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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
7
Mrs Rowe of Cleveland Ohio reports four weeks in a hospital with fainting pains and debilitation. She says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her greatly and kept her improved after returning home.
The Eddystone Lighthouse on the dangerous southern English rocks earns fame as a landmark in maritime lore. The article recounts its evolution from the first wooden tower to modern stone structures, noting the reef’s peril and the lighthouse’s enduring warnings to sailors.
Paul Painiere, French minister of munitions, says science has far advanced war effort notches, citing wireless communication and sound locating devices. He notes aviation, radio, and motor improvements boost performance and front line effectiveness, with inventors and labs mobilized to support national defense.
An excerpt discusses actors' struggles in finding work, noting the pressure to appear confident and prosperous. It contrasts public bravado with private worry, describing Broadway sidewalks in July as casts seek roles and some performers endure routine rejection and job hunts.
David Grayson in the American Magazine extolls the dry wall craft as the purest stone masonry, praising walls built without mortar. He lauds New England heritage, Puritan sincerity, and the enduring beauty of old stone fences in Burnham hills and Crewabury, noting the art is fading.
A folkloric quip cites a man delaying marriage to avoid combat. He laments war and guns preferring quiet life and a wedding vow to a maiden called Lanbella. Neighbors mock or pity him as he plans a pastoral union.
A humorous tale set at dawn in Toulon follows Aristide Brisson alarmed by guests leaving the Hotel du Nord. Two American travelers stay, pay a hefty bill, and depart. Later Uncle Wiggily battles mosquitoes while wearing Nurse Jane’s coat, which the insects mistake for a brave soldier’s cloak.
A fragment from a Brooklyn Citizen sports note describes a match observer remarking on a contender at a Saturday meet. The indignant man contests the picture of the event while a rival known light worker is mentioned in passing.
Reports from London claim Edward Albert Prince of Wales may wed his first cousin Princess Maud of Fife. The match would unite the heir apparent with Princess Maud, granddaughter of King Edward and sister to the late King Alexandre of Fife.
Testimony and display cards in New York post offices show plans for removing older messengers and replacing them with younger staff. Civil service rules, wages, and special delivery duties are debated as managers consider shifts in who delivers mail and how many hours are worked.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a father and son exchange with odd phrasing and quotes about a name and a tol, but the rest is unintelligible. no clear event, place, or identifiable entities emerge to summarize a coherent news item.
A brittle OCR fragment recalls a family scene with a girl and a boy on the street. The piece references a tense moment and a local hush in a small town setting with unclear names and dates, typical of a brief regional gossip item.
An old advertisement touts double strength freckle cream from a druggist promising visible whitening effects at night and morning. It claims even severe freckling vanishes and a clearer complexion follows, with a money back guarantee and a note about finding the double strength product.
Advertisement promotes Oxeo emollients for itchy skin conditions for all ages. Claims quick relief from itching burning and scaling by regular use with a free sample offer via mail postcards. Sold everywhere through Cutlera Dep L Dostou.
Fragmentary dialogue reads oddly and appears as misread OCR. The line discusses offense and a scattered reply with unclear meaning and no identifiable event, person, or location details.
A brief, clipped line shows a character urging caution while another urges action, reflecting tension over a risky reply and a fragile social dynamic. The dialog hints at miscommunication and restraint amid a charged moment.
An injured girl is aided by a taxi driver who stops at Devovue hospital before guiding authorities. The scene moves from the Bowery to uptown as responders seek care and the girl is left with her family for further treatment.
An advertisement touts a drugstore product called Freezone that is said to rapidly relieve corns and calluses by applying drops to the affected area. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle if not stocked locally.
A fragmentary line shows a playful motion about a vegetable fund or contest. The speaker jokes about printing a small supplementary note and asks about participating this year. The text hints at a community or school setting with light humor.
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