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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
3
Mrs. Lynch from Providence writes about health decline with backache and nervousness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improvement and urges other women to consider the remedy.
A playful exchange involves taking a ring as a joke and a suggestion to locate the owner. The responder believes the owner remains where he was left, implying a straightforward recovery. The dialogue centers on restoring the ring to its rightful owner.
A vintage advertisement asserts that men in Class A health improve with regular use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil, claiming stronger muscles and sharper mind. It urges immediate doctor's advice and offers trial boxes in multiple sizes, pledging daily benefits and restored working capacity.
The article contrasts daily calisthenics and daily cosmetics as methods to achieve quicker facial changes. It notes that while both yield results, cosmetics offer faster speed in altering appearance and acknowledges both approaches as satisfactory.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for soothing an itching scalp by rubbing the affected spots, followed by washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It promises clear skin and soft, white hands as a daily toilet preparation. The ad also notes benefits from speaking clearly and gaining mature composure.
An advertisement touts a temperance tonic named Prescriptions by Dr. Pierre as a remedy for feminine ailments caused by overwork and fatigue. It claims to strengthen weak women and restore health, offering a trial package by mail from Dr. Pierce’s Lavalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
Paris April 24 Allied leaders held a final bid to keep Italy at the Paris peace conference. Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino faced President Wilson as Italy refused to abandon its bid for Fiume. London and Washington reacted with varied editorials amid hopes for a compromise.
Italy seeks Fiume as a national aim after the London pact. The article links Italy's postwar push for Fiume to Wilson’s self determination and growing Italian nationalism. It describes shifts in territorial expectations from the London accord to the rush of Italian sentiment and propaganda.
Washington April 25 internal revenue bureau said brewing of beer will stop next Thursday May 1 under the food conservation act of 1918. The prohibition will affect all beer including that from many manufacturers with 2 percent alcohol for which revenue stamps are issued. Commissioner Roper would not discuss the tangled status of beer production and the statement is not regarded as final.
The Costa Rican government has concentrated 2,000 troops on the Nicaragua frontier amid fears of exile-led invasion. Officials offer dual motives: defend the frontier and possibly aid in overthrowing Nicaragua's Tinoco government, which has not been recognized by the United States. Exiles of Gonzales' regime remain in various South American countries.
Senator Johnson of California and Senator Kenyon of Iowa, both Republicans, voiced approval of the president's attitude toward Italy. Johnson called the current moment the supreme test of the professed purposes, while Kenyon said he hopes the president will succeed in smashing Italian and all secret treaties for all time.
H H Merrick of Chicago, president of the Mississippi Valley Association, attacked President Wilson for traveling to Europe and leaving the United States without leadership during reconstruction. He said the national administration failed to set a definite business policy and urged business interests to engage more actively in political and governmental affairs.
Official Japanese embassy statement says reports of cruel measures are exaggerated claiming one person was killed for every six wounded and that 2 killed and 135 wounded have occurred in the provinces amid Korean disturbances in Seoul and Manchuria.
Paris reports that Italian forces about 109,000 strong will occupy Dalmatia and other eastern Adriatic areas under the London pact and a similar force will move to the north near Fiume. Italy plans to push for annexation via a special parliamentary session and may seek separate peace with Germany if the break is definite.
Washington April 85 Attorney General Palmer declined to issue an opinion on the legality of southern cotton growers limiting their crop this year to sustain prices. The request had been made by Secretary Winston and the Attorney General noted the matter did not involve direct administrative actions within the Agriculture Department.
Agriculturists urged to relocate to Western Canada to seize a historic opportunity as world food demand soars. Hoover projects European and German needs will strain supplies, with Australia and India drawing on grain, while Canada can supply low-cost land, rail access, and prime wheat country. Farmers urged to move, invest, and seed the land for peak harvests and markets.
The prisoner is accused of uttering forged gates. He disputes the claim stating he cannot utter anything. The text urges use of Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes and warns against accepting advice that harms a friend.
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