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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
6
New York publisher J Jefferson Jones told a realistic novelist that his work won’t sell because realism exposes unpleasant truths. He warned that realism is like an enfant terrible, illustrated by a tale of a gentleman showing a ring to a baby and the infant answering with a description of the back of his hand.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine safe for millions, prescribed for over twenty years. It urges accepting only an unbroken Bayer package with directions for relief of headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. The ad notes 12 tablet tins cost a few cents and mentions larger packages sold by druggists.
A young man arrives in town to marry and seeks a minister. An informer offers names and addresses for nearby clergy but notes a justice of the peace, which the man rejects. The exchange hints the upcoming wedding will end the peace of the town.
Fifty years ago most people lacked toothbrushes and foot care. Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder was promoted to prevent friction and corns from tight canvas shoes, citing extensive wartime use and the habit of keeping shoes clean and comfortable.
Fragmentary note discusses whether Jones belongs to the few poor or the pew rich, contrasting social strata. The text references Borker and poses a question about class belonging and status.
The Springfield Republican critiques Senator Lodge's shifting stance on the League of Nations from 1914 to 1918. It argues Lodge abandoned early support, opposed the 1918 covenant, and fought League principles in Senate debates and Chicago platform battles, framing his record as inconsistent and anti League.
The Chicago News notes a $15,000,000 theater and opera house rising in Mexico City, praised for its planned scale and beauty. It contrasts Mexican warm greetings with local habits and jokes about gunplay and wary taxi surveillance in Chicago, reflecting cross city tensions and cultural caricatures.
Compiled excerpts from editorials argue over detaching La Follette from the Republican fold and whether a third party with Pinchot and Berger could succeed. Opinions cite jeers at conventions, party realignments, and fear of diluting Republican strength, with sources including San Francisco Chronicle New York World Pittsburg Bulletin Richmond News Leader and Kansan City Star.
In London the aging duke avoids grateful accolades. On Piccadilly, an elderly man offers aid and proclaims a life of service to the great man. The duke coldly replies, Dont be a damned fool, and enters Apsley House, refusing flattery.
A small boy and girl argue about whose father is taller. The boy claims height, then corrects with a punchline about his father being twice as tall, but a spectator notes the father's short stature. The exchange ends with a playful, humorous twist about family height and storytelling.
An extract from John Hoscoe of the Mackie ethnological expedition to Uganda describes Tur Kana hostility and harsh old marriage laws. It notes a royal response to a triplet birth with ritual killings and severe punishment for the husband, illustrating fears and deadly rites among Nilotic peoples.
Reading snippets from the Washington Star and Edinburgh Scoreman, the text mixes a mock discussion on currency symbols with medical banter. Disjointed lines reference a buffalo on a six cent piece, fading coins, blood masses, and a comic patient doctor exchange.
A Burn Weekly article argues that a creature feigning death is misinterpreted as deliberate deception. It notes that spiders and foxes exhibit fear responses, and psychologists view the behavior as a natural part of self preservation rather than calculated theatrics.
British research notes three tuberculosis types by age group with distinct death ages. Young adult type peaks earlier, old age type shows later deaths. Trades show varied risk, with bootmakers and slate quarrymen notably affected by specific forms. Iron and lead workers show higher rates of old age tuberculosis.
The correspondent seeks guidance for a woman with a chronic throat condition described as tuberculous potential. The reply emphasizes seeking the best local care, noting larynx trachea or vocal cords as critical risk areas, and mentions tuberculosia treatment options and supportive therapies.
Luther Burbank argues that upbringing and surroundings shape character more than heredity. A child born to criminal parents can become upright if given morality, integrity, love, and a peaceful environment. He likens hoodlum behavior to plants grown in darkness and cramped spaces and states sunshine and care yield opposite outcomes.
The Washington Star notes a quip about campaign spending and public attention. Senator Sorg, quoted, contrasts a favorite son with a prodigal son in political terms, hinting at shifting perceptions of favor and effort.
The Louisville Courier Journal fragments reveal a mix of gossip and entertainment. A baritone refused to sing in Mexico while audiences pressed for a staged bull kill in Carmen. Loulee-Clare and Edith reconcile after months apart and plan renewed social engagement.
The piece reflects on longevity myths, anecdotes about two Toronto men who claimed to live long, and satirical lines about Taft's presidency. It includes a poem about river fishing and nostalgia, attributed to Stuart N. Lake in the Outlook.
The text warns against comparing current earnings to wartime highs and urges strict cost control as prices trend downward. It notes a peak in a long price rise, then explains profits depend on management, economy, and cautious spending. It foresees a declining period with shortages nudging prices down and speculator stock being unloaded to ease banking pressures.
Anecdote from Le Sourire Paris compares diplomacy to poker. Lloyd George arrives in San Remo in bad humor and dislikes Millerand while Clemenceau’s wit flatters, as Millerand learns to read his rival by foot movements.
The article reports Taft warning that vague declarations may invite strained construction by supporters of Johnson and Borah. It notes Taft later asserting through a strained reading that the league plank is a victory for the League. Senator Lodge then threatens to back Johnson and Borah if Crane does not yield on the reserve demand.
John Morris of John Morris & Sons Ltd展示 a new firesnow compound at Manchester fire brigade HQ. The froth blocks oxygen to extinguish fires, covering the surface and allowing safe removal of oil, with potential use amid heavy petroleum losses.
A red tag with two white crosses and a yellow crown marks a border point in the free city of Dangly. Travelers recognize the national flags displayed for the station's international routes and the crown emblem signals a ceremonial or official designation amid scattered reports from the border zone.
Casco Wisconsin resident Mrs Jules Beso Jr reports relief from displacement and female illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial praises a fifteen year relief and urges readers to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
The star witness, a multimillionaire cuier, helped the plaintiff in a friend of promise suit reach a compromise after testifying. The case involved a $100 claim, and reports say dozen of other magnates seek to hire the house at his price.
An ad claims Othine double strength freckle remover clears even the worst spots. Shoppers are told to buy this druggist product, apply nightly and morning, and see freckles fade or disappear under a money back guarantee.
Aim Pastor-There’s a movement opposing conpel husbands to pay wives the same as other workers. The author questions fairness while noting employers’ rights to fire persistent violators.
Llerbert M. Gesener of Berlin South Australia suffers a decade of stomach pain and indigestion. He states a small amount of Eatonic relieved his pain then cured it after taking two boxes and continuing water intake, reporting he feels like a new man.
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