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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
7
A doctor discusses Tommie who cannot swallow while a teacher notes he struggled with spelling big words. The child’s condition and the remark reveal concern from adults about his health and learning environment.
A cooking note from Kangas City Journal observes that a bride finds it hard to resist topping whipped cream on nearly every dish, suggesting a lighthearted domestic challenge.
A historical note highlights cooking and agriculture as essential parts of instruction in the Philippine islands. It emphasizes practical skills in food preparation and farming within the education system of the region.
A pamphlet-style advertisement touts Aflon's Poot Ease antiseptic powder for foot baths to reduce friction and prevent fatigue. It claims increased efficiency and comfort for workers, noting women commonly use Allen's Foot Fass and urging purchase from dealers nationwide.
A judge comments on a man’s domestic life while dismissing concerns about his authority. The exchange hints at small figures wielding disproportionate influence and the lingering effects of social status on judgment.
Sir Beerbohm Tree, known for tact and cigars, admonishes a young man in a railway carriage for smoking in a non smoking car. The youth apologizes and accepts a Havana from Tree's box, as two fine cigars fill the carriage with aroma.
A promotional piece touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema itch and burn with a free sample offer by mail. A dialogue fragment follows, featuring Mr Twobble and Mrs Twobble arguing about moving things and carpet in guest rooms.
A playful exchange about soldiers guarding a library and a punchline that dynamite was found in a dictionary.
A cryptic verse notes a mishap where a sportman's yacht is used to power his automobile with a tower-like rig. The quip suggests the owner will blame the boat if the plan fails and the boat won’t budge.
A playful damaged text offers a dialogue about a lip mark and a mistaken gesture. The oddly phrased exchange hints at a light romance moment and a misinterpreted kiss.
Dr. Ede Palyl, writing in Az Est, says Hungary faces insolvency. He cites prewar production, wartime costs reaching $5.5 billion, and projected postwar needs, arguing even full taxation and requisition would not cover interest on war loans.
A clipped dialogue notes Ai Gadder, a round-shouldered man of about 118 pounds, as a cave man who does not know rest while his companion contemplates private sanatorium care for her tired nerves.
A courtroom exchange features a driver denying speeding while the officer cites the limit. The defendant jokes about the trip, then reveals plans to visit a dentist, prompting light commentary on the motive behind the claim.
A fragment from a humorous exchange features Mrs. Crows Lot heckling a suggestion to husbandry and gardening. The passage references a public coin slot novelty in an electric fan for public places, hinting at a broader, lighter urban scene.
A Mississippi plantation with 10000 acres in Bolivar County employs 5000 workers and fights malaria by quinine doses and strict prevention. Mosquitoes survive winter and malaria carriers persist. monitoring by a sanitary expert, screened housing, and complete cures reduce illness and boost labor efficiency.
From the New York Journal comes news that Mies Hoeather Graham of Bellevue, beloved by hospital patients, has become involved with Lawrence J. Mulhearn, a civil engineer with the Interstate Commerce Commission. She returned from a vacation in tears to a shocked ward.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader muses on the value of college teaching. The dialogue questions whether college education provides practical skills and asks how to apply learned knowledge to a son’s future.
A garbled excerpt from a 1800s style page describes a man observing an animal or figure rubbing against a tree. The dialogue features puzzled questions and a colorful reply about stropping, creating a curt and curious vignette with unclear action.
Evangeline Close describes a life guided by music, moving body and voice to harmonize daily moments. The text urges using melodious speech to soothe conflicts and bring daily work into a unified, singing whole.
In Everybody's Magazine a discussion on abolishing capital punishment triggers a firm stance from an elder, saying it was good enough for ancestors and remains so. A humorous aside mixes with the exchange as dialect dialogue appears.
From the London Observer a note on Becond Lieutenant Ki. TE. Vernede of the Rifle Brigade who has died of wounds. A noted singer of accomplishment he wrote "Before the Assault" last December and his verses mourn the losses of war and call for peace. The poem recalls courage and the duties of those who fell.
Uncle Wiggily and the animal soldiers bake green apple dumplings but a fox sneaks in for a bite. The fox chokes on the seeds, Nurse Jane removes the cores, and the soldiers finish the meal, keeping the camp safe for now.
In San Antonio Texas a snake ranching operation supplies educational exhibits with rattlers and other snakes. The farm breeds Mexican bullsnakes and nonpoisonous varieties for commercial sale and shows employ both men and women in handling and processing specimens.
The article discusses refining capacity and future price dynamics for petroleum products. It questions whether current production can meet demand and explores potential shifts in fuel development and costs over the next five to ten years amid uncertain market factors.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a crowd and an anthem incident at a theater or venue. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the text suggests a disruption tied to a performance or public event. No verifiable entities or outcomes can be established from the readable lines.
The passage describes a diver's training experience with the United Biiter navy, detailing the ascent and descent, the dim light, and how humidity and darkness affect perception. It explains oxygen and carbon dioxide risks, air supply, and the need to regulate pressure via the diving suit valve, noting dangers at depth and the average dive time from 26 to 5 minutes.
Nutrition expert Jaffa of the California State Board of Health promotes macaroni as a potato substitute, noting that one pound dry macaroni yields four pounds cooked with 1,600 calories, and costs about 24 cents. Rice varieties differ in nutrition and cost, with brown rice offering more nutrients. cooking brown rice in a double boiler preserves vitamins.
A garbled monologue from a busy morning scene describes people asking for medicine and batters, mentioning names like Yoseah and Peano, and reacting to loud voices and a bustling street with mixed phrases and interruptions. The fragmentary text captures a noisy, disjointed urban moment.
A historical report notes that coughing at a rate of one burst every 16 minutes during an hour expends energy and affects perceived nourishment. It cites an authority on energy waste and claims coughing alters air expulsion from the lungs compared to normal breathing.
A chaotic account describes a Hungarian applicant seeking papers in Hammond, with a clerk and a tense moment as a shipmate notes a new brother. Reporters quote a fan crowd reacting to a recent ideation and a tense exchange about status.
Limit on Londoners food imposes weekly caps for meals with stated allowances. Breakfast and dinner portions list meat sugar bread and flour limits, with tea and sugar excluded. A tale from Toronto Globe notes a lawyer campaigning amid ham theft jokes as a door scene unfolds.
A Cincinnati man touts Freezone, a drops-on-dlt corn remedy. It claims instant drying and painless loosening of hard or soft corns and calluses, with no irritation to surrounding skin. If not carried, ask the druggist to order a bottle.
The text reads as garbled dialogue referencing a sixth and a mistaken belief. It mentions Eve, Teena, and a group of five men, but the meaning is unclear and names and actions are fragmentary.
Fragmentary notice notes scarce groceries and near empty shelves. It mentions cookies and a moose in odd phrasing, urging a trip downtown for food at a restaurant.
In Medase a government revenue decision drew regional attention as officials weighed impact. Analysts note potential effects on local services and funding, with stakeholders calling for clarity and timely reports from Edinburgh and Wellington.
The note records a price cut in postal rates from five to two cents between the United States and the Tinied West Indies. A speaker laments lack of a proper contact in the Danish West Indies to reach for bargains.
A garbled dialogue shows a student resisting school and spelling. The mother questions the child's stubborn stance as the father attempts to explain learning and the teacher’s role in guiding literacy.
The fragment questions if Myrt and Lucille can keep secrets and whether Sid can receive sufficient help, implying concern over trust and support within a group.
Young women learn farming from invalid soldiers being taught farm work. program aims to aid home front efficiency and nutrition during difficult times.
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