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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

6

The Unknown Mr Kent at Marken Palace

Kent hosts a tense gathering in Marken as Prince Karl and Princess Eloise confront his true identity. Kent reads a damning report on Baron Von Glutz and Karl’s regime, revealing Rhodes financing behind the throne while Eloise rails against Rhodes and power. The scene hints at political intrigue, loyalty, and looming reckoning.

Kent Holtytoity Porpoise Marken Richard Kent John Rhodes Karl the von Glass Eloise Mademoiselle

Shirts Grow on Trees In New Granada Natives Free Shirts

In London answers, a humorous note compares high prices to the native New Granada practice where shirts grow on the marina palm. The process uses the tree bark to form a hollow cylinder and small cuts for arms, yielding ready made shirts without stitching or laundering.

New Granada Oronoke Cerra Drida Marina

Decline Follows Golden Era of Goldfield Mining Camp

Historical notes describe Goldfield Nevada as a booming camp since 1903 with peak prosperity in earlier years, followed by 1907 hardships and ongoing decline. The piece recalls immense fortunes made by a few and widespread investment across the United States and Europe, contrasted with reduced output and tinning morale today.

United States Goldfield Ney Gokifeld Rae Alee United Europe

Fragmentary Kanga and Star Phrase Arena Oddities

A garbled OCR fragment mentions Materialiat Prom the Kanga Oy Star and a bearcat remark about heaven. The text is incomplete with unclear attributions and missing context, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, source, or date.

Materialiat Prom Rumape Ridge Arka

Health officer wages and dairies under scrutiny in Bluefield

Dr H G Breele returns from war and questions local public health safeguards. He cites lack of dairy inspections, contagious disease controls, fumigation, and meat and water quality, asking who ensures cleanliness and safety for residents. A reader then asks about underweight and shortness of breath with doctor guidance on diet and medical tests.

H. G. Breele Bluefield W. Wayis Fort Sheridan Steeler Fies

The Watch Industry and the League of Nations

From Leslie's Weekly and the New York Post, a brief compare and contrast. The article notes Eli Terry as the first American clock maker and describes early watchmaking progress led by Edward Howard in Roxbury with a quip about seven watches a day. It then shifts to commentary on the League of Nations, arguing it will fail if America stays out and noting its limited authority in ongoing conflicts.

Paulo Marken Paula Baron Provarak Migevl L. D Eli Terry Connecticut Adams Jefferson Luther Goddard Massachusetts America Luther Edward Howard Hingham Howard Roxbury Bartlett Caid New York Post League of Nations League House of Commons Poland Armenia Persia Leaggue Dansig Russia

Sunday School Disturbance Over Fainting Teacher

In Pearsons Weekly a Sunday School scene unfolds as a teacher fainted during a Sunday afternoon lesson and was helped onto a form. A young girl shouted for attention invoking the need to fetch help, prompting the teacher to respond in a hurried manner.

Pearsons

Cartoon History of the Donkey and Elephant by Nast

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger, a note on Thomas Nast who created the Tammany tiger and the donkey and elephant symbols. It traces their first appearances, including the 1874 debut of the elephant and the 1880 together cartoon with captions like The Third Panic and Inflation, showing political satire from the Civil War era to the 1880s.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Thomas Nast Nast Harper's Weekly Grant- Greeley Nasi N. VY. Merald N. Y. Tribune N. Y. Times

Hunt's Salve Ad Promises Backed By Drugstore Trust

An old advertisement touts Hunt's Salve with a money back guarantee backed by local druggists. It claims cures for eczema and related skin conditions and cites a thirty year track record, urging purchase at 75 cents from a druggist or by mail. Also includes a humor strip and wartime price note urging Red Cross Ball Blue usage.

Hunt Hunts Timerlin Durant Oklahoma A. B. Richards Medicine CO Sherman Texas

Allen's Foot Base Heals Soothing Foot Pain in Use

Advertised antiseptic powder for shoes and foot baths relieves corns and bunions and eases tired feet. It cites 1,506,000 pounds used by the Army and Navy during the war and claims nationwide sale.

Allen Adv

Beranger’s Heart Too Kind

Anecdotes recount the generous yet poor French poet Beranger who died in 1857. He gave all he had and sent beggars to his friends when nothing remained. Ragged visitors filled the stairs, while Lisette mocked critics, saying, Beranger will write another song rather than stop giving.

Kent Karl 1 Ioleiy Beranger Lisette

A Truthful Sign

A friend buys a new car and ignores a road closed sign. After a crash into a creek, he concedes belief in signs. They hire a farmer to pull the car home. Chicago Tribune report notes a cautionary tale about heedless driving and signage.

Chicago Tribune

Elsie Tries to Test fiancé Fidelity on a Moonlit Walk

Elsie plans to test her fiancé Frederick by arranging a date with Maude to lure him into a kiss. Maude delays, then confesses he kissed her first, foiling the test and leaving Elsie shocked at the outcome.

Elsie Maude Fred Disle

Got Her Revenge All Right in Courtroom Drama

In a dramatic courtroom scene a veteran attorney ends his argument with a pledge to the jury. A stern woman in the gallery interrupts, claiming a man insulted her, calling her a meddlesome old cat. The confrontation centers on respect and gender in a public trial.

Sunday Herald

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