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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
6
A vintage ad claims the first dose eases a cold within hours and a few cents buys relief at drug stores. It touts two hour dosing until three doses, claiming the product clears nasal congestion, headaches, fever and sneezing without help and warns to insist on Vape's-Ady.
David Noel delivers a famed neutrality speech, unites allies, and becomes the Twice American as Nilo Valdez announces a renewed alliance with the United States. Noel faces personal doubts about Rosalind and Constance while preparing for a future return to city life.
In the republic the heart churns with patriot zeal as Marshal Granados and his men face anti-German riots. Imperial schemes are feared as a rising danger and the village of Rio Nabuco cannot avoid the contagion. Prisoners hear the same fervor as the village.
Consular officers report that Bolshevist interference halted evacuation of Czecho-Slovaks from Irkutsk, allowing Czech control from January 30. Bolshevik forces captured Admiral Kolchak and left the state treasure. General Voltzhkofsky's remnants arrive, with reinforcements by General Semenoff from China.
Tombstone Arizona February 18 Only 63 of a 400 member panel remained for examination in the Bisbee deportation and kidnapping trial today. Deputies had spent four days gathering 200 men who reported to court yesterday, but most did not survive the long selection process.
Los Angeles February 18 patrons waited on themselves as 450 members of the Waiters' association struck. Waiters demanded a 60 percent raise, employers offered 25 percent, which was rejected. Employers withdrew the offer and said they would run open shops without union workers.
Washington reports the Senate likely to pass the post office bill with provisions for all mail service including the Chicago to San Francisco route. Des Moines and Omaha are expected to be covered, with Representative Dowell optimistic about Des Moines receiving service soon.
Albany Feb. 18—Prosecutor Martin Conboy opened the session with documents he said showed the socialist party urged members to refuse participation in the war and to avoid producing munitions. Defense objected that the alleged appeal predates America’s entry into World War I.
Financial editor Edward D Jones co founder of the Dow Jones service with the late Charles H Dow died in New York. The firm originated Wall Street s system of printed financial news bulletins.
The Dearborn Independent notes Robert T. Lincoln, born in the early days of Abraham Lincoln, kept apart from fame yet shaped by his father's legacy. He pursued law via Harvard, served as a captain for General Grant, joined the bar, held presidential posts, and long associated with the Pullman company. He declined publicity and lives in Washington.
The Milwaukee Journal reports a 3.47 to 1,444 vote by the Socialist Party of America to join the Moscow International, signaling a shift to armed revolution and class rule. Critics say the move wrecks the party’s pacifist history and loyalty to the country.
Secretary of the Treasury Gilkiss Bays praises a letter supporting the American dollar and argues its intrinsic value remains unchanged due to gold backing. He notes war era exchange rates show rising foreign purchasing power while domestic prices rise from demand and reckless spending.
The case details Noble Hallum’s injury while guarding Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad trains at Vicksburg. He sued, claiming the company failed to warn of extra hazards, but the court favored the railway, noting the job was highly dangerous and dangers obvious. The ruling suggests racial tension and warfare context influencing safety expectations.
A reflective piece discusses Mr. Wicon and his grand ideas for world reconstruction. It notes criticism not of falsity but of impractical idealism and observes how history has sometimes rewarded unconventional thinkers after setbacks. The author references Galileo as a historical parallel.
A vignette from a Boston paper describes a vintner in a rug factory pausing beside an Armenian worker. The exchange hints at aging and labor in a brief, clipped scene with quirky dialect.
A cryptic report claims the Soviet government holds 450000 dollars in gold. The piece hints at a disciplined crew and possible internal tensions, noting secrecy and pressure surrounding the gold and leadership actions.
Alice Van Arnam of Davenport Iowa credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with reversing long standing right side pain during middle life. She reports nine bottles reduced distressing symptoms, improved health, and lasting strength over thirty years past.
Mrs George Walbridge of Foley Minnesota endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as effective for female weakness and says seven healthy children prove its benefits. She also keeps Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for immediate use and recommends them to other women.
A new gas light fixture includes a turbine above the flame frame that powers a mechanism to stop gas flow if the flame goes out by reacting to heated air.
A six foot Westerner touts Canadian farms shifting from grain to breeding stock. He cites prize cattle, seasonal rural clubs in schoolhouses, and government talks as drivers. He notes Saskatchewan’s plan to become a premier American stock center aided by cheap land and creameries.
A father explains gravity to his son Bennie who asks why people didn’t fall off before the law of gravity. The child wonders about life before gravity’s law. The piece playfully riffs on scientific ideas in a child’s voice.
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