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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
5
Women workers in Detroit automobile plants earn monthly wages ranging from five to one hundred eight dollars. The note highlights pay levels across different job roles within the industry.
An advertisement extols Boschee’s German Syrup as a fifty one year proven remedy for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims quick relief a good night’s sleep and easy morning expectoration and notes availability in 90 and 00 cent bottles.
A dictionary style list from a United Press page catalogs wartime terms. It defines items such as SMOKE BOMB, TANK, TIN HATS, and TOY weapons, and explains roles like RIFLEMAN, SNIPER, and TAKING OVER in trenches. It also translates German and French terms and notes shell types and medical gear.
Praise of famous men and forefathers highlights power, counsel, learning, and prophecy. Mentions rulers, rich men, scribes, and poets whose names endure through generations. Their seeds persist, and their deeds are remembered, even as their earthly bodies rest in peace.
A Princeton professor active in women’s suffrage marched in a Washington parade with a banner that read any man can vote Why can’t I His wife noted his dejected demeanor and chiding remarks after the march revealing the banner’s unintended message and embarrassment.
A collection of brief quotations from various figures including Lord Northcliffe General Pershing Secretary Lane Doctor Parkhurst S Wise Adenira Togo and Mr J D Beresford with pithy claims about war effort leadership and victory.
The Mexican Review reports the first Mexican state Guanajuato grants women municipal suffrage under its new constitution. Elections are to be held soon, and about five percent of the population awaits the historic change with interest.
The piece argues World War I has military and social dimensions with revolution looming. It claims the Entente, especially the United States, must push Germany toward social change by coordinated military action, leveraging the national will to win the war and then address democratization of labor.
Franklin's idea to move clocks forward one hour could save candles for Paris families and has spurred adoption by seven nations and cities such as Cleveland and Detroit. The piece argues habits drive hours, and a coordinated clock change convinces people to adapt their routines for daylight conservation.
An editor who visited Berlin reports on wartime conditions at the start of the fourth year. The Berliner Tageblatt reprints the piece with an editorial nod, describing it as fair and noting scarcity in daily meals, rationing, and the black market for fruit and other items. Prices and breakfasts in hotels are described as austere with substitutes for coffee and sugar.
Inspector Verot arrives in a panic to warn about a crime from a month ago and two planned murders tonight. The prefect Des Malions is away until five, and Verot hints at a poison plot with a box containing crucial evidence. The secretary hides the letter while Verot collapses, seeking help.
The piece laments medical student shortages and bureaucratic folly hindering army and civilian doctor supply. It notes a third-year shortfall, calls for practical relief, cites Shaw on history, and mentions reforestation and teak forests as context.
Fragments show a dialogue about a wife’s views on a volition movement and her fondness for conservation, reflecting a local discussion on social trends. The text presents a brief exchange without full context or names.
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