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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
7
Recent archeological finds challenge the view that Amazons were only legendary. A buried tomb in Etruria dated around 600 BC yielded a bronze war chariot and a female skeleton with gold and ivory ornaments, supporting accounts of noble women fighters in antiquity.
An old newspaper ad touts sodium salts and a grape lemon juice remedy as cures for backache and kidney sluggishness. It claims to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, reduce uric acid, and ease rheumatic pains, urging a daily dose before breakfast for a few days.
The readable fragment mentions work completion and an individual named Keaton associated with an organization. No clear date place or outcome is identifiable.
Guidance by Dr. Wiley lists quantities for feeding 200 to 260 infants daily including evaporated milk barley cornmeal oatmeal and salt for infants and malted milk canned chicken brown rice and wheat products for convalescents. It notes sending supplies via railroads to relief depots for Belgian relief with no charge to the commission.
A vast war summary notes Russian forces advancing on Constantinople and an Anglo-French fleet bombarding the Dardanelles. It highlights Turkish losses, a major Habsburg frontier invasion, Cossacks in Hungary, and Serbian border raids. Trade, labor, and immigration debates frame domestic headlines.
The article explains small touches that enhance dinner service. It covers olives, celery preparation, serving oysters with a cracked shell, horseradish or ketchup in shells, and serving ideas for almonds. It emphasizes careful chilling and neat presentation.
A historic kitchen guide outlines preparing toasted almonds by blanching peeling and browning in oil then serving with a nut studded cream cheese ball or cone. It recommends brown wafers with butter and pepper and careful oven browning of fruit noting quality notes for freshness.
A cryptic note notes that some foolish acts are undone by thought while others require force. Mentions CC and FY Morris in a fragmentary context, suggesting a quip or cipher from a diary or column. The text implies contrasting methods to overcome folly and references names as part of a larger unreadable item.
The text discusses widespread casualties and demographic impacts, noting millions of men affected and potential military mobilization. It references dramatic losses, fiction-like phrases, and mentions aviation and naval revival themes as context from New York sources.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss influence in deliberations over expenditures and export policy. Mentions the prior wars and moral considerations. Names and clear actions are unclear due to damaged text.
The page discusses German policy and wartime armament fears, noting claims by manufacturers about war impact and tariff effects. Arnold Kehishutter of Pasadena and his wife, a German patron, depart for the country as Jeanette Michalson and another party seek nourishment while temperatures dip.
Story describes World War I trench warfare with French troops conducting relief operations, reconnaissance patrols, and trench consolidation. It notes soldiers advancing through sunken paths, evacuations by ambulance, and the dangers of machine gun fire as they pursue captured trenches.
A fashion column critiques the so called slinker slouch and urges a return to upright posture and high collars amid wartime cloth shortages. It contrasts current loose silhouettes with military inspired lines and warns about health and appearance risks from low necklines and exposed necks.
Households look to save money after Christmas by buying cheaper linen materials and comforters at discounts. Woolen items like coats suits and dresses are marked down. spring wear is favored but winter pieces still affordable. Invest in wash fabrics for summer, and early spring sewing helps cut costs.
Disjointed lines reference race history, women, drugs, and society in vague terms. Mentions Japan, Americas, Montgomery, New York, and shifting moral topics amid scattered phrases about powder pills and opera scenes.
The article notes that severe cold affects military operations differently across Europe. It says frost and snow hinder rivers and roads, aiding defensive positions, with winter weather offering strategic benefits in some regions while hampering others. The piece mentions high costs and a reference to $100,000.00 in the last line.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready tonic to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims the product also stops dandruff and hair loss, making users look younger with glossy, luxuriant locks.
On opening night a man with unclear speech applauded at the end and yelled for the author. The author appeared and bowed as friends reacted with sympathy. The man insisted he was calling for ether, not the author, clarifying a misheard cue.
In a theater dialogue, the stage manager orders firing a heroine and demands the actor to induce grief and remorse. The leading woman responds she will simulate being a paying audience member, reflecting on the audience’s stake.
Fragrant emollients claim to cleanse and purify the skin and soothe irritation. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticurna Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
Dialogue reveals a rumor mill around Kitty and her baseball umpire husband. Relatives mock him, suggesting game passes mockery while implying social snubs at the park. The scene captures small-town idle gossip and family tensions.
A witty exchange compares fortunes as Jones notes rain falls on all. The reply claims the unjust often has the just man’s umbrella, implying unequal protection despite equal exposure.
A playful observation about dairy cattle showing dejection and blue-tinted milk hints at a humorous link between mood and milk color, reflecting a lighthearted, rural-leaning conflict between emotion and produce.
A dated note on gender roles in social events contrasts how fathers collect clippings about achievements while mothers curate scrapbooks about children and home. It suggests women face pressure to marry and notes a husband's critique of conversations beyond domestic life.
Maude suspects why close friends say harsh things about you and often knows more than others.
The speaker reflects on the futility of trying to persuade a man he is a fool and questions the value of doing so. The passage contemplates pride, ego, and the limits of persuasive effort.
Women nationwide praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for health restoration. The advertisement asserts the remedy helps many female ailments and urges all women to try it, claiming decades of use and root and herb components.
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