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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
3
A reader shares relief from illness using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for herself and her daughter. The letter emphasizes treatment helped a previously weak, bedridden woman and mentions confidentiality and a local response from a reader in Arkansas.
A New York constituent wrote Representative Denis O'Leary asking for garden seeds. O'Leary sent them. weeks later he got a note blaming the post office as seeds failed to reach. The letter ends with a curt postscript: Them dam seeds has just arrived. Constipation remedy ads follow.
The piece argues that for the poor, food choice hinges on cost and value. It cites Dr. Graham on laborers needing calories for efficiency and warns against buying low value processed foods. It estimates a hardworking man needs about 3,000 calories daily, office workers about 2,500.
A Town report notes Muggins taking on settlement work and remarking how an ally deals with creditors on the dollar, suggesting local tensions over debt and cooperation.
Unable to determine a readable news item from the provided OCR fragment. No clear person, organization, place, date, or event can be identified to form a proper title and summary.
About 800 destitute Spanish exiles cruz the border into Paso, Texas, carrying little beyond possessions and fear. Wealthy cotton planter Rafael Arozena is among the refugees. many others recount loss of homes, crops and wealth as Villa’s forces win control. Survivors report brutal treatment and post battle killings in Torreon.
London reports a coordinated princesses strike against arranged marriages. Royals blame feminism and dwindling matches while dowagers cite Princess Patricia of Connaught. The piece notes Tatiana and Elisabeth of Roumania as reluctant eligibles and mentions a church in Wallasey excluding men from services.
The message of Christ was secured in the past and the present church would end bias. The preacher warned followers they must expect persecution and ridicule. An evening service admitting men was held.
Paris reports on whether smoking aids literary work with opinions from Emile Faguet Andre Theuriet Pierre Loti Maurice Barrès Paul Hervieu and Rene Razin. The responses range from no effect to negative consequences including neuralgia and weakness.
An evocative note on street car safety cites Atlanta efforts to reduce child runovers. It credits the Public Safety League and public schools for teaching children caution and immunity from accidents, arguing driver fault is not sole cause.
A fragmented summary notes strong voices around tariff legislation with mentions of President Wilson and Louisiana senators. It references Harper's Weekly coverage and implied exchanges over patronage and political favors. The text is unclear and partially garbled with limited readable details.
Fragmented readable lines note a Saturday wareien fous piece about a senator and northern people. Mentions positions and bitter rhetoric, with garbled dates and phrases. Unable to determine clear event, names, or location but references a political figure and general themes.
The Swiss government weighs an agreement with U S grain interests to obtain wheat if neighboring powers enter war. Officials consult France and law authorities on safeguards to avoid disruption. Balkan war shortages spurred emergency U S shipments as Switzerland stockpiles wheat for 500000 mobilized troops.
The text extols reliability and integrity as crucial, linking trust to a person whose word is kept even when risks arise. It emphasizes listening, honesty, and consistent conduct as marks of maturity and dependable character.
Scattered readable phrases suggest a crime or prosecution notice. The text mentions a front door display, a store, stones, alloy brass plate, a jewel, information for prosecution, and a reference to guilty parties. Details are garbled and no clear names or dates emerge.
Panama canal area workers vow to contest a new wage scale issued under executive order. The plan, aligned with the Adams act, limits increases to 20 percent above U S wages and calls for gradual reductions as construction nears completion. Labor unions consider strike action if needed, while clerks and royal force staff face resignations and job cuts.
The piece highlights Alaska as a vast, unsettled colony-like prospect where fortunes arise from daily risk. It notes high freight costs, scarce luxuries, and distant markets, and recalls the $7.2 million purchase price and the half billion dollars won by fortune seekers amid Arctic terrain and Yukon waterways.
The article depicts Congressman Johnson of South Carolina proposing reform to cut congressional mileage payments, arguing for a drastic reduction to reflect actual traveling costs. It notes mixed reactions from colleagues and frames the move as part of broader Democratic platform calls for fiscal restraint and government economy.
A colonial-era record notes Colonel Bervin as head of Villa artillery among the Meshes teb el, marking a key role in the precent revolution. It places Ville artillery at Death Valley in Callilor, describing the continent’s lowest sea-level point at 376 feet.
A Paris theatre director Rossini consistently caught a cab at nine each morning. The cabman watched his watch, then sped to the theatre, a ritual repeated daily. Rossini finally asked why the driver checked his time, and the driver replied that he wanted to see if his watch was accurate.
Miss Mildred Dennis of Pierson North Dakota describes a year and a half battle with eczema spreading from scalp to back arms and chest with intense itching and oozing. She reports a cure after daily use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two months and notes world wide sales and free samples in a 32 page Skin Book.
A borrower avoids repayment by invoking the right not to testify. A later confrontation nets no recovery for the lender. The item mentions Putnam Faceless Dyes and a quip about a family skeleton from Rosemary Shimmerpate, plus Thornton and a jab about keeping secrets.
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