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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
7
An assortment of 19th and early 20th century clippings includes testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female health, a London barber gag, Drakes cough remedy, and light quips about roads and poetry. The fragmentary page shows ad copy and jokes with names and addresses, reflecting period commercial and humorous content.
The Chicago Post essay notes Beechnut season as a time when city men miss country peace and prefer the beachnut for flavor. It contrasts a lighthearted Roosevelt portrait gaffe with thoughts on beech trees, shade, and the seasonal bounty that warms summer and cools winter.
Post Toasties are a convenient breakfast cereal made from toasted corn. The description emphasizes their ease of preparation and appealing taste, noting grocers carry the product for quick meals served with cream or sugar.
Harlan Lindstrom faces family pressure as Aurelie, the wild hawk, fears losing her chance at future. Wiley Curran reveals Aurelie as the Chicago Chronicle beauty contest winner, igniting town upheaval while Harlan vows to protect her and seek a place for her. The lovers prepare for separation as town eyes sharpen.
A woman called Aurelie and her lover Harlan walk the Moonlit street as he frets over her being exploited by fame. He laments publicity while she dreams of recognition and wealth, insisting she only wants to be good and loved, not printed in papers. The scene captures tension between talent, desire, and social pressures.
Ida F Mathias bought 740 acres of red clay land in Calhoun County Alabama in 1905. She invested about $8 000 total and profit totaled roughly $30 000 from rent crops and land sales, netting about $25 000 after six years and about 4 000 yearly averaged.
August Sommerfield, an inventor, says a canvas covered pneumatic tube worn under the arms with ankle webbing lets a person walk rapidly across water. The device, strapped at the waist and shoulders, is pumped like a tire and supports movement in water up to great depths. It is claimed to aid life saving and duck hunting, though the wearer cannot swim.
A fragmented excerpt describes an old lady boasting of no files at home, with a timid miss challenging her claim. Auntie admits seeing neighbors’ shows in the dining room, noting that they come in sometimes and that they never own up to anything.
Fragmentary OCR notes from the Cleveland area mentioning a wife across the hall and a humorous scene. References a laughing woman with keen sense of biter and a laundry cooperative in Tecoma.
A survey of women in various fields and places: from streetcar conductors in St Louis and teachers entering farming to women journalists in the United States and female officials in France. It notes female judges, secretaries, and inspectors, with many named individuals and locales across Europe and America.
The Juvenile Protective Association of Chicago reports in The Survey by Louise de Koven Rowen that one eighth of boys and young men and about one third of girls and young women in Chicago are Negroes. They cite denied home environments, limited education, and employment barriers as key factors. They highlight segregation in parks, risk of exploitation by agencies, and cases of false accusations and unjust sentencing.
Five Irishmen were tried for assault with intent to kill. The district attorney pressed the time, noting the disturbance began at 10 o clock. Bennie claimed he was in bed with his mother, leading to a quip about a clock. The defense wove a tale around the clock not striking, and Dennis was ultimately convicted.
Health defines beauty not cosmetics but well being. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a gentle permanent laxative tonic for women, children, and the elderly, claimed to regulate stomach and bowels, ease headaches and fatigue, and be available by mail order with a free sample offer.
Wise sayings attributed to Sir William Osler urge mental and physical poise with emphasis on living in the present, avoiding morbid thoughts, quitting tobacco and liquor, and starting the day well. A farmer disproves an agri culture expert by sharing a humorous tale about a calf nursed by two cows to illustrate practical knowledge over formal credentials.
A woman reports a painful facial eruption spreading from a small pimple to cover her face. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three weeks, she claims complete cure. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a free skin book offer, dated April 30, 1913. Also includes a regional dialect joke about sin washing from Lippincott's Magazine.
A humorous exchange centers on a barber who has left the city after a long attempt to sell the speaker hair tonic for 16 years. The speaker vows to start anew with a different barber, marking a comic end to a long-running routine.
A playful composite of short exchanges and vignettes captures classroom banter about Columbus, a strike among bellboys, a paging incident for Wladislasc Szebnress, and quips on age, money, and romance. The tone echoes a bustling urban daily.
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