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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
6
A playful exchange unfolds as the horticulturist Mr Twlees reacts to a friend Susie being named among the season's ads. The dialogue hints at remarks about a century plant in bud and a light misunderstanding between the dear girl friend and Susie.
Rev. W. H. Warner of Myersville cites a range of ailments including sciatia back pain neuralgia and kidney trouble. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his health and urges readers to use the exact brand name DODD'S to ensure proper benefit.
A young man, influenced by lectures from his father and a woman he loves, decides to start a serious business life. He tells Molly he has made a beginning by ordering a tailor to make him a business suit, signaling his earnest turn toward commerce.
A vintage advertisement promises quick relief for cross and feverish children with California Syrup of Figs a fruit laxative. It claims gentle removal of waste from bowels and urges mothers to ask druggists for a 50 cent bottle with age appropriate directions for babies children and adults.
Robert tells his mother he sees wings forming as he lies in bed. The mother questions him while tending him, noting his shoulder blades and his belief that boys can sprout wings. The boy insists he must be growing wings and asks when the wings will come out.
A London Mail excerpt recalls a passenger story on a speeding express crossing a deep river bridge. An old lady, described as nervous, vents a loud sigh and quips that if the train had sunk she would have died with a clear conscience, insisting her weight helped the train stay intact.
Publication branding notes Philadelphia and London under the J. B. Lippincott Company imprint.
Gordon reveals his secret service role and family ties to Celia while planning a discreet marriage with her. They seek mother’s blessing, face George Hayne’s scheming, and arrange a quiet wedding trip with help from trusted allies and a prison resolve. Celia accepts a ring from Gordon’s mother and they depart for a new life.
Mrs Hathaway welcomes Cyril Gordon and his wife and siblings back to New York with a family dinner and scene of radiant happiness. The mother publicly calls Cyril her new son and speaks of a heart long given to him as they gather in her private sitting room.
The Fresno Herald recalls America's first newspaper from 2% years ago, created by Benjamin Harris of Boston. It notes suppressions by Boston authorities and a later venture by John Campbell Campbell's News Letter, amid early press history and notable pirate trials.
A garbled guide describes a method to open a pen knife blade with a single right hand motion. The text asserts a simple technique to yield the blade and claims it works on any knife type, noting it can protect the thumb.
The Chicago Tribune contends ten families own a vast share of Chicago land and influence city fortunes. It argues that large inherited holdings abroad shield them from local opinion while profiting from Chicago, urging a graduated inheritance tax to prevent monopolies and protect the republic.
Grace Margaret Gould notes in the Woman's Home Companion January issue that afternoon tea gowns are the loveliest ever with black mesh and gold thread embroidery. Gaiters feature a back higher waving top and underfoot straps. fringe trims appear on skirts and street dresses in gray black and brown. new Paisley accessories pair with fur seal and chic collars.
Peter MacQueen recounts a camp in Africa with Couth Coudenhove. A baboon family quarrels over a young female. a favored male is ousted, then returns for ten days. on the eleventh day he returns with the eloped young baboon.
A travelogue note from World Outlook recounts a trip to Mount Kilimanjaro. Veter MacQueen describes an attempt to purify water by adding soups to barrels, learning that the water must be clean rather than soupy.
An aging senator debates his daughter Edith about the rising public figure rumored to seek constitutional change. Edith defends the man as a visionary, while the senator labels him a crank. the scene unfolds amid illness, secrecy, and political anxieties in a Washington home.
Senator Mallon sits at breakfast reading the rent page and frets his reputation may fade while his daughter, bright with a morning mood, lifts her lips in a smile. The scene centers on domestic life, reputation, and affection as morning light spills over the table.
A satirical report describes an insurance idea where a woman is insured for remaining an old maid, judged by beauty and charm rather than health. It notes the concept would target many single women and questions who fixes the eligible age for such a policy.
A raw portrait of a would be fighter chasing wealth through sparring, noting the brutal grind of the sport and the lure of money. The narrator contrasts the sunny fighter life with the harsh scramble to survive and support dependents, ending with fragmented references to a place and people.
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