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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
7
A fragment from Enhed Pennsylvania describes a woman with crying spells and health troubles claiming relief through recommended tonics. The text includes misspelled names and an address, requesting free confidential advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co.
A brief dialogue depicts two men discussing a fishing license. One notices the other fishing without a license, and the fisherman responds that the string of fish reveals the activity. The exchange implies awareness of illicit fishing and a sly acknowledgment from the fisherman.
Two men in Brisson’s street witness the French battleship La Liberte explode, signaling alarm and chaos as a deadly assault unfolds. They flee toward the quay while a Polish girl Kasia and her aged father face a choice of escape to America and a dream of global freedom. The father proclaims a grand plan for a future of wealth and brotherhood, while Kasia endures fear and the weight of his revolutionary fervor.
Koritza Albania reports a new flag for the Skipetar republic, boldly adopted under French aid and allied forces. The Skipetars, now a 14 member body ruling Koritza, plan mining expansion at Koutea while copper and iron deposits are readied for development. The effort is framed as Albanians seeking self government with French troops as territorial defenders.
A garbled newsroom line hints at a person named John and Mr Josaiots discussing someone leaving to work for cultivated peers. The text contains many OCR errors, but implies a departure related to work or social circles and a line about phenogrant ore.
Seward Prosser, prominent banker and director of several major enterprises, is named chairman of the Red Cross fundraising drive. He plans to raise one hundred million dollars in the week of June 1826, directing the effort personally in New York and nationwide.
An archival table summarizes wheat price trends during major conflicts. It traces changes from the American Revolution through Civil, Spanish American, Russo Japanese, World War I and other wars, noting peaks, declines, and shifts in May and other month prices across periods. It highlights periodic spikes tied to wartime demand and market panics.
Kansas City reports the Missouri river season begins with two low steamers and one barge operating between Kansas City and St. Louis, plus several small craft on lower river runs. Improvements by the federal government have aided channel depth, yet crossings and bars still limit cargo to about 900 tons. Total river work exceeds eight million dollars with more to spend.
A long historical note on aviation cadet training stresses the extreme demands of air service demanding physique, technical skill, moral character, and nerve for nine months of training. The second item reports a Washington Helahta court ruling that a baby cannot be held as security for a debt, with Mrs Snyder claiming care costs for Marty Jr and Magister Breen ordering delivery of the child to his mother during a pending board payment.
A fragment from a Washington era piece notes a parrot bought by a speaker who uses violent language. The doctor replies that the bird swears to him, yet does not drink or gamble, granting partial credit to the parrot’s behavior.
Fragmentary day book ramblings mix misread phrases and local color. Odd quotes touch kindness, selfishness, and quirky rural humor with references to a wooden legged man, a Louisville Courier Journal line, and mushroom growing in darkness.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Bulletin questions whether Babie Came embodies family artistry and whether she makes art of appearing artistic, discussing public perception and artistic image.
Fragmentary meditation on work as a divine act, urging renewed effort and inner spirit to reflect grace. Mentions Lord, art, and virtue, calling for a nobler, more reserved pursuit of labor and personal growth.
Dr Frederic C Howe, migration commissioner at Ellis Island, predicts a massive postwar return of foreigners to their native lands. He estimates up to 2 to 9.6 million may leave, driven by labor shortages abroad, high wages in the U.S., and the prospect of cheap land at home. He notes literacy and age patterns may restrict new arrivals, while many Europeans will seek to return or emigrate if borders reopen.
The Kansas City Star reports on advice for sending care packages to soldiers abroad including candy, fabric, and small instruments, and celebrates an earned Medal of Honor. It notes a hero’s deeds during a bold naval operation and honors those who served without pay or badges, highlighting patriotic pride.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a London reporter and a unclear event about a topic on a day following another report. The text is garbled with misreads and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable individuals, places, or dates to establish a factual summary.
A Muscles newelty directory solicitor knocks on doors in a suburb seeking names for a city directory. He misreads, is told to mind his own business, and later learns residents include WI Knott, an Ageler sonville school teacher, and several others. The encounter ends with the worker continuing his rounds after a failed attempt.
In garbled wartime correspondence, a speaker urges practice and readiness while a companion notes last year’s straw hat. A third line hints at a cautious man with good sense, yet doubts linger about the day’s plans and actions.
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