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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
6
A health note urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily inside bath cleanses waste toxins, improves digestion and reduces constipation and bilious symptoms, promising a refreshed system for a small cost.
Senator Sorghum refuses to reveal position, saying he will wait for public opinions to be expressed before choosing what seems most popular. He emphasizes letting people speak first and then deciding.
A June advertisement extols Cascarets for biliousness headaches and indigestion. It asserts toxic matter in the bowels drives head pain and urges a 10 cent box to cleanse stomach and bowels overnight, with effects by morning.
An advertisement promotes stopping meat to protect kidneys and back health. It urges four ounces of Jad Salta daily to flush kidneys, claim faster filtration, and prevent urinary issues. The copy links meat to uric acid and broad ailments and frames Jad Salta as a safe, inexpensive remedy.
Lady Ralph Paget, linked to Lady Arthur Paget of New York, is a leading Red Cross worker among British nobility. She helped organize hospital service in Serbia and served in Belgrade until German forces captured the city. She now seeks admission to the Belgian Red Cross.
A historical Parisian influenced guide explains key French cooking principles. It covers stock, greens, butter use, sauces, vegetables served with courses, onion and garlic usage, and preparation of cold meats. It notes specific dressings for meats and the use of parsley and chives in salads.
The Chicago Post summarises a Washington report alleging postmaster patronage schemes tied to German roots to sway House votes. It claims two German parents figures were offered or declined influence, exposing a pattern of political favors and patronage in Chicago and national discourse.
A garbled notice mentions a warning and an incident on Miln Street with an ambulance involved. The fragment suggests a tense exchange and a threat perception, though the writer states the action was not intended as a threat and frames it as a matter of business.
In Elmhurst, Swain’s murder case nears a turning point as Miss Vaughan sides with Francise Silva, while Lester contemplates defending Swain. Simmonds arranges night surveillance and two watchers, hoping to shield Vaughan, who remains at risk amid mounting tensions and shifting loyalties.
A Chinese tramp of about years old was found near a Missouri haven and buried in a village cemetery without services or mourners. A subscription funded burial clothing and a coffin. The article recalls a prayerful, reverent farewell attributing human dignity to the deceased.
A Nashville man recalls a Tennessee social gathering where a schoolteacher tested a young man on word choices. She asked whether he would say leg or limb, and he replied he usually says slunk, revealing regional dialect.
A reader from Olivehill Tennessee credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing a four year struggle from back strain kidney weakness and bladder inflammation after doctors diagnosed diabetes and heart involvement. The ad urges Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo New York including Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and promotes other products.
A reader endorses Apuric and Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble. The testimonial claims relief from backache and lumbago after using the remedies, and praises Dr. Pierce's medicines.
A child named Helen pesters her father during an evening as he reads the newspaper. He replies that he does nothing at the office all day. She follows with another question asking how he knows when he is finished. The exchange reveals a child's curiosity and a parental simplification.
An old classified ad touts ethine-double strength cream for removing freckles promising overnight results. It claims money back if ineffective, urging readers to ask druggists for the stronger white version. Also includes a theatre-style cartoon caption about a jailer and a jailed man in a joke.
A garbled recipe promises darkening of gray hair with a mix of water Barbo Compound and glycerine applied twice weekly. Claims include no scalp staining, non greasy feel, dandruff removal, and hair softening. Also mentions Dr Pierce’s Pills for liver and bowels and a joke about a man with six wives.
The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable blood purifier. It claims relief from weakness and indigestion caused by bad blood, highlighting forest herbs, no alcohol, and full wrapper ingredients.
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