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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
8
Excerpted thoughts from Laur y Spencer Porter in Atlantic reflect on domestic life and the strains of cohabitation. The dialogue hints at tension between independence and dependence within a shared home and the social power of peers over personal comforts.
A fragmentary account shows a defendant summoned to court for speeding. The officer reports the car traveled at a high rate, while the defendant argues the car's speed could not be proven, and seeks to prove an alibi.
A 1914 photograph and a 1918 portrait of King Albert of Belgium are contrasted, noting war’s toll on his face. The 1918 image shows a field uniform, captured behind front lines as distant artillery thunder rumbled. the king’s steadfast resolve remains evident through years of defense and endurance.
The Western Review outlines war health odds with soldiers having 29 chances to come home for one to be killed and 94 to recover from wounds. It notes lower disease deaths in trenches versus civil life, better front medical care, and claims the war is less deadly than others. It also cites Woods Hutchinson on British forces in 1916 facing harsh conditions with low pneumonia deaths and argues birth rates and mortality could preserve manpower postwar.
A joint concert by an American and a French band in Paris unfolds as a reciprocity event. Bands march through the town with trumpeters and children, the crowd pelting Americans with heivines as they reach the square. The French and Americans alternate tunes, culminating in a shared salute and marching display.
From the Outlook February 1 1917 Germany fixed attacks on merchant ships signaling vast ocean zones and threatening all vessels. It spurred US entry into WWI and aimed to end the war quickly. Despite forecasts, total ships sunk ran about 2 000 with Norway and the United States suffering notable losses. Submarine activity rose little, shipbuilding kept pace, and Germany failed to win the war. The conduct stains Germany’s name.
Readable fragments show a detective hero breathing in, chasing crooks, and braving heights with odd metrics. Mentions languages spoken by the hero Uke a native and a series of numerical tallies including speeds, distances, and astonishments. The text hints at a cautious strategy against hostile aircraft observers while awaiting a meeting.
Lawrence L Driggs discusses in Harper s Managing Secret of German Air Tactics that Allied air supremacy is not assured and German pilots pursue a disciplined, efficient program. Boeke, a top ace, notes German airmen do not routinely fight over enemy lines but perform selective, tactical operations.
A summary of the Victoria Cross detailing its origin during the Crimean war, design features, and inscriptions. It notes the retroactive award for the first recipient on June 31, 1854 aboard the HMS Hecla and describes eligibility, ribbon colors, and the ceremonial aspects of bearing the postnominal V C. There is an error in place names and currency mentions due to OCR issues.
A fragment discusses German prisoners in France being used to manufacture thermometers. It notes they worked at their trade, and that many thermometers for use in France are now made by these prisoners. The text suggests conditions and learning by the prisoners in a wartime context.
An Allied-published memorandum quotes General Ludendorff admitting French gunners destroyed 83 German field guns and 72 heavy cannons in a month while also disabling hundreds more. He notes French counter-battery fire disrupted German artillery and forced attention away from infantry, illustrating the weapon’s effectiveness.
London hosts an exhibition of about fifty artists painting battle scenes and ruins for the Canadian War Memorial Fund. Works by Augustus John and others will travel to London before Canada houses a permanent tribute to war heroes. training also mentioned for the women artists listed.
The fall of Jerusalem marks a strategic Allied win and a boost to Jewish homeland hopes. British forces, aided by Australian, New Zealand, French, and British troops, drove Turks from Palestine, threatening the Suez canal and Egypt campaign while supporting a potential Jewish republic with a protective British stance.
New York state faces a canal without boats as Erie canal enlargement costs 101001 dollars approved but no barges or adequate rolling stock exist. By year end traffic could begin but no vessels ready. freight potential 1000000 plus tons awaits suitable barges and rail service. Public funds spent with little to show, undermining wartime needs.
A Des Moines Capital report portrays Schumannieins as a loyal American mother who sacrifices for country. Her husband and son serve abroad while she supports the war effort, even as a family member sides with Germany in the conflict.
Advertising copy urges men to keep their bodies clean by using Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It extols liver maintenance, likening the body to machinery in ships and autos, and promotes the remedy made from May-apple aloe and jalap with sugar coating, costing twenty five cents.
A brief reading hints at romantic intrigue around an heiress and wealth, suggesting motives shaped by money and status. The line implies a social dynamic where affection is entangled with fortune, a theme common in serialized society reporting of bright wealth and intrigue.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy to quiet coughs soothe throat inflammation and ease bronchial irritation. It claims forty years of use in America and highlights benefits for lung trouble asthma and bronchitis while noting ad availability in civilized countries. Also mentions Mexican state Guanajuato granting municipal suffrage to women.
A dated ad describes a hair dye recipe using water glycerine and a petroleum base to darken gray hair. It claims easy mixing, low cost, non greasy residue, and no scalp staining, with full directions in each box. A testimonial notes a woman comparing marriage to the stain’s color.
Ad reads promote Red Cross Ball Blue as a cheap way to keep whites from turning greenish yellow. Large packages sell for 8 cents at all good grocers. The notice also mentions imports of Chilean nitrates for winter use and lists various agricultural prices and a claim that Pennsylvania hunters kill 8 million rabbits annually.
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