Spinster Declares Stolen Kiss Better Than None
A local saying notes that a stolen kiss is better than no kiss at all, reflecting a cheeky mood in social circles. The remark highlights playful attitudes toward romance among residents.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
Bayer Cross Aspirin Ad Promotes Safe Use
An old advertisement urges marking genuine aspirin with the Bayer Cross. It promotes buying Bayer tablets to treat headache toothache earache and colds. It notes a 12 tablet tin is inexpensive and mentions the product as the trademark of the manufacture.
Profiteers and diamonds fuel demand after war
An article argues war boosts demand for precious stones as profiteers in allied and enemy markets seek diamonds to hide wealth. It notes diamond dealers often carry stock in pocket and that London’s diamond trade thrives despite wartime upheaval. It highlights groups of well-dressed men in Hatton Garden observing gems worth thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haton Gardens
London
Cell not that man wretched who loves his child
Poem fragment contrasts a father’s worth with suffering, affirming that true humanity lies in caring for a child. It emphasizes love as a defining virtue across hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southey
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promotes Comfort for Workers
An advertisement claims Allen's Foot Ease powder keeps workers' feet comfortable by reducing friction in shoes and preventing tiredness and blisters. It notes widespread use by women and urges buyers to obtain the product from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
The Charm of a Bathroom Spotlessness
An old note praises bath products and laundry aid claiming Red Cross Ball Blue keeps cloths and towels white until worn out, priced at 5c.
Parting Words Over Daughter's Hand in Family Scene
A young man asks for Mr. Jones's daughter's hand provoking a father's tender struggle with the prospect of farewell. He muses that youth must leave the nest to seek its own mate, even as the thought pains him. The suitor suggests the couple remaining home to ease the blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Oliver
Gertie
Choice of Girls Stray Stories Exchange
An exchange between two guests about whether the young Squalls should recite. The first insists on requesting a recitation while the second refuses, noting the beggar will sing if not reciting.
The Real Spendthrift Quote Sparks Caution
A proverb on reckless borrowing contrasts easy money with fiscal restraint. The line “Easy money always goes quickly” echoes a warning that those who just borrowed funds spend foremost and wastefully, underscoring prudent finances.
Influences for Sustaining High Prices from Mech and Metals Bank
The article discusses postwar price dynamics noting that inflationary forces from the war have relaxed but normal price restoration is not yet underway. It contrasts currency and credit expansion in the United States with Europe, where vast paper money remains. It predicts high prices as Europe retraces a costly path, urging resolution of outstanding debt, rebuilding industry, expanding commerce, and feeding populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
United States
Europe
Potatoes and Hogs Highlight Western Canada Livestock Boom
The article notes Ben Pawson of Coaldale Alberta harvested six hundred bushels of potatoes from two acres selling for 285 dollars, while local hogs reached 28 dollars on the Calgary market. It discusses high livestock prices and the belief that Western Canada’s best sires and dams will attract strong returns abroad and at home.
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Ben Pawson
Coaldale
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Ben
Calgary
Western
Canada
Western Canada
The
Edward Hines and the Chicago Speedway Hospital
Secretary Glass faces mystery as Congress approves 2.5 million dollars to buy the Speedway hospital near Chicago for military use. A lumberman tied to Edward Hines entered the project as a speculative move, claiming it as wartime need while the war department notes excess hospitals.
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Glass
Congress
Speedway
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Gliss
War Department
Edward Hines
Hines
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Ilmeig
Taft
Aldrich
Penrose
East
Country of Keeping Young by Folger McKingey
Poem-like verse extols a mythic realm of childlike joy where aging is forgotten. It contrasts east and west shores, frames play and dream as eternal, and invokes a rose, daisies, and the near heart of God as comforts against fear.
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Nes
Folger McKingey
Baltimore 5Vn
Housing Drive in Kobe to Shelter 1400 Homes
The Japan Advertiser reports Kobe will build 1400 houses with municipal funds to ease a housing shortage. About 200 homes per district will rise in five districts. Contractors aim to finish by October and rent will be 9 to 40 percent below market. Landlords often demand six to eight months rent in advance, but municipal houses require only two months rent as security.
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Japan
Japan Advertiser
Kobe
Othe
North Dakota Experiment in State Ownership Proposed
The Boston Transcript reviews North Dakota’s plan for state owned grain elevators a state bank and flour manufacture. It notes farmers fear higher taxes and debt while railroads millers and lenders remain influential.
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North Dakota
Boston Transcript
Minneapolis
States
Thuam
Tate
Meon
Billy Bsaim
Staria
Charity Auction Brings Historic Foch Pipe to Paris Buyer
An American paid 40 dollars for Marshal Fochs pipe used on July 17, 194, the day the allies advanced. Another American gave 10 dollars for the marshal's pen holder as part of the charity banner at the Prince Murat hotel in Paris.
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Foch
Edinburgh
Prince Murat
Baris
Marshal Foch
Parle Fire Sparks Doughboy Curiosity
A Paris basement blaze draws curious doughboys and French onlookers while a nurse boasts the fire is the largest in Paris in years. A Buffalo Commercial note records a neighbor quarreling about supporting a large family and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mademoinelle
New York
Judge Offers Door Woman as Advocate on Judgment Day
A witty exchange in the Argonaut features a discouraged counselor claiming the client will not receive justice until judgment day. The judge replies he will plead for the door woman himself on that day, prompting a caution that the judge will have troubles of his own.
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Argonaut
jJustice
German Convert Arrested in Berlin Revolt Aftermath
A German convert tied to revolutionary circles was arrested in a Berlin restaurant on June 6, per the Frankfurter Zeitung. The detainee, once a general staff figure, was linked to radical groups opposed to Germany’s wartime regime and stirred by anti war writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain von
Monler
Clerman
Pathirland
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeltung
Suicilore von
Noveber
I Gorman
Hewer
Meertelile Poor
Tnd
Notable Quip About Old Man Bobbitts in Local Paper
The Baltimore American quotes a sharp jab calling Old Man Bobbitts a mean person and a regular twin screw, reflecting a caustic but humorous local aside about a well known figure.
Castoria Reminder Repeats Signature Claim
Public notice urges caregivers to check every bottle of Castoria for the familiar signature, asserting the remedy has been trusted for over 30 years. The message highlights that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, reinforcing brand familiarity and safety assurance.
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Fletcher
Blindness Statistics Highlight City Differences
Statistics show Peensvigonia leads in blind residents while New Moxie records a higher percentage of blind people relative to its population. Data compares several cities and notes notable disparities in rates by place.
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Peensvigonia
New Moxie
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