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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
3
Assemblyman Rowa cites a Broadway cafe incident where a show girl refuses a toast, seeking a square meal. The Houston Post notes a Cincinnati group rewriting words for Dixie, but says few know the old lyrics. the tune stirs strong emotions.
In Washington DC, W A Kroll faces a suit over a seven year period that saw forty thousand marriage licenses issued. The unusual tale frames a dispute about official records and a poet’s question of how fugitive poetry was sent.
A weekly survey argues that wage increases totaling 300 million dollars, freight rate rises lifting earnings by about 900 million, and a planned 1 billion dollar outlay for equipment would trigger a vast business boom. Restored railroad credit and widespread spending would amplify prosperity beyond wartime restraints.
The article notes German claims about American manpower and willingness to join the war, while detailing Montdidier’s fall to German offensives and American French cooperation to render the city untenable. It recalls Charlemagne era ties, local history, and the Irish question, highlighting Admiral Mahan’s imperial views and calls for unity against growing German power.
An Outlook report describes a chaplains training program in the army. The first session occurred at Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort with six weeks per session. Future sessions are planned at Fort Hamilton near New York City focusing on international law and military rules.
Dr Ellison Browning spoke to the antigambling league of Duluth claiming gambling can only be praised in jest. A heckler cited three retirees and picked a familiar address Corner of State Street and Washington Avenue. The crowd laughed as the address pointed to the local almshouse.
A classified style ad voices a domestic quarrel and wedding woes. A wife touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the only blue for bright laundry while a husband responds with sarcasm about parental references. The snippet hints at courtship romances and marital misunderstandings.
An old advertisement promises a freckle removal treatment with a claim of rapid whitening after applying morning and night. It warns buyers to look for a specific double strength version if the first fails. Also included is a brief anecdote about Bernard’s gift returning from a party and his mother’s surprise.
A fragmented report describes a tense moment where a daughter admires a collection of skins belonging to her father, noting the surprising origin and the whispered insistence on some luxury. The text references Mary as Alaska’s wealthiest woman and hints at a supply seized by a character named Sinuk, titled Purple Cow France in a cryptic context.
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