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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
6
Mrs Ellen Harris testifies that the first dose of Eatonie relieved her indigestion when taken with meals. Thousands report it reduces excess acidity and gases causing indigestion heartburn and belching. A big box costs a small amount with a guarantee from the druggist.
The College of Agriculture and Forestry at the University of Nankin in China plans to export tree seeds and establish a U S market. Many listed trees are native to America, but the collection includes the toothache tree Xanthoxylum wipenum and the Alchninchus glandulosa or free of heave n.
On the Arklight a crew member died after a neck injury sustained in sick bay following an apparent back strain. A deck hand recalls the medical massaging of the back with alcohol and a failed attempt to pick up a weight, implying a fatal accident.
An appeal promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a women’s tonic to build health, ease nervous and weak conditions, and keep a youthful appearance. It claims a vegetable formula free of alcohol and offers tablet or liquid forms with a 10 cent trial package.
In a tense scene Detective Lindsay and Alvin Duane debate Kane Landon's possible link to Uncle Rowly's murder. A library meeting with Eleanor Black fuels suspicion while Miss Wilkinson confirms a cryptic voice and bizarre words. The court considers whether Stryker or Mrs. Black acted as a mastermind.
Alvin Duane reports to Judge Hoyt and Avice after interviewing Lind say. He suspects jealousy over Mrs Black and the widowed Judge, and proposes a new theory. Alice presses for news while Duane hints at the criminal being Mrs Black, with Stryker named as an accomplice.
A vintage advertisement-like note promotes Cuticura products for baby skin relief with hot baths and ointment. It also mentions a scented powder and talcum, then oddly references a vacuum-cleaning routine for a cat, describing holding the sweeper near the animal and using suction to pick up loose fur.
A compact note reflects a social shorthand about a dressmaker expected to adapt to the thin person’s dress. The fragment hints at fashion expectations and etiquette in a domestic setting.
The article recalls a Chicago family scene where a father disciplines his son James for lying while hoping to mold him into a successful business leader. It contrasts parental ambition with the idea that personal development requires effort and self-recognition. The piece stresses individual talent and perseverance as paths to bread for the family.
A humorous dialogue quotes a girl and a friend discussing a dog's tail wag. The girl asserts the dog wagged its tail from side to side while she sang, interpreting it as displeasure. The exchange plays on misreading animal signals in a light, anecdotal tone.
A Bowton Transcript note praises Alice due to her musical parents and her birth in A flat, suggesting it would be natural for her to excel in music and reach a sharp repreef praise.
Sergeant Guyen of B troop Americen forces in Germany earned a royal nod when King George direct ordered a rations fix. During a Coblenz polo visit in England the king inspected ponies at Aldershot and learned the request from Guyon about breakfast tea being replaced with coffee. The king told an aide to ensure the troops received coffee henceforth.
Corporal Sweeney leads engineers to mop up after infantry at an abandoned chateau cellar. He is told to enter while the rest guard the door to capture fugitives. He warns his squad not to shoot if more than one man emerges.
Investigators assess a vast coal deposit at Lampman Susa Canada describing it as among the world’s best. They estimate 82,000,000 tons of coal across two and three quarter sections of land, marking a major provincial asset.
A concise quote centered on the idea that the Golden Rule applies both ways, as reflected by a Boston Transcript aside. It presents a brief philosophical note without additional context or details.
A witty exchange echoes through an old Boston column as locals debate whether a famous bull could truly be bred elsewhere. The banter nods to regional pride and rural stereotypes in a lighthearted social item.
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