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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
7
Fragments from a Boston Evening Transcript item mention a quip about turtles in an orchestra and a joke about slipping on ice and breaking a clavicle while a mother from the mused instrument theater is teased. No clear event or person details are established.
An advertising note promotes Freezone as a painless corn and callus remover. It urges readers to apply a few drops to the affected area and promises quick, rootless removal. The claim is attributed to a Cincinnati authority and suggests asking a local druggist for a sample bottle.
A. F. Thom, representing a percentage of America's railroads before the Newlands committee, says railroads are utopian and resist impeachment. He compares their stance to a man insisting on his own way even after marriage.
In a clever quip from the Besten Evening Transcript a speaker notes Peggy’s childhood romance and growing up. The dialogue reveals she is not a countess or titled address but a real baroness.
A wry observation notes a husband pressed by his wife to buy a motorcar for her birthday. The quip calls it auto suggestion and hints that inaction leads to loud refusals among those who do nothing.
Three men depart to find truth in a Collier’s Weekly excerpt. One pursues wisdom by study, another searches within living men, and a third deserts the quest, choosing experience over reading and eventually faces a paradox of seeking without seeking.
The readable lines discuss a reasonable promise to prevent cunning laborers and a plan to place a sound purpose in effect. It mentions Kelly and a debate over validity and immediacy of action despite missing context and fragmented phrasing.
The National Municipal League urges focus on county and state government reforms amid criticisms of local governance. It notes widespread defects in county systems, calls for unifying bureaus, and praises Governor Lowden's Illinois reforms as a model for simplifying and strengthening government efficiency.
The fashion editor discusses gadgets like a dual purpose fan and a vae e bag with satin and ostrich feather trim. Exquisite Chinese embroidery belts join fur accents, while the army bag offers a graceful long-strap design built for the shopping procession.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports the Sunday Night Club in Philadelphia opens at the Broad theatre. It is run by voluntary contributions to aid travelers and locals seeking companionship on Sunday evenings as schools reopen and city institutions resume activity.
Health author cautions that chronic overuse of the pancreas from sugary diets and excess eating leads to obesity and later diabetes. It cites cases of extreme weight gain stressing pancreatic capacity and suggests reducing bread potatoes desserts and sweets to relieve strain.
The plan calls for music and vocal performances by city performers with additional input from theater professionals. Speakers will discuss current topics, drawn from local commercial life, and funded through contributions. Mr Goldbacher will lead a committee of active young business and analytic men to permanent city programming.
A brave New York City officer enters smoke filled rooms to locate a 6 year old boy’s crutch. He drags the child to safety amid flames and smoke with his own coat catching fire in the process. The scene ends on the sidewalk as the officer saves the boy and the crutch.
A narrator reflects on a vow to avoid shock but discovers a chain of misfortunes from a car wreck to freezing cold and vanishing coal. The verse laments human limits in predicting the future and mocks pledges made in fashion rather than substance.
A simple winter casserole combines ham or bacon scraps with tomato puree and crumbled topping. Add sweet green pepper shreds and a cup of milk, bake until the mixture is nearly dry. Hominy is praised as a hearty heat provider for cold days.
In Alameda Cassie reports a dirty house citation and street cleanup efforts by students. A coal yard operates below market prices, with meals and supplies sold cheaply while the sealer weighs tonnage. Two Pennsylvania cities, Tinsville and Grove City, adopt city manager forms, sparking a contest for cleanliness and urban improvement.
A New York City Health Department study of 2000 office workers reports high rates of albuminuria and heart, lung, and weight issues among employees. Many conditions were undiagnosed, and officials urge lifestyle changes to improve longevity and reduce costs for employers and staff.
The Indianapolis News reports Senator McCumber of North Dakota warning that high living costs come from lavish spending on liquor automobiles and other amusements. He argues the endless demand for entertainment weakens the youth and notes educators teachers and courts share the concern. He cites the change in opportunities for amusement since the past and urges pondering the sturdiness of the younger generation.
