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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented ad style notice promotes Cuticura products promising relief for skin conditions including burns itch and dandruff. It mentions a Kansas soldier boy and a mother figure, urging purchase through druggists or mail order to Cuticura Dept n with ointment prices listed.
A garbled notice references the Skin King Company and a 912 Flint National Bank in Omaha Nebraska. It mentions an individual Conally refusing to fash and a claim about a high soprano unable to sing due to tilted teeth.
A sample dental or medical advertisement extols Pleasant Pellets as a cure for biliousness malaria fever and related symptoms claiming to cleanse the liver and restore vigor. The fragment suggests a promotional tone and urges readers to try the product for better health.
Maj. John van Schaick, acting director of the Belgian relief arm of the American Red Cross, praised Belgian soldiers for courage and endurance. He noted families separated by war, and promised front line recreation tents with games and books. He spoke of dugouts and pillboxes and the harsh front conditions faced by Belgians defending the sector.
The article explains the evolution from armored Belgian forts to tiny machine gun pill boxes. These miniature concrete forts hide underground with turf camouflage and rise on command to ambush advancing troops, feared by aircraft and artillery alike.
An old advertisement promotes Freezone as a cheap minor remedy that instantly removes corns and callouses without soreness. It touts its Cincinnati inventor and claims painless results with a tiny bottle from drugstores.
An ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for genuine comfort and lasting pleasure on wash day, urging readers to buy from all good grocers. The clipping also reflects on marital views and a saying about divorce leading to stage life, with a brief dialogue about forcing rest.
The passage traces the decline of the word yea and the rise of alternatives like yep yup yeh. It notes regional variants such as uh-hoh and um and lists phrases that replace yea while avoiding direct use of the affirm word.
U S Director Gail Bray and interim transporter Car Gray led a telegraph key ceremony as part of a federal transportation event. Officials highlighted federal mail service modernization and railroad administration efforts amid a formal gathering.
An old government official calls submarine blockades a bluff while comparing it to a fable about a hen and a crow. The tale likens bluffing to danger yet hints at comic or absurd outcomes as the crow questions a wingless path.
An old advertisement claims GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER cures stomach disorders and liver inactivity through gentle laxative effects and digestion regulation. The text includes a Father’s Confession anecdote about marriage approval and a boastful claim of sales in civilized countries.
An old advertisement promises a $100 reward for cure of catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures through internal action. It touts constitutional treatment, testimonials, and Cheney & Co of Toledo as the makers with a testimonial appeal.
A collage of quips from 19th to early 20th century humor pages includes a farmer and chicken banter, a playwright exchange, a shop ad for Dr. Pierce's pellets, and witty lines about pies and pacifists. The fragmentary text hints at wordplay and social notices.
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