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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
3
Weekly Health Talks by Dr. Lee H. Smith explains uric acid buildup from kidney trouble causes widespread pains and rheumatism. It recommends Anuric Tablets from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as a dissolver of uric acid, plus dietary and lifestyle advice with free guidance upon request.
Two city fathers stand in a market beside cabbages when a naturalist notes a Pleris butterfly resting on a alderman hat. The man calls it good luck while the naturalist comments on nature’s instinct in insects and exits.
An advertorial style claim promotes a tablet for dyspepsia and indigestion. It promises instant relief from sour stomach, acid, bloating, and heaviness after meals, with quick head-ache relief implied.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe quick fix for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach distress. It promises immediate relief after taking one or two tablets and notes a low cost at drug stores.
On his first day at school Dick becomes homesick and tells his teacher he wishes he were home rather than return. The scene shows his longing and the teacher offering permission to go home, but he resists.
A casual exchange questions if Jonea received damages in a seismic case and comments on his expression. The speaker notes the woman’s platform relies on mere pin money as a financial plank.
Pres to recognize workers soviets as lower house of government in Germany angering cabinet. Bavarian delegates forced back from Munich after assassination of Eisner. Munich coalition with socialism reported. Saxony upheaval fuels push for a soviet republic and general strike spreads.
A Munich dispatch reports Dr. Muehlen, former Krupps director and head of a major munitions works, has been offered the position of foreign secretary in the new Bavarian government. He reportedly will study the situation before replying and had previously criticized Germany's conduct of the war.
Senate committee boosts measures for veterans land settlement with $100,000,000 appropriation while House considers a related bill. Naval funding advances with a $720,000,000 appropriation and expanded force levels to speed troop repatriation from France. Conference actions, speeches urged, and other wartime measures outline the session.
King George and Queen Mary hosted a mourning party at St James Palace for the upcoming marriage of Princess Patricia of Connaught and Commander Alexander Ramsay. Over 1,000 guests attended as the royal family and visiting royals greeted them. gifts included an eight point diamond star from the Guards Brigade and an ostrich feather fan from General Louis Botha.
Thornton Andrich Hollins a 34 year old former UC Berkeley psychology instructor died at Oakland Emergency hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound after being surprised while attempting to crack a safe. He had been discharged from the medical corps at Camp Kearny and had recently struggled to find work. A special policeman reported seeing him in the Western Motor Company office trying the lock and he wore a white gauze bandage.
General Ludendorff, refused permission to stay in Sweden, writes to President Pber that he finished a book justifying his wartime actions and wishes to return to Germany to publish it and resume service, saying Germany’s interests are his interests and light must be thrown on four years of war.
Polish and Czech border tensions ease as Czech troops evacuate the Teschen mining area under the Paris agreement of February 3. In New York a transport with 4,729 American soldiers arrives, including 766 wounded, led by 184th, 162d, and 164th infantry units and Brest convalescent detachments.
Washington reports an afternoon announcement on March hog prices by the Food Administration, to be issued after 3 p m by Frank Snyder. Decision on continuation of the minimum price will hinge on War Trade Board talks and possible lifting of pork export bans to neutrals and Black Sea ports.
Des Moines Feb 24 The impeachment fate of Crow W. L. Harding hinges on a legislative inquiry into the Rathbun pardon case. Attorney General Havner said he will present all evidence to the legislature to probe the governor's possible knowledge of fraud and the pardon motive. The house subcommittee led by Klawner and including Temple Springer and Rogers paused hearings until Havner's Ida Grove visit is concluded.
Fourteen Spaniards detained on suspicion of terrorism were freed today after a habeas corpus hearing before Federal Judge Knox. Seven others face possible deportation with 5000 dollar bail. Two Philadelphia men linked to the case, Blake Oreetiana and Florien Medina, were involved. Medina was released.
Advertises Freezone as a cheap at home remedy that removes corns and calluses from feet with a few drops. Claims the skin underneath remains pink, healthy, and not sore after treatment.
Two East Lancashire brothers famed for large noses ride a wedding cab to impress onlookers. They position themselves at each window, but a narrow railway arch forces a warning from the cabman to tuck their elbows in.
Instant relief promises clear air passages and free breathing. Ely's Cream Balm is recommended for nasal application to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and relieve blockage, with quick effect for colds or catarrh.
A playful exchange mocks a young guest from the Dig Bus and a Bedford tavern keeper defends the city’s progress. The Kansas City Star hints at local culture clash and civic pride amid light humor.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason signs this December 6 1884. Drugstore notices promise blood-borne action and testimonials.
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