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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
7
A Brookline reader recalls a Christmas miscue about Santa Claus rewarding good children. The note mocks propriety as cigarette colors become a New York fad, hinting at fashionable pink smoke and social aims. The quip ends with a wry remark on male approval and female influence.
A 1650s legend from Calle de la Parados tells of Dona Maria Ysa bel Vallejo y Vezcu loved by two men a young officer and a merchant. They stood at corners awaiting her, she died in a plague, and both suitors waited in vain as years passed with their ghosts said to guard the night.
Fashion shifts from screens and wax figures to rag figures called rag figures. Origin attributed to Mine Wolkoff, formerly Princess Troubetzkoy, produced in Petrograd for Russian soldiers. In England she models lifelike statuettes from scraps, depicting famous people in character with playful captions.
A reflective prose piece about everyday objects as faithful background to life in Kansas City. The author muses how common items maintain memory, shape mood, and support human drama by silently shaping our thoughts, duties, and identities.
Robert Miller writes in The Outlook about gray women, blooming flowers, and a market scene as rain falls. He notes shop girls, purring cats, and a gentle encounter with a flower seller while observing petals, shawls, and smiling faces along a rain-soaked line.
In a Detroit News piece quoted by a Bay City voice, the piece argues women now blend brains with beauty, surpassing grandmothers in spelling and daily management. It notes men grudgingly accept this shift, tolerating elegant attire as women exercise influence with intellect and fashion.
The article notes Pancho Villa living quietly at his Conutillo ranch in Durango with about 3000 former followers. Government worries focus on Villa’s power, his ability to finance promises, and potential unrest near Torreon as the Oregon government era faces stability questions.
The piece argues farmers should standardize cost accounting to track food production costs and incomes. It notes two incentives for farmers to maintain price records: enforcing enet profit with cost systems and government access to cost accounts. A standardized book, available at nominal cost from South Dakota Agricultural College, supports this effort.
A critical review of the Indian Rights association report argues that nonreservation Indians, especially in California, face dispossession and deceit by land speculators as tribes lose communal holdings. It cites dwindling populations, indigenous schooling and TB concerns, and warns that citizenship grants may accelerate pauperization via rapid land transfer to whites.
An Armour’s Magazine piece by J. Ogden Armour describes a dependable man as essential to success. He thinks for himself, makes sound judgments, seeks advice when needed, and speaks to the point without flippant show.
A French court orders the dissolution of the General Confederation of Labor, condemning it as a radical force that incited class conflict and aimed to sovietize industrial life. The ruling, asserted as upholding law and order, ties to government actions during the May railroad strike and portrays the CGT as an enemy of republican institutions. The move follows months of government consideration and marks a decisive crackdown on labor activity.
A fragment projecting steady national resolve to overcome current blunders and economic doldrums. It insists the country cannot stay in a slump and will gradually emerge, predicting a return to strength and leadership as progress continues day by day.
The house shortage likely stems from investment in rental and owner-occupied housing. Much capital exists in safe securities ready to fund home building when conditions improve, as many would-be builders wait on price and labor trends before proceeding.
Fragmentary lines from American Legion Weekly and St Paul Pioneer Prosa reflect wartime social tensions. A Bolshevik reference ties labor strife to harsh penalties, while mentions of family hardship accompany the idea of a national corn meal week.
Ark Temple bulletin reports Brother Elonry Whittier, elder member of Ark Judge, suffered a serious accident crossing a street after work over a day ago. Funeral held last Monday afternoon.
In a fragmentary statement attributed to a Viscount, a proposition is discussed about allied powers shaping a new holiday and Japan’s role. Ambassador Havishi notes Western hesitation over a peace proposition, while Japan signals willingness to respond to questions on disarmament, suggesting an opportunity for bold action in the evolving European context.
The Mura weekly reports Professor Jager from the University of Aiminenta farm notes bee language remains a mystery despite progress in culture. In experiments he observed the hive queens movement triggering a cry among workers, which ceased within seconds and prompted the bees to stand on their heads in apparent joy.
The text cites Cincinnati and Syracuse Post Standard voices as sources while noting housing shortages and a shift in trade, with remarks on Japan China and the Philippines. It fragments potential editorials, policy debates, and foreign commerce views, all conveyed in a garbled OCR-style excerpt.
I W Boring of Overland Park Kansas says Tanloe lines cured years of poor health. He suffered from bad digestion back pain and catarrh and grew weak and nervous. After taking Tanine his digestion improved kept his weight and energy high and he plans to keep Tanine available at home.
A remark from the Baltimore American notes Tohn’s odd stance toward potted flora. The quote suggests an unusual dislike or aversion, framing a curious, humanizing aside in a mid century context.
Soak hands on retiring the lot ends of Cuticura Soap, dry wad rub in fleura Ointment. Remove surplus Ointment with tissue paper. This is only one of the things Cuticura will do if Soap Ointment and Talcum are used for all toilet purposes.
In a light exchange, Mariel recalls her father and Madge Jack notes that Madge has her father's eyes, prompting a playful jab about popeyed jokes. The dialogue captures family banter and teasing among friends.
A veteran exchange raises questions about helping voters grasp a blank ballot. The reply suggests simplification, noting belief in improving comprehension if terms are simplified. The brief reflects concerns over ballot design and voter education.
A juvenile Sunday school class discussed death and equality, asking who can tell where all are equal with no distinction between rich and poor. A student named Tai answered, suggesting a stark universal outcome, prompting teachers to reconsider the discussion.
Each Diamond Dyes package includes easy directions to dye wool, silk, cotton, linen, or mixed wools. Avoid poor dye results with a dyer-lonk tip. Buy Diamond Dyes only. ask your druggist for Color Curd.Ady.
The Slapetrvck Director asks if a novel could inspire a film joke adaptation. Comedia recalls a book titled Alice Looking Glass. Film Fun notes an ounce of fat is better than a pound of fancy.
Fragmentary quotes show pride in a unique election district and praise for a long-standing voter. The text mentions political veterans and national admiration, but the garbled OCR obscures specifics.
An advertisement targets women with hollow eyes and dark circles citing female disorders. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and beauty aid, claiming it restores health and beauty. A 10 cent trial package of Tableta is offered via Buffalo New York.
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