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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
7
The sermon traces evolution’s relation to religious thought and the Bible’s formation. It surveys historical religious systems, the Hebrew Bible’s development, Greek and Roman influences, and key translations from Wycliffe to the King James Bible, arguing the Bible reflects evolving human belief and insight. Danish hay output noted.
Sir Thomas White outlines Canada’s plan to tax profits above seven percent for incorporated firms and ten percent for partnerships. Banks, transportation, mining, and other large companies face a quarter tax on excess profits. life insurers and small or agricultural firms are exempt. A small rise in apples and certain oils duties is proposed, with farmers largely shielded.
London discusses American supremacy in gold mining as wartime taxation reshapes global control. A British excess profits tax threatens to shift ownership to American firms, with reports of London mines transferring to U.S. operators and planned reorganization across South and Central America. The piece notes high mining costs, labor shortages, and tax burdens, urging caution on profits and production while predicting a shift in financial power toward the United States.
The article explains a brutal method of fishing using nails driven into boards to snag herrings as boards are dragged through shoals. It notes over 1,000,000 pounds of herring were caught in a year at Prince Rupert and frozen for bait, with about 125,000 pounds of cod also taken annually for the same purpose.
A reader is urged to dictate a paragraph and spell twenty common misspellings correctly. The quoted text covers calendars, privilege, miscellaneous, superintendent, niece, disappoint, government, principal, relieve, strain, disease, necessary, instruction, grammar.
The Kansas City Star argues that freedom for the real demands global concessions only if backed by President Wilson's firmness. It asserts U S unions would remain unable to deter opponents without the steadfast, honorable will of the American people to fight for rights amid European diplomacy.
The passage presents a philosopher’s riff on youth, manhood, and age. It contrasts a young man’s self confidence with the peak of full maturity and the aging claim of future greatness, framing life as a cycle from rising sun to setting sun.
The poem reflects on the consoling line He giveth His beloved sleep across Browning's context. It contemplates faith, grief, and the resting promise that God grants peaceful sleep to the beloved amidst a world of noise and sorrow. The speaker contrasts mortal losses with divine reassurance.
An advertisement mocks mixed aging themes and promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets for liver and bowels with phrases about laxative and cathartic effects. The text also references Monaen revenue comparison and political slogans, ending with fragmented foreign names and vague claims about social offices and grip prevention.
Visitor asks if the dog gets exercise. Owner confirms a daily tramp keeps the dog active and engaged, describing a routine walk that enhances health and mood.
A 10 cent Cascarets ad urges readers to cleanse and regulate the stomach and remove bile and waste. It claims the product works while sleep, causes no gripe, and prevents headaches biliousness indigestion and constipation. Also notes paraffin and benzine preserve autumn leaves.
Letter from Henry A. Love credits Dr. Pierce’s Anuric with curing kidney and bladder troubles and easing backache and rheumatism. Claims hospital tests show Anuric 37 times more active than lithia. invites trial package for 50c. Includes Shakespearean joke and aside.
Mrs G O Loweny of Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her severe female troubles after doctors failed. She describes intense symptoms including hot flashes dizziness and near collapse before relief followed by lasting health improvement. She urges others to start treatment promptly.
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a preferred laxative for sick children. It claims gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels without griping, with dosing guidance and a 50 cent bottle for all ages. The piece also notes Doctor Israel, who operated on the sultan of Turkey, earning a $30,000 fee.
Readable fragments describe medical claims about urinary or eye health products and a general note that insensibility to fear can avert danger. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Spring fatigue and low vitality are blamed on winter poisons in the blood. The ad promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a non alcoholic herbal tonic using Golden Seal and blood root to cleanse poisons, enrich the blood, and support health.
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