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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a premier treatment for nervous prostration and female ills. It urges women to write for confidential advice and cites long personal symptoms and relief claims.
Ad extols Peterson's Ointment as a reliable remedy for old sores piles and eczema. A testimonial from Wm J Riches claims surgeons suggested cutting off his leg before the ointment healed his ulcer. The copy urges buying a large box from druggists and praises burns scalds sunburn and itching relief.
The text argues that luxury taxes indicate spending near 8 billion on indulgence since the armistice, while living conditions for workers have improved. A Cincinnati iron firm notes demand for 12 bathtubs now versus one ten years ago, signaling progress in civilization. Also a bluing advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for clean clothes.
Gwendelyn asks about marrying Haareth and her father jokes that he acts like the senatorial branch of the family. He says his advice and consent only matter when it suits them to heed any difference.
The article argues that a worldwide revival of handicrafts stems from economic pressures of industrial production. It contrasts factory made goods with home spun art, praising authentic handiwork and warning that machines erode beauty and humanity. It notes Ruskin’s influence in England, German societies, and American colonial heritage.
A mixed column notes a France visit by a congressional committee on army etiquette and the impact of anti officer posting policies. It discusses wage theory, deflation risks, and production, arguing higher output supports wages and currency stability amid postwar price shifts. The piece surveys Lloyd George, the Times editorials, and international finance pressures affecting Britain and Germany.
The Milwaukee Journal reports the Indiana Republican platform urges the United States to reject the League of Nations and be ready to go to war again if needed. It argues for consulting with powers, opposing the League, and maintaining preparedness to defend civilization.
The excerpt recalls William Cooper Procter’s $600000 pledge and belief in Leonard Wood for the presidential nomination. It reflects the era’s drive to support military leaders and the caution that such appeals may misjudge public appetite and capacity.
The Walker Blaine Beale platform contest by the Republican National Committee awarded prizes to college men under 25. Carl Smith Joslyn of Springfield Massachusetts won $6000, Howard B. Wilson of Philadelphia $1000, and BE. 1) Smith of Ann Arbor $1000. All attend Harvard, Penn, and Michigan respectively.
Driving rules for Japan state speeds of 8 knots on city roads and 12 knots on country roads with slow speeds at narrow corners and bridges. Do not drive in front of a signaling policeman. Use the horn at corners bridges and when passing pedestrians or animals. Drive slowly when meeting horses or cattle and ring the horn. if frightened they may cause harm, wait aside until they pass. Never leave the driver seat when under a car and avoid trouble. do not drive drunk or smoke in the driver seat. Maintain 60 yards distance when two cars share a road. pass only when safe. wait for trains to pass at rail crossings. If car issues arise go to police. Include driver’s address age and career when requesting a driver or exchange. Do not overload the automobile. Ford cars have six seats.
The Davison plan to extend long term credits to select central European manufacturers to restart mills faces criticism in Congress. Senator Borah slams it as a pure gift, while proponents call it a humane bounty to spur work and economic revival.
A reader urges Wilson to aid farmers amid food shortages and idle acres. The letter criticizes young men for urban drifting and calls for land ownership reforms to tempt veterans and ensure agricultural work.
An Arctic feast at Napeangouk's tent unfolds with blue fox and polar bear hides. Men carve raw meat with butcher knives, share with strangers, and display quiet courtesy while women watch longing for scraps as the narrator hesitates to eat.
The article explains blushing arises from the interaction of sensory nerves and facial capillaries, triggered by attention to the face. It notes shyness and social evaluation intensify the blush, with younger people more affected and self-consciousness amplifying the response.
The poem describes long brown decked tankers steaming southward from the Tyne under a red sunset sky. They face tearing gales off the Pirate Coast and pass Cornwall, with shrouds, foam, and wind driving the ships toward Aden and Capetown while sailors endure a blue wiry sky above a roiling sea.
The clippings recount light gossip and oddities from different papers. Aindy travels with family on an eight night train and asks prayers, while a Birmingham chronicle notes salesladies’ extreme beauty standards. A chauffeur in a breach of promise suit prompts a wave of compromise talk, and a Houston visitor asks about a new baby brother’s cries.
A cryptic fragment from the Boston transcript notes a youthful ad user seeking property sealing services. The text treats the leap year concept with odd humor and appears as a clipped, incomplete local item. No clear人物, organization, or event is identifiable.
Ad claims Freezone costs only cents and with fingers removes hard or soft corn and calluses from feet. A tiny bottle is sold at drugstores. apply a few drops, instantly relieving pain and lifting the corn or callus out, root and all, without pain.
A brief note discusses fashion items and shopping for new shoes and stylist pieces. It mentions trends and tips for coordinating outfits with current wardrobe pieces.
An advertisement markets a Crhine double strength cream for freckles claiming rapid removal and complete skin clearing. It promises visible fading after brief use and offers a money back guarantee if freckles persist. The copy includes several garbled phrases and testimonials about whitening the skin.
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