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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
7
In a Paris cafe Crochard conscripts Lepine for a secret mission to expose German pretenses. They fear a pretext for war and seek authoritative answers on wireless stations and battleship interference before a 11 o'clock meeting with M. Delcasse.
Lepine presses for Crochard to meet at 11 o'clock despite Delcasse's need to address the inquiry. Lepine touts Crochard as the second most remarkable man in France, while Delcasse, impressed, acknowledges Lepine’s shift in tone and hints at future details about Crochard.
Fragmented OCR of a religious text discusses intimate communion with God and titles like friend of God. It references Abraham, high tithe, and terms from Arab traditions. It notes two biblical parables with leaders as examples: the cedar of Lebanon and the thistle in Kings.
Nellie has been a constant companion of the Helgian question in Washington. She was wounded in the trenches and tem boo vetted by uroveda of re te uy at Wace f yong I wel t.
President Wilson urged business leaders to set just prices for wartime goods and warned against profiteering. He said prices must sustain industries, pay wages, and support expansion while avoiding sentimentality. He pressed shipowners and freight rates to back the war effort and called the public to treat industrial and government purchases alike.
A terse note identifies a figure associated with Camp Construction sites as the boss. The text is fragmented, offering no dates or locations.
A widespread child health picture shows a second year with alternating diarrhea and constipation and signs of malnutrition. Dr. John Foote links it to chronic indigestion in the early small intestine with insufficient pancreatic and bile secretion. Diet changes favor skim milk or buttermilk with malt, lean foods, light fats, and careful reintroduction of butter and cereals as digestion improves.
W Zimmer man testifies to a jury at a Waldorf conference linked coal conspiracy case. He shows operators fixed prices from 1.70 to 2.00 per ton citing wage increases and labor costs. Chicago operator Z M Moderwell joins Senate inquiry admitting profit motive behind rate hikes as miners faced higher pay.
Estherville figure George H Nichols cites milk shortage in Beloit and warns farmers struggle as feed and labor costs rise. He argues milk pricing should reflect quality with fat content influencing value, noting inconsistent labeling and market incentives amid industry strain.
A fragment describes Mammoth Cave illuminated by lamps, detailing a rotunda chamber and adjacent passages. It mentions a long passage with wall lighting, a shallow river, and a large chamber leading to a vast cavern.
A Boston Post item mocks the idea of per capita money with a humorous appeal. The speaker quips about needing $37.56 to reach $43 and invites others to remit funds, calculating a small deficit while joking about rapid mental arithmetic.
At a remote army post rumors swirled that Pershing would join France. A paymaster urged to serve under him and forwarded a letter. Two days later a telegram arrived: Youre It Ping. The tale highlights light hearted morale amid wartime duties.
General Allenby recalls an incident on the western front involving a colonel who chastises a new recruit for failing to salute. The recruit explains he was improperly dressed, and the colonel realizes the error as the recruit stands in pajamas and a robe while the colonel wears proper attire.
A teacher ordered a boy to write I love Pessie on the blackboard 100 times after he expressed affection. The boy claimed he would have complied even more, saying it was not a real punishment.
A Pendleton man who reportedly died poor was found to have £16000 in his cabin by searchers. The discovery raises questions about his finances and the circumstances of his death.
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