Hominy can be served as cereal with milk and sugar or fried with bacon. Crisp bacon is mixed with heated canned hominy, then seasoned and browned, served hot as a main dish. Variations include patties, serving with meat around a central mound, or using fried hominy in place of potatoes.
New York reports show mothers’ pensions extending to more widows and their children under 16. County boards administer local appropriations. 4916 children kept with mothers under state funding with monthly support. annual appropriation around 1250 dollars.
An old time scout Buffalo Bill dies while noting how progress shifts from cow towns to autos and new power plants. The piece contrasts his era of frontier life with a modern United States introducing a 27 600 electrical horsepower ship and city power growth.
West's Docket notes Neyland case where the State tried to impeach a witness by vagrancy arrest. Judge Hur r quotes section 149 of Branches An notated Penal Code and Bilin vs. State to hold that a misdemeanor lacking moral turpitude cannot be used to impeach.
A jumble of sentences notes mixed reactions from state dailies on universal military training. Early commentary suggests regional hesitancy and debates over necessity, with East Coast critics contrasted against Midwest support.
An old column stresses the kidneys as blood cleaners and lists symptoms of distress such as backache and dizziness. It recommends drinking plenty of water and taking Anurie before meals, claiming it dissolves uric acid. also promotes Garfield Tea as a natural remedy.
A fragment presents paradoxical quotes about truth and strange conduct, suggesting a philosophical meditation on where truth lies. The lines imply a tension between inquiry and behavior, inviting reflection on how perception shapes reality.
A reader describes a light interaction at a dental visit where Smale mentions switching dentists while noting another professional was filling teeth. The exchange includes playful mishearing moments and casual remarks.
A famous actress shares a home remedy for gray hair using a mixture of water Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and a small amount of coloring. The formula claims to darken streaks fade hair soften it and leave a glossy non sticky scalp. Full directions appear with Barbo Compound.
A celebrated author cited for winning a short story contest with a tale featuring a ghost story that omits a common sentence. The exchange notes a twist in the story and the unusual constraint used by the author.
The advertisement touts Fletcher’s Castoria as using the signature of its creator for over 59 years. It targets mothers and promises the familiar Castoria remedy for infants and children, urging trust in the brand.
Script from Boston Evening Tran shows an instrument dealer instructing a boy to demonstrate a reondolin tute or piccolo and ask the customer to wait for the lyre until the dealer returns.
A quarter package of Skinner's Macaroni is boiled ten to twelve minutes then drained. Mix equal parts of cooked macaroni with cold thicken and tomato sauce, layer in a shallow dish, cover with buttered crumbs, bake until brown. Skinners Macaroni advertised for sale at grocery stores.
A Russian man living ten hours by rail from Petrograd travels to the capital via America after being captured by Germans at Vi na. He estimates the journey will cost $2000, illustrating the saying that the longest route can be the shortest path.
An early 20th century advertisement claims falling hair is caused by dandruff and promises to revive scalp health. It urges buying Knowlton's Danderine for 25 cents to restore luster, promote wave, gloss, and new hair growth within weeks.
An OCR fragment touts Dr. Pierce's Pellets for liver bowels and stomach with vague claims of curing chronic ailments. It includes nonsensical phrases about anger, wealth, and purification and mentions dubious benefits for various conditions.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Prileta as a repulse tonic for stomach liver and bowels with sugar coated tay granules described as easy to take like candy.
In a Brooklyn Citizen anecdote a dealer quizzed on antiques insists on genuine relics. The buyer seeks tools Noah used to build the ark, while the dealer counters with warnings that such items are comparatively modern.
Ad copy describes Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness and headaches caused by fermented food and poison reabsorbed into the blood. Claims quick relief by cleansing stomach and bowels, with a 10 cent price and promise of a clear head by morning.
An old notice extols Garfield Tea to ease constipation headache and biliousness urging a cup for relief. A brief quip notes a very young man who enjoys being mistaken for a cynic.
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