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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement claims heavy meals and uric-acid buildup harm kidneys leading to backache cloudy urine and bladder trouble. It promotes Jad Salts a grape lemon lithia remedy said to cleanse kidneys and restore function, priced as inexpensive home relief. It also includes a joke about mud play for contrast.
A damaged OCR page shows fragmented text on skin care and a few narrative snippets. It references Cuticura products with trial offers, then shifts to character dialogue about an alarm and a fire, plus brief oddities on starch and a public figure’s perception and boosters and knockers.
A reader reports that heavy coffee drinking caused nervousness irritability and sleepless nights with distressing dreams. The note cites personal experience and mentions others’ anecdotes while referencing specific phrases about coffee effects.
Article analyzes cold storage profits and pricing along the supply chain from farm to consumer. It details egg grading costs freight from field to market and the hidden margins taken by commission merchants and retailers, arguing storage profiteering drives higher prices despite small storage charges.
Jack meets a goblin hiding in the woods on a moonlit night. The goblin recalls climbing the moon with witches, nearly falling, and being rescued by a moon goddess, then vows to avoid the bright moon again. The tale ends with a long digression on errors and a note about misprints.
Munsterberg argues that international treaties and arbitration are insufficient to prevent war. He cites Britain and Germany disputes, Belgium’s case, and the limits of moral law in securing peace. He warns that economic interests and power dynamics override legal bonds and that only strong nations drive progress.
A garbled excerpt discusses Southern governors, state constitutions, and disputes over executive power. It references opposition to actions by governors, comparisons to northern states, and tensions with national authorities, noting concerns about authority and independence.
The article outlines sleep science ideas like mental focus, body heat, ventilation, and a half hour brisk walk before bed. It recommends a hot bath rub, warm milk, and a light biscuit after exercise, plus a calm topic to aid rest. It notes sudden awakenings signal need for more outdoor activity.
An old home remedy promotes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy a drugstore bottle claimed to darken gray hair naturally. The ad touts dandruff reduction scalp itching and thicker glossy hair with repeated applications.
An editorial fragment argues business success proves virtue, noting advertising, temperance, and ethical practices. It suggests free agency affects labor and health, praising business for spreading clean living and eliminating darker trades while warning against harm from hypocritical pieties.
Kannasity Times recalls General Andrew Jackson knowing his men by note and using sharp discipline. The piece highlights a January battle moment when Jackson mocked a young ensign and warned others from engaging in a counter charge.
A quirky advice piece warns against using a barber’s hair brush citing misunderstandings and warnings from a fictional doctor of thin hair. It suggests avoiding brushes and disposable paper placards, touting safer options for hair care.
Front reports show toothache as a campaign hardship. The British Dental Association initiates an efficient front staff. Six dentists with temporary lieutenant rank in the Royal Army Medical Corps sail for France, with more ready for service near the firing line.
An advertisement urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature proof of 30 years use. It notes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and mentions that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A fragmented historical piece discusses urban edema and rural poverty, noting the unemployed bear a heavy winter burden. It contrasts city grain access with farm labor strain and calls for practical work measures amid harsh conditions.
A relative questions a woman's resolve to leave her husband citing provocation. The woman retorts with a domestic scene about dog treats for her pet Fido and an improvised breakfast item, asserting she found a man attempting to feed Fido and steal the dog biscuits.
A brief quirky exchange shows Nellie bargaining with a grocer, asking for a halfdozen emona. The grocer asks for clarification, and the reply confirms a halfdozen equals six, illustrating a playful misunderstanding.
Fragmented OCR text notes dates and names with unclear context. Reads like a mishmash of lines mentioning days, a figure named Adams, and possible celebration or event, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary text from The Public Ledger discusses public service aims and the public mood. It references the Treasury secretary and corporate conduct, plus a court matter in Cardiff, all amid a critique of advancing policy and accountability.
Louisville Kentucky woman recounts avoiding surgery for a pelvic tumor using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health after taking the remedy and urges others to try it before operating. A confidential correspondence offer from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine asks readers to write for guidance.
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