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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
6
In Toulon Crochard Lepine and Delcasse pursue two German officers linked to La Liberte destruction. A hotel sighting, a Brisson family interrogation, and a 100 franc note trail surface as they gather evidence, plan identifications, and arrange photograph reviews for tomorrow.
Crochard Lepine and Pigot depart from M. Delcasse at nearly four o'clock and head to the Hotel du Nord through dark streets as rain begins. Harbor searchlights sweep the wreck while marines search for bodies.
Helen Kelly Gould former wife of Gow whom she divorced is set to wed the prince. Alimony of 40000 dollars a year will be paid.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a teacher at the Infant School of Jewille Dewey given as a martyr for faith. The text praises the teacher’s sacrifice as central to life and spiritual teaching, mentioning a school named in honor and a belief in renewal through sacrifice.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a conversational scene with a woman questioned about losing her hat and a brief, garbled dialogue. The readable bits hint at a casual, domestic moment in a Baltimore publication.
Leavenworth, Kansas earns the label the old ladies home as army wives and families flood back to the fort. Retired noncommissioned officers and officers’ wives rush to join husbands before France deployment, filling schools and boosting town life as servicemen head overseas.
The piece discusses wartime censorship and the tension between government controls and public access to news. It argues government explanations to the public can aid the enemy, while officials justify restrictions as necessary for national security and morale.
In this Miio Journal fragment a discussion questions traditional marriage roles and the appeal of unconventional mates. It critiques the masculine response to female independence while exploring enduring wishes for companionship after war, noting postwar shifts yet lingering expectations.
A fragmented reminiscence from The Washington Post reflects on longtime neutralist idealists and their role in shaping liberty and political stance. The piece cites figures like Lafayette and Burke as archetypes, noting the tension between personal sacrifice and public loyalty while questioning universal neutrality.
Fragmentary passage discusses moral principles guiding governments in war and defense. It argues that during conflict the state may justify actions as necessary for protection, challenging ideal pacifist cautions. The text reflects on natural human impulses versus sanctioned state behavior.
Between 10 000 and 12 000 deserters from Entente and Central Powers have fled to Switzerland since the war began, mostly Italians. They face no military immunity, and when jailed their costs fall on the confederation. Aerial violations by belligerent aviators pass into Swiss airspace weekly, with shells occasionally striking in the northwest border area. Recent Russians escaping Germany swam the Rhine, were fed, feted, then sent to an internment camp for the war’s duration.
A discussion notes how Latin American students miss campus life abroad, while Chinese families increasingly send children to study in the United States. The article recalls the indemnity fund supporting Chinese youths and mentions few female students among 60 foreigners, singled out by races and a poised African princess at Wisconsin.
The article discusses German influence in commercial life and trademark activity, citing a monument of William Tell at Altort and a German firm Messrs. Andreae Co. It notes observing depictions, oaths, and mentions Lusitania and trade tactics, reflecting concerns over German penetration in business.
Poorly legible notes discuss methods and actions in a war context and a sawmill in a teak forest. Mentions of Risers and Doni reachent land appear mixed with scattered figures and place names. The fragment hints at action immediacy but lacks coherent subjects or dates.
Sir Edward Carson, guest of the British Empire Producers at the Savoy, recalled his son urging a navy career. The son joined the navy and now commands a submarine, prompting Carson as first lord of the admiralty to read of a destroyer’s attempt to sink his son’s submarine.
An old ad touts Cuticura Song and Ointment with a claim to restore dry, ragged hair by removing dandruff. It urges using Cuticura Ointment nightly and a morning shampoo to calm scalp troubles, offering a free sample via postcard request to Cutlers Dept. L, Boston.
At Plattsburg summer training, a small rookie struggled in mud as the company sang. When joining, he growled in a deep voice, and a hulking sergeant advised him to rise to the surface for air, noting singing was not his forte.
A real estate agent testified in court about a farm and a picture show sale. He described the theater’s surroundings as shoe shines next door a garage and a saloon, noting that was as far as he could go. The judge called a midsession recess.
A four year old boy, Harold, trudges with his father to Sunday school. The child admits the pace tires him, saying it is not the walk but his own effort that slows them. The moment, told in the Christian Herald tone, highlights endurance and family patience.
An exchange features Evanes nce probing about family trouble with servants and Mr. Croaslota responding that none stay long enough to cause real trouble.
In Town Tales, sharp quips about money and marriage surface. A husband praises his wife for cutting into his income while a bunion joke underlines seasonal shoe fashion. The prose pairs humor with everyday observations of envy and thrift.
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