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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
7
On a first night Arthur Bourchier faced his dresser who was missing during the performance. He was found in the gallery applauding or hiss ing as an old first-nighter. The dresser claimed a right to express opinion in the audience and behind the scenes. Bourchier did not dismiss him, noting a frank critic is a valued friend.
Not enough readable facts present to form a coherent summary. The text appears garbled with no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to anchor a news item.
A pledge grabs a messenger boy’s dime novel in a quick scuffle. The incident centers on a brief struggle over a reading item as the pledge asserts possession and exits.
From Commerce and Finance this piece argues wages should reflect the value of labor, not simply dollar amounts. It warns that raising wages without increasing production raises prices and costs, and urges unions to broaden their view and pursue production growth to lift living standards.
Washington reports final production estimates for major crops in the United States. Wheat value up sharply, with winter and spring wheat totals and other crops listed by state and type, including oats, corn, potatoes, hay, tobacco, sugar beets, and fruits.
Lloyd George told Liberal supporters on November 11 that the peace settlement must be just and prevent a return to rivalries and armaments. He called for a League of Nations to protect small nations and guarantee disarmament while Britain would push for a just peace at the forthcoming conference. He said conscription would not be necessary in any case.
British Dutch negotiations finalize an aerial postal link with Australia. Amsterdam to London flight time cited as about one and a half days. Dutch military airmen train under government cooperation. London to Sydney via air considered, with ground work near London. Sydney business leaders back the idea and plan financing. Promoter noted as Meqnald Bloyd, an Australian in London with Constitutional Club ties. New prison report mentions fines and the fourth item.
The Ottawa Citizen quotes a sharp exchange about manners and beauty. A humorous aside notes that “the sweet young thing” claims only the pretty can afford impertinence. An advertisement urges Cuticura for sore hands with instructions and sample offer.
Use a small funnel placed center in the basket with the cup above soil hidden by foliage. Fill daily. water soaks into soil slowly and won’t spill onto carpets or waxed floors.
An old advertisement fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising internal relief and blood surface cleansing. It mentions Poledo Ohio and a joke about a dog chasing a cut. The ad blends product claims with unrelated lifestyle notes and a Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets aside.
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