryan leads the division with noted success in Mont Kemmel and the thrust through the Hindenburg line south of Cambrai, drawing praise as a military star.
Scientific American notes pine needles peeled from fir trees can replace leaves in broom bristles. The needles, abundant on ground and rich in silica, are hard and slow to decay. They wear well, resist friction, and can be collected freely wherever fir trees grow.
Fragmentary wartime verse evokes a landscape of night and siege with villages, ambulances, and burning houses. It contrasts destruction and the call to remember endurance, ending with a vision of “let there be light” after four hundred miles of enemy lines. The piece melds imagery of darkness, broken towns, and a scattered plea for peace and renewal.
The piece argues returned soldiers must find new roles after war. It highlights farming as a path, noting Canada offers lands, favorable climate, and strong support. It urges farm-based independence, education, and cross border opportunities to feed the world and rebuild society.
A wartime mood of friendship replaces earlier restrictions as U S citizens remain united with Canada. The piece notes no draft law hinders travel, emphasizes mutual respect, and praises the deep kinship formed by wartime cooperation across language and life.
A compact observation notes how frugality and efficiency can triumph in tight financial or competitive contexts, hinting at a broader debate over value versus expenditure in modern systems.
A vintage advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for back pain fatigue urinary symptoms and potential kidney inflammation. It warns of serious illness if untreated urging readers to buy and continue use while insisting on the genuine Gold Medal brand.
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