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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
7
Auntie, a suffragette, gives Nellie guidance on marriage and independence. She urges Nellie to show she has a will, even humorously suggesting sitting on George. Nellie replies she does so when they are alone, prompting Auntie to gasp.
An old ad touts Precede shampoo and Cuti cura Ointment for dandruff and scalp irritation with a Free sample offer and Boston address. The clipping then shifts to a cryptic joke about a man named Jimmers, a note on pepper imports totaling 27,562,361 pounds worth 2,862,065 dollars, and ends with a stray line about a chronic kicker who draws more attention than a meek.
A glimpse of editorial self reference and humor about readers who dislike newspapers. An advertisement for Denison Seminole Brand coffee promises quality at 35c a pound and invites dealers to write for distribution details.
Anuric claimed as the newest chemistry discovery linked to Dr. pest érég stere prompts questions about a 60-cent package of Anuric manufactured by Dr. Pierce. The text mentions a kidney trouble sample offer and hints at trial use, with unclear references to Sonnet 6 and veer in.
A historical piece outlines the shift from polluted to pure city water and the ongoing fight for clean air. It highlights ventilation research, commissions in New York and Chicago, and their recommendations on temperature humidity and air flow in streets cars theaters schools and offices.
The Saturday Post argues England has ceased observing international law by confiscating private property at sea and blockading ports without proper naval force. It cites disallowed practice and questions the legality, noting the Berlin decree and its alleged continental blockade aim.
The verse recalls how the years patter softly on memory and childhood feet, turning gray as time passes. It contrasts wistful dreams with real aging and the sense of a final stopping place. A Baltimore Sun note mentions economic points about pauper production and a large annual sick bill, alongside references to beer refuse reuse and sodium metallic properties.
A war scene from Venice shows the city armored and alert near the Grand Canal. Three battleships and a destroyer patrol, a large dirigible watches from the arsenal, and Italian planes fly over St. George's island as sandbag fortifications rise around the Campanile and Doges Palace. Precious art is moved or protected while bridges, squares, and religious monuments assume fortress-like appearances.
Florence meets Laurence at a seaside hotel where he teases her yet charms her. He saves Florence’s doll Delia when it drifts away, then dives to rescue Delia from the sea. Grateful, Florence forgives him and agrees to ride and dance, beginning a summer friendship.
Chicago Tribune opinion argues for a term of army service for immigrants to strengthen American allegiance. It contends service would make newcomers better Americans, reduce postwar segregation, and ease controlling immigration while avoiding entanglement with other nations.
Rear Admiral Fiske argues in the North American Review that navies are unnecessary if their sole duty is to prevent invasion. He contends coastal forts and submarines could deter attackers, making large fleets and officer training redundant for national defense.
The text argues that a nation must project real power beyond its shores to protect general welfare. It compares land and sea defense strategies, noting a navy or naval force enables a country to defend exports, imports, and travel. It concludes naval ships are essential to enforce free commerce and protect national interests.
The piece argues that peace is fragile and warns against complacency in the face of war risks. It notes shifting alliances, past rivalries easing, and the need to seek peace with all while guarding against enmity. It cites Uncle Sam earning 2,000,000 from selling government timber.
In 1915 Western Canada shows a broad trade revival with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta enjoying record crops and strong farm prosperity. Winnipeg bank clearings dwarf Montreal and Toronto, grain shipments hit all time highs, and mail order houses exceed prior years. Eastern and European observers praise the turnaround as 1915 ends and 1916 outlook brightens. Adver tisement. It requires 70 000 tons of cork annually to serve the British bottling industry.
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