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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
2
The column reviews U S China tensions over a state department note while praising Washington’s shipyard mobilization under war powers. It notes British and German moves on contracts and indemnities, describes Canadian war-dependents in England, shipping prices, and various wartime economic shifts and policy debates.
The piece discusses the Yarra Bank near Melbourne as a public forum where diverse theories from revolution to socialism are aired and where attacks on Prime Minister Hughes by I W W sympathizers occur. It analyzes the conscription crisis, the referendum defeat, the Labor caucus power struggle, and compares conscription support in France Britain the United States Canada and Australia.
A poetic meditation on the unseen wars waged by mothers as they bear and raise sons. The text contrasts quiet maternal endurance with grand public displays, praising patience, silent strength, and the steady toil behind national fate.
The article references Numbers describing Moses in the second year after the exodus commanding a census of men from age two and up eligible for war. It notes Moses and Aaron gathering all tribes, listing by family and paternal lines, the men named to be counted for military service.
From Answers London remarks contrast British constitutional evolution with monarchic rule in Russia and Germany. It argues the British system is older than the American model and praises Tennyson’s portrayal of republican ideals while noting mourning the death of the white sun and concern over a brown successor.
A fragmented war era piece notes public fascination with wartime machinery and flour shortages. It recalls British resilience, enemy aliens, and the tension between domestic production and foreign reliance during conflict.
A Cleveland factory and nearby shops report the overall garment crossing gender lines as women enter workrooms wearing and using overalls. Foremen note the trend, while some doubt it signals a revolution, yet deem the garment useful and practical for mixed labor.
The Chicago News quotes a public figure claiming to be the ultimate consumer and the largest boat ranch in the world as a metaphor for wealth. The fragmentary text appears to mock a powerful figure described as plutocrat.
Mrs Hacon asks how her husband kept good teeth while Mrs Egbert recalls a frightful moment when someone heard the teeth. The excerpt suggests a light domestic exchange with humorous tone.
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit helps a lobster tangled in sea weed near a seashore. They wander backward to a supposed dance then return to the rabbit’s hollow stump for supper with Nurse Jane Fussy Wuezy. The lobster opens a peaches can with his claws.
A damaged OCR fragment provides no clear people, places, or event details to summarize in a newspaper card.
A fragmentary OCR item presents a cryptic line about a price and a question. The readable text hints at a single quirky phrase and incomplete names, leaving the overall event unclear.
The article explains touch as a complex sense with subdivisions into temperature, pain, and pressure. It describes protopathic and epicritic fibers, skin versus deep sensory pathways, and the distribution of pain nerves in skin and organs, noting varying sensitivity across body parts and the different stimuli that trigger pain.
A Nora-like reflection quotes Christopher Morley on Peter Pan as an enduring spirit for children. Mothers soothe sons with the tale, believing Peter remains alive in bedtime prayers and dreamtime.
The Burlington Gazette reports war strains raise candy costs for kids with New York dealers petitioning for price controls. Gumdrops rise from two for a penny to three for two cents while suckers shrink, shortening treats for babies and sparking concern.
Unclear OCR text yields no coherent event or entities. Summary focuses on readable fragments stating monetary value and generic phrase. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes available.
The text explains referred pain and pressure senses, noting irritation can map to distant skin areas, with examples from toothache to heart pain. It outlines pressure points near hair roots, organ connections, and comparisons to cat whiskers, plus distributions of skin sensitivity and basic hunger and thirst mechanisms.
The speech portrays Alexander Kerensky as a fearless reformer who led radical Russia in the Duma and fought to reorganize the army for democracy. It notes his challenges from radicals and conservatives, his courage in addressing critics, and his dedication to liberty, justice, and national defense.
Fragmentary report from a Chicago Journal carnival describes a tense scene near a diver and a medical incident. The blurred text mentions a feverish chill, a rare event, and a sudden stroke during a performance as spectators held their breath.
An unclear item describes a family scene involving a stalled meter and a motor car. The fragment names Mrs. M and Solanaes and references distances and recent events, but the text remains partial and unspecific about location or outcome.
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