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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
An old ad touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It urges accepting an unbroken Bayer package with directions and notes boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
Instructions describe piercing a boot tongue with a large hole to fit button eyes, threading a new strong shoelace through, and securing both ends with simple flat knots for a makeshift fastening.
A Yorkshire couple on their honeymoon in Regent Street meets Mrs. Clayton from Streatham who invites them to tea. The bride, Miss Jones, learns Mrs. Clayton knows her and remarks on the odd kindness found in a strange city as they chat about names and home.
The piece urges individuals to stop pitying themselves when faced with trouble. It argues many endure far harsher trials and that trouble is a natural part of life. It encourages resilience and accepting shared human adversity rather than dwelling on self-pity.
A brief social exchange notes a loud engagement ring given by Will to Besele and compliments her as a belle, highlighting social prominence.
Iceland features around 100 geysers that erupt, sending columns of hot water into the air, a striking display of geothermal activity across the landscape.
A brief, clipped exchange recalls a domestic note about smoking and economy. Mrs A asks about a husband’s smoking in the house while Mrs B confirms and signals ease in indicating beginnings of frugal measures.
The ad touts Cuticurn products Soap to cleanse Ointment to soothe and heal Talcum to powder and perfume for daily use. It claims the trio keeps skin clear and is essential for every toilet table. Price listed as 26c everywhere.
A flashily dressed young man visits a jeweler seeking a birthday gift for his sweetheart. He claims a $15 weekly income and is told he is more suited to a toy shop around the corner.
A terse dialogue shows a recruiting sergeant wooing a hesitant candidate with promises of army life and travel. The man contemplates but delays, while the sergeant stresses immediate decision, hinting at demobilization as a consequence. The fragment pivots to a separate remark on exclusivity of a resort and a fleeting reference to heaven.
Louis L Sigel declares he is alive after misaddressed death notice triggers funeral plans in Waldheim cemetery. He tells editor he is a jewelry salesman and that the supposed corpse is a hoax, delaying burial indefinitely.
Montreal June 15 Samuel Gompers resolution calling for a light wine and beer plank in the Democratic platform was rejected by the American Federation of Labor. Gompers urged moderation in Prohibition policy while labor pushes for a six hour day and a new party under AFL leadership.
Sinn Feiners sweep the county council race in Ireland, winning about 695 of 699 seats with labor and nationalist allies, leaving unionists with a small remainder. The victory signals plans to paralyze British authority and disrupt tax powers and government buildings seized in arson campaigns.
In French Lick Indiana on June 15 a conference of Boss Murphy Boss Taggart and New York Governor Smith reportedly formed an alliance to boost Cox and undermine McAdoo. They considered Marshall but rejected him as VP and now target McAdoo’s campaign. The feud stems from McAdoo cabinet decisions and staff reports paint him as weak.
San Francisco June 15 The power of President Wilson in the Democratic Party is shown as national committeemen discuss Balinbridge Colby as probable permanent chairman. Carter Glass may lead the resolutions committee and Senator Owen arrives as a presidential candidate. Hotels fill as preparations proceed for the convention setup.
Chicago records a brief drop in heat after a thunderstorm but toll rises to seven deaths in four days. The story notes a high of 90 degrees and a drop to 75. General Wood comments that prohibition has benefited the army more than any other factor.
Fragmentary text reports politics barred aboard a newspaper event and weather conditions. Arrivals and conventions are mentioned with unclear locations and dates. Contains multiple garbled names and places making precise details impossible.
Chicago June 15 The 1920 campaign cost for Warren G Harding is projected well above 1916 levels with estimates ranging from 7.04 million to higher. Secretary Clarence B Miller explains a decentralized system with $1000 unit contributions and heavy state buildup. GOP offices in Chicago discuss organization led by Victor Arints and Mary Garrett Hay with women’s branches under Mrs George Heincke.
Washington reports that the United States Navy holds a vast mass of records but lacks funds to hire historians. Franklin D. Roosevelt says congressional caps on pay stall work, delaying republication of Civil War volumes and preservation of key 18th and 19th century letters and documents.
President Wilson today announced appointments naming Norman H. Mavis of New York as under secretary of state and Mrs Genevieve Reid of California as receiver of public moneys at San Francisco.
New York June 16. Attorneys for Gaston F H Meane sue District Attorney Edward Swann and Dietent Attorney John T Dao in federal court claiming a conspiracy with Northern Trust Company officials of Chicago to bribe and corrupt witnesses to falsely convict the plaintiff in a murder trial and to defeat probate of the late James C King’s will.
In Chicago A Butterfield fires into the floor to quiet his wife who slept in a bathtub after a road trip. Mrs Butterfield says she endures nagging while supporting the family and shows diamonds, jewelry and furs in court. Judge Graham grants until June 24 to agree on a plan to avoid firearms.
A. E Johnson, Chicago chair, states from 120 to 1924 there will be notable Christian events. The second world conference on Christian fundamentals proceeds at Mo mly tabernacle with speakers from around the world. The aim is to return Christians to real religion and combat secularization blamed on Germany and higher biblical criticism.
Washington reports the formation of a national sugar distributing committee to manage scarce supplies. A. W. Ryley says the panel will oversee distribution within two weeks prioritizing canners preservers and housewives. Export bans and monthly needs for canners are highlighted amid rising exports.
June 15 report to the state department from the American consul at hot port states bubonic plague has spread to Tampico Mexico. One firm case proved fatal and aid was sought. Ver Cruz received medical supplies from the United States. 24 cases reported with 23 fatalities. Mexican authorities destroyed railways two miles out of the city on both sides.
Buenos Aires reports reduced domestic sugar prices as Frederick J. Stimeon arranges 14 000 tons for the United States. Estimated landing in New York at 45 cents per pound. Transport costs and export restrictions tied to Argentina debated as a U S favor.
Mark Sullivan reports on General Wood's defeat at the convention with Johnson’s stance on the League of Nations shaping the race. The piece analyzes Johnson's ability to align with party leaders while facing pressure to support the ticket and conform. Wood is portrayed as the clear loser amid party dynamics and funding disputes.
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