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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
6
A 10 cent box promotes quick relief from constipation indigestion and bloating. The ad claims Cascarets ease headaches dizziness and nervous distress by cleansing the stomach liver and bowels for a healthier head and mood. It urges adults and children to use Cascarets and notes availability in all stores.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a shift in views on gender abilities with a claim that girls have no anatomical reason to be worse at baseball than boys, while suggesting boys may also lack advantage in everyday chores like washing dishes.
The professor cites a twenty five year battle with kidney trouble described as Bright's Disease last stages. After two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills his back pain eased and treatment stopped. A spring relapse led to further use of three boxes with sustained relief for three years. He adds he recommends the pills whenever possible. Ad says 50c per box at dealers or Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo New York.
In the Green Forest the missing Farmer Brown's boy unsettles residents for days. Hooty the Owl insists he is safe, claiming the boy is hiding after a run in with Jimny Skunk until tensions calm.
In Chlasel Somson, Alinta Dakota owner of thousands of acres and several banks uncovers a potential gold mine in a sprawling alfalfa field. He promotes Alfalfa Seed aged twenty five years and urges mailing for catalogs from A. Salzer Seed Co. offering a range of grass varieties and farming aids.
In the discussion about St. Patience and the war, speakers claim celestial influence fuels or delays conflict. Patrice notes that many engagements can be traced to broader strategic factors beyond superstition.
A fragment shows a speaker questioning Mrs Gaddersly as the town arbiter and powerful figure. The line mocks her influence and suggests she dictates fashion and authority in the community.
Nursing experts discuss home care for tuberculosis patients, featuring outdoor sleeping, window tents, sleeping porches, and clean room practices. Recommendations include ventilated rooms, washable walls, minimal furniture, fresh air, proper baths, and hygiene to curb infection while maintaining patient comfort.
In the Blagden house library Mary and Eric face a stern family council led by Mr. Presbrey about their father Philip Midthorne. The minister's recitation paints a tale of violence, shaping Eric's view of his father while testing family loyalties and the children's trust in Horace Blagden. Eric defiantly vows action if slights continue.
Professor Kuno Francke explains refusal to join Washington effort led by Bartholdt Vollmer and others calling for a neutral embargo and pro German sentiment. He warns such propaganda would push US policy toward war, risking conflict with England and harming American duties as a citizen.
A garbled OCR summary mentions England floods near a cathedral and water rising to a dangerous height. It also notes a long-closed cathedral and a new automobile museum has been established in a location not clearly stated.
In a heated Senate debate the ship purchase measure exposes rifts within the Democratic ranks. Supporters say it treats naval expansion as a wartime necessity, while opponents warn it channels privilege and self interest, urging adherence to broader democratic goals and President Wilson’s governance.
A fragmented European landscape is described as crowded with diverse civilizations and rival practices, stretching from Key West to Chicago and the Black Sea region. The passage notes climate access, dense trade routes, and a clash of traditions amid war and religion, reflecting a tired era.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to children showing signs of illness and constipation. It claims a clear tongue, relaxed bowels, and improved appetite will follow within hours. The note warns of counterfeit syrups and promotes a 60 cent bottle with directions for all ages.
A man leaves a sweet young thing at the door and, while reaching into his vest for a cigar, finds two crushed ones. She remarks on the setback, and he quips that it could be worse since he has coupons at home.
The fragmentary piece advertises Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago offering a free eye remedy booklet and asks readers to send their eye trouble for advice. It also includes disjointed gibes about lawn crops and a judge quote about revenge and an emerald remark, reflecting tangled, humorous snippets rather than a single coherent event.
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