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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
6
Noel broods over a ballroom encounter with a dancer who lies about her past and profession. The evening ends with silent streets, a guarded apartment, and Noel realizing a looming, unseen chaperone mirrors a princess he never meets.
Noel visits Rosalind Arloff on Long Island learns her father is the refined, commanding man behind her glamour. He witnesses a staged family scene with a feast for two and a revealed name for the dancing girl’s doll, Anitra. Noel realizes Rosalind’s teacher is not the dancer he thought.
In a statement from the Cincinnati Times Star Governor Allen lauds miners from all walks of life who volunteered for coal production. He notes 10 000 names appeared on the work list and recalls harsh conditions with tents and irregular rations as men labored from daylight to darkness, showing American spirit.
The Marengo community shows wide interest in Havner as a Marengo native running for the state’s top office. Born November 21 in Wayne county, he worked through school, served in the Spanish American War, and built a career as a successful lawyer known for a square deal and absolute honesty.
A biblical account describes Caesar Augustus taxing the world and Cyrenius governing Syria. Joseph and Mary travel to Bethlehem where the newborn Jesus is laid in a manger amid shepherds and angels proclaiming peace and good will.
The four railway brotherhoods accept the director general’s offer of 3 million dollars more monthly to equalize wages for trains below the 1244 miles per hour basic rate. Overtime earns time and a half. retroactive to the first of the month.
A poem by A. E. Buriff reflecting on wartime judgment and political will. It laments ignorance and calls out those who hinder progress through self interest and fear. It contrasts earlier conflict with a dawning hope for a world led away from war and toward uplift.
A builders club exhibit notes the move toward paper covered wooden frames to cut costs. Experts warn single or few layer paper walls fail to insulate or control moisture and heat, urging proper insulation to save coal and ensure comfort in both hot and cold weather.
Fragmentary OCR text references Norway and New York trade concepts near the Bowery. The readability is very limited and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable figures for a complete summary.
The committee plans a D story structure inviting firms with Norwegian ties to rent offices. The project would create a firm base for European visitors and envisage a personal, informal space for business advice and potential employment amidst the rising skyscrapers.
Captain William E. Miller a Civil War veteran from Carlisle died recently. He held a risky post on July 3 1863 at Gettysburg then ordered to stay. He disobeyed to flank Wade Hampton's division with his small 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry creating a diversion aiding Union forces.
A Kiwi flier notes sounds heard at various altitudes with the engine off. Distinct voices and noises appear from 1 600 feet to nearly 10 000 feet including a man’s shout a mole cricket frogs music drums cock church bell musket and dog barking. The railway train nerve reaches 8 200 feet and locomotive whistle nearly 10 000 feet.
The World argues the Mexican government’s reply to U S demands on Consular Agent Jenkins is well supported by law and practice common to both nations. Jenkins faces perjury charges tied to alleged bandit abduction, with Mexican authorities asserting him as a false witness. The piece condemns U S government diplomacy as misdirected and notes broader grievances against the Carranza regime.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as quick relief for colds. It claims dosing every two hours up to three doses clears nasal passages and eases symptoms with no quinine and a pleasant taste. The piece also includes a stray joke about a shoemaker and a matching mate.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a child laxative promising a harmless, tasty remedy. It urges mothers to ensure the product name California appears on the package and to follow dosing directions on each bottle.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for dandruff and hair loss. It claims scalp treatment with a small bottle bought at drug or toilet counters will stop shedding and restore vitality, color, and thickness to hair.
A blend of medicinal claims for Boschee's Syrup citing winter illnesses and lung troubles with endorsements about cough relief and rest. The page also promotes Cuticura skin products, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid, and humorous quips about romance and soft coal utilities.
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