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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
2
Gaston Sauverand reveals a web of affairs. He explains how Marie Fauville and Don Luis’s past entwined with Florence Levasseur and Arsene Lupin. The confession covers deaths, arrests, and a planned counterattack exposing loyalties and hidden motives.
A teacher instructs a class in cram ee drawing two sentences on the black board. The phrases read The hen has got three legs and Who done it who was. The passage shows slow correction and engagement with the board as the lesson proceeds.
The Cologne Gazette correspondent describes Armentieres as ruined beyond use with evacuated streets and empty rooms. He notes a new English cemetery near the western suburb, the Kemmel heights looming over the Flanders plain, fierce fighting, and widespread waterlogged trenches with shattered roads and sandbag breastworks, all under constant bombardment and air attacks.
Rev Herbert Keck pastor of Grace Methodist returns from three weeks at Camp Funston Kansas declaring young men in army camps are safer morally than civilian life. He says men are physically fit eager to fight and social welfare and religious training are well maintained with vice promoters stamped out and Sioux City soldiers he met doing well.
Lieutenant John Haail Langley 3 F son in law of Sir Oliver Lay died in a south coast flight accident. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death. He was 29 and a new husband with a three week old child. He served in the Canadian Horse before transferring to the air force and died during a banking maneuver with a new machine as it spun and fell.
Dialogue between a daughter and her father about money and affection. The father balks at a weekly allowance of 15 dollars while the daughter notes time passes quickly when they are fond of each other.
A garbled excerpt hints at a Philadelphia Bulletin item about a poem titled In a Subway. The text mentions an audience or class, and an attempt to interpret quotation and literature. The exact details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Henry Ellensky, a world swimming champion, has enlisted in the Navy. The well known swimmer from Miesosby will begin training and serve in the armed forces.
The program now covers more than 2,000,000 members of the United States armed forces with government insurance totaling over 16.5 billion dollars as part of wartime support for service members.
A quip suggests hippos could rival pork in taste but warns vast numbers would damage backyards like chickens. The remark, attributed to Maurion Star, appears amid stray phrases about a woman's pride and a veto on white beauty in a shopper’s corner note.
The article notes rapid modernization in China with increasing telephone use. It cites predominantly foreign equipment and operators, but emphasizes surprisingly low service prices compared with those in the United States.
Capt George C Foulds an English army officer lectures in this country He arrived at the Flanders front in 1915 and has participated in every battle of the war without a scratch His remarkable luck and service are noted in the report.
The pink boll worm, the worst foe of cotton, likely originated in India and later spread to Burma Ceylon Egypt and many other cotton regions worldwide.
A paper disposable spoon for eating places is noted, designed to be thrown away after use. A frame is described enabling one man to operate a two man saw. The expression fortune’s hand is likened to four aces.
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