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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
7
A first person account from a German subaltern follows the retreat after the 1914 Marne battle. The narrative contrasts shattered villages, burning churches, and the desolate landscape with the soldiers’ fear and moral crisis as French artillery and retreating columns define a grim, brutal day.
August Geweke of Mor an states automatic fore one belt truck gardens shorten distance from city to farms. He notes roads improve access from Chicago and counties, bringing quicker results for the public and farmers as markets expand outward into the countryside.
A series of clipped jokes and quips from newspapers including Washington Star Toledo Blade and Heaton Transcript. Lines joke about a wife keeping out of machinery and a husband as vice president suggest playful domestic satire with brief gags about lawnmowers steam rollers and a dog’s wave.
Attorney General Palmer's drive against the high cost of living will feature women speakers nationwide. Edith Strauss heads the Justice Department’s women’s division, sending speakers to major cities. Helen Grimes will cover the Midwest, Florence Rohr to New England and the South, Mary Stewart to states west of the Mississippi.
The article surveys presidential inaugurations noting many began on Mondays while Fridays carried misfortune for leaders and killers. It cites Lincoln Garfield McKinley and others with Friday ties and questions whether policy and logistics shaped dates amid war era arms stock and sales.
London Spectator reports Mr Balfour told the Commons the League of Nations has formed four advisory committees on arming health transit and water ways and international justice. It set a Saar valley governing commission and a Daneig high commissioner, seeks funds to fight typhus in eastern Europe and advance prisoner exchange with Russia and the central powers. He said the league works in limited scope not as a super state and relies on publicity, not force.
A compilation of political commentary cites Senator Harding on campaigns, charges against Wilson era figures, League of Nations criticism, and varied local Iowa contests. It notes Moore’s gubernatorial bid, Kemble's critique of House Bill 47 and tax loopholes for banks, plus recurring tensions at Scott and Muscatine county conventions.
The Los Angeles Times notes the financial congress of the League of Nations will meet in Grussels late this month with the United States seeking no official representation. The government plans to send two or three citizens to attend as observers while unable to participate in debates or voting on any measures. The piece questions the cost and strategy of funding a large navy versus pursuing a disarmament program.
Advertisement claims Freezone instantly removes corns without hurting or irritation. A druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents and promises relief from hard corns calluses and toe issues, though the copy is unclear and contains errors.
The notice mentions Cuthura and methods to calm an itching scalp. It includes names like celine and Tennis Addy in a fragmented, unclear text. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
Mrs Anna Sleva of Bayonne New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after periods of illness and fatigue She reports improved strength appetite and ability to work and raise her two sons She invites others to try the remedy and consult the company for confidential information
A dry goods dealer from Durant, Oklahoma, M. Timerlin, testifies that after ten years of eczema and $1000.04 spent on doctors, a single box of Hunt's Cure fully cured him. Thousands of letters endorse the product's properties.
Hunt's Salve offered at a trial price through local druggists or by mail from A. B. Richards Medicine Co. Sherman Texas. A long OCR fragment mentions Mildred Johnson applying for a civil service position as grass assistant and references other unrelated shipping and commodity figures.
A garbled clipping references donors and notices about a council or committee. Readable bits mention names, dates, and a bulletin from an organization, with unclear actions and results. The passage lacks coherent details but signals a social or civic notice page item.
Edward visited Benny as their mother went to the cir. They grew tired of toys and each other. Betty finally urged Edward to just play, saying they were having a good time.
A garbled line shows a doctor advising, with the speaker using rural phonetic spelling and phrasing. The snippet hints at a scene about troubles and sleep rather than a named event.
A dubious patent medicine ad touts Eatonic as a cure for stomach distress and general ailments. It claims rapid relief after one tablet and discounts costs, urging readers to obtain it from any druggist amid exaggerated testimonials.
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