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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
7
A clergyman escorts a church visitor through a lit display and gifts, as she admires a memorial tablet to the late vicar. She quips about a similar tribute to herself, revealing a coy exchange. The scene suggests social perfidy and flirtation during a routine tour.
In a Gret week sketch Mrs. Jinks hosts a dinner hoping to launch Lena into society. She orders the maid to mash the peas thoroughly, a request that unsettles the cook and unsettles Mr. Jinks at dinner as the peas roll from his knife.
An herbal sounding advertisement fragment promotes Cuticura Soap for bubbling lather and Cuticura Ointment for skin care. The snippet hints at quick, fragrant hand care and cleansing in a period ad style.
An odd New York Post fragment quotes a speaker saying the world is going to the dogs. The line suggests a bleak outlook and a warning tone about current events.
The fragment describes a runaway child named Donald and an implied threat of retaliation. It mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a face value scene, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear event details or date.
Fragmentary text mentions cold to a good deal and a man avoiding it. References a 42.0 bow of promise and rainbow worn out. No clear人物, place, or event established.
An aviation pioneer shows air power to survey remote terrain and inspect high tension lines. In Mexico ore transport may shift to aircraft under extreme altitude, while in New Mexico cattle herds once needed 150 cowboys but now seven men with autos suffice. An aerial lineman program began over three decades ago with G Pewler inspecting 68 mile wire runs from Sacramento to the Joaquin delta, revealing insulators and faults at rising altitudes.
The article discusses three coffee principles, roasting aroma, bitterness, and caffeine as a stimulant. It notes substitutes like fig coffee born in Austria Hungary and France after war demand, with chemically treated decaffeinated blends on sale since 1908.
The readable parts describe a personal or community notice with scattered names and dates. It mentions a gathering or celebration planned for a Wednesday or Thursday at a church or venue, with several partial names and references to entertainment or a program.
Tonight the chapel of St Josephs hospital hosts a choir with Dr H Meis Mrs Tony Perasso and Misa Mary Pall assisting. Christmas morning services at Swedish Methodist Episcopal church begin 6 36 am with an 7 pm school program featuring a large Christmas tree and recitations. Rev F B Nixon of Whitfield Methodist church speaks at Helping Hand mission tomorrow night at 7 00 pm. A Christmas dinner will be served at the mission tomorrow noon for mendicants.
The casualty service and a Paris inquiry unit will catalog American soldiers reported as sick wounded killed or missing. Red Cross staff will be posted at ports hospitals and bases to assist survivors and deliver food and clothing. Also guidance on children's foods stresses chewing digestion and balanced daily meals with fruits vegetables and canned options when fresh are unavailable.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger cites Willem H. Taft opposing Lord Lansdowne's peace letter as aiding German aims. It argues the Kaiser era seeks premature peace and warns Americans against any settlement signed by German leaders. The piece links pacifist currents to German propaganda and stresses no peace while the Kaiser and his generals direct policy.
Mechanicians work on an aircraft engine under a vast hangar near Bar-le-Duc while French aviators in uniform stand by amid shortwinged biplanes. A distant motor hum signals the return of a plane as the scene shifts from peaceful to warlike.
Mechanician warns a fellow airman as an airplane lands and a pilot exits shaken. Four young pilots greet the returning comrade, who complains his machine gun failed and he misread a bee line of sight. William Thaw returns with an injured German bird, though the German pilot is not hurt.
A Milwaukee couple hosted neighbors for an evening of merriment near South Parts. The wife baked bran rolls from barn sack bran to serve as war bread. Guests praised the taste, but one neighbor felt unwell after tasting. Suspicion rose when the hostess checked the kitchen and discovered a switched sack of bran replaced by a “Lay or Bust” hen feed.
Canadians admire Roosevelt for his wartime stance and unity rhetoric. The former US president urged joint action with Britain and Canada, calling for a covenant against settling issues by force and urging English speaking peoples to stand together through the war and beyond.
A mobile moving picture show built as a military freight vehicle arrives in Rotterdam to bring cheer to Dutch troops guarding the frontiers for winter. A cyelist company had toured detachments. the new car supplies staff including driver electrician pianist and movie operator with in-car accommodations.
The Chi Journal notes the medal for exceptional military valor, rarely awarded since its 1860s authorization. Fewer than 53,000 awarded, mostly during the Civil War, with a medallion bearing Valor and a flying eagle. Congress is seen as likely to recognize American servicemen with a lasting memento.
The article argues Western Canada is rising as a farming powerhouse. It notes high wheat and oats yields, land prices around 15 to 40 dollars per acre, and opportunities spurred by wartime demand. It highlights migration to rural areas, modern improvements, and Western Canada as a leading grain region.
George Harding reports from Harper's Magazine that a British captain recounted a Belgian Prince tragedy and a week of naval incidents. A German submarine towed into an English base yielded dead German crew and six English captains who had been torpedoed.
An advertisement extols Boschee’s German Syrup as a fifty one year proven remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and throat issues. It claims to ease night coughing aid morning expectoration soothe inflammation and aid recovery with bottles sold in all civilized countries.
A new mall hotel manager attempted a prank by diverting water from a private stream to guests staying for railroad workers. The lavish tasting feast proceeded as men arrived, but bottles from the stream contained minnows, revealing the stunt was a practiced but failed ruse and harmed the manager’s reputation.
A Yonkers Statesman item notes a couple split after the man claimed he loved the ground she trod on. The jilting bride refused to share property, and now the husband seeks a divorce on the same ground. The piece closes with a reflectively ironic line about engagement rings and imagined life.
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