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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
7
The notice urges buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on both box and tablets and warns against counterfeit products like talcum powder pills. It notes genuine Bayer packaging includes clear directions for many pains and lists multiple bottle sizes and capsules. The piece also contains unrelated quips and ads from the Birmingham Age-Herald.
Seventh grade pupils review the eight eighteenth century in American history. A student answers the teacher's question on colonial actions, saying the Americans imposed a tax under the Articles of Confederation.
Green's August Flower has long been popular worldwide as a gentle laxative and remedy for constipation indigestion and liver trouble. It claims to relieve headaches upset stomach and low spirits with a few doses and urges readers to ask their druggist, noting it is sold in various countries. A separate line adds a quip about a man shoveling snow.
The article links stomach acidity to nervousness headaches sleeplessness and mood disorders. It touts BATONIC and EATONIC tablets as remedies to neutralize acid stomach causing indigestion belching heartburn and gas, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee. It cites a Michigan doctor praising EATONIC and urges readers to try a box today.
The New York World notes that postwar penalties on Germany dwarf any modern retribution. Germany’s army is disbanded, its navy wrecked, colonies abandoned, and vast reparations looming. Boundary and damage issues remain, but the core question is Germany’s capacity to pay as the empire lies in ruins.
The article argues that work is humanity’s defense and deliverer from global turmoil. It calls for immediate return to productive labor, condemns impediments like disease war crime indolence and industrial injustice, and urges policies such as forbidding hoarding money to restart industry and oil the wheels of enterprise toward peace and employment.
A historically charged piece questions whether Germany will abandon hostility and terror after war. It warns against trusting a nation that talks virtue while harboring violent impulses, predicting hedges on promises and lingering appetite for blood. It portrays fear, mistrust, and moral scrutiny of German behavior.
The passage argues that improving life requires more than higher wages and shorter hours. It notes that many wheat-related profits are indirect, yet wage increases alone won’t yield better living conditions without more and better housing. It warns against precipitate actions and stresses the need for housing development to accompany wages.
Dr Harold Wager reported to the Indian Society on wasps color guidance in a London Times account. Wasps show strong attraction to bold color contrasts such as white sugar on yellow red or black paper and imitate colors poorly. They are drawn to the presence of other wasps and prefer sugar near crowded wasp zones rather than empty patches.
The Boston Transcript recounts Mark Twain’s risky ventures and repeated failures in business. He declined Bell Telephone stock at 26, then faced pressure to invest, prompting him to send 5000 on an unindorsed note for a failed deal before a telephone line arrived in his own home months later.
The Los Angeles Times reports fourteen divisions with strong war records will join the permanent military establishment retaining nicknames and camps. The Rainbow division becomes the cavalry division drawing from all states, Camp Low! bestowing the Plat division to westerners. A peace strength army of 16,000 preserves war records and traditions.
Fragmentary note from a London bulletin discusses pre labor conditions and health alignment, mentioning Barclay and Leverhuime in an unclear context. The text reads as an OCR fragment with obscure names and vague concerns about workers’ health and labor alignment.
A fragment from Merida Mexico reports a case described as witch burning or persecution tied to a Spanish affiliated preaching. The correspondent notes two women charged and a public inquiry in the Yucatan region, with uncertain details due to the damaged text.
A returning advertising man reports Japanese merchants and manufacturers use vivid phrasing in print ads. Examples include parcels done up with care, books printed clearly, and ads praising polite customer treatment. He notes ads aim to entertain rather than purely instruct.
The source quotes Archbishop Manning musing on the power of will over action noting a contrast between expertise and status. The remark humorously asks if a successful person is a doctor or a bellhop and reflects on the influence of personal drive.
An account describes an African boy marrying at about age eight or older after saving enough to buy cloth for himself and his future wife. The betrothal includes gifts to the bride’s parents, a wedding ceremony at a Methodist mission, and a procession where the bride leads under a parasol. afterward, she travels to the groom’s home and a cornmeal meal accompanies a wedding breakfast of goat meat.
In the Louwlaville Courier Journal a reader notes a home shaving setup with a talking device to mimic a real barber. The quip questions why the talk Tech runs during shaving and mentions the effect of making it feel like a true barbershop experience.
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