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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
7
A Roxbury mother describes relief from a chronic backache after using a compound from a company product. She says the remedy improved sleep, allowed her to care for five children, and she recommends it to friends and neighbors.
A brief quip from the Atchison Globe notes that a family with an artistic temperament is less of an addition to a neighborhood than one owning a stepladder.
An analysis argues that postwar economic woes stem from deeper forces than tariffs. It warns against protecting measures that raise prices, depress overseas demand, and misprice goods. The piece urges balanced credit, freer trade, and avoiding punitive tariffs to prevent global economic collapse.
The article defends Chicago as the world’s major grain market with a vast volume of actual grain traded through the Board of Trade. It argues futures trading and speculation underpin hedging for elevators and mills while noting farmers may bear more of the risk if they controlled marketing.
An article discusses the Turkish harem system detailing female education limits, strict veiling, and sole authority of husbands. It describes marriage practices, divorce constraints, penalties for adultery, and the social dynamics among wives, with anecdotal evidence from Turkey during and after the war.
The piece explains how oats price hinges on market grading, with odor and appearance affecting value. It notes smut lowers price, describes formaldehyde treatment to kill spores, and warns that marketing inferior grain lowers prices for all grades.
Poem reflects on hollyhocks as the loveliest flowers, evoking grandma’s yard. The speaker envisions life as a garden spot where love’s white wonders grow and imagines heaven as a reunion with grandmother’s smiling face at a cabin door.
New York World reports the first act of the special cession, the emergency tariff pawnage, passed 240 to 112. The result promises a liberal margin in the Senate, while Republicans accuse leaders of pressuring for unauthorised changes and delaying linseed oil protection alongside other infant industries. Farmers show little gratitude, demand peace and foreign markets, and insist decisive action is needed now.
Vague notes reference a prom show in London and Mathar lanes with unclear phrases about a tea call and a broken doftt. Names and specifics are obscured leaving the main event uncertain.
A philosophical musing compares two possibilities after death. Either total oblivion or continued existence under a higher mode, implying conscious life persists beyond the grave. The excerpt argues progress as a natural law guiding evolution and human thought.
A nostalgic reflection on a public school as a living entity beyond bricks. The piece speaks of stories carved in desks as wounds and the continuous presence of past pupils guiding current students through life and memory.
The New Orientia Times notes seven autos per household in Minnesota yet only 4,010 residents filed income tax returns. The piece questions whether autos imply higher income or tax readiness and wonders about statewide economic behavior.
An accomplished Aly Traphanger made a notable appearance in a Pritlhhair service between Engend and Frandle, signaling forthcoming efforts to improve readership in the local newspaper.
A Springfield Republican item notes General Lawen refusing to join a soldier relief committee in a staged group photo with President Marding. The scene drew attention as critics recall past presidential portrait tricks used to enhance images, including Taft era manipulations.
Prominent dandy manufacturer George W Loft seeks a 21 year lease for a six story Broadway corner site housing Hill Mary Co. A 40 000 dollar annual rent plus taxes and insurance pushes yearly costs near 100 000. An 08 00 offer is said to cover the property with a possible 12 story rebuild and extended lease upon reappraisal.
The text cites Dr. Eliot on manners and a scene from William Dean Howells in The Land Jord at Lions Head. It notes a fashionable dance with champagne, intoxicated young men needing carriage transport, and critiques deteriorating manners tied to social behavior. Evidence from Harvard professor Hamlow is mentioned regarding source knowledge.
A fragmentary essay disputes the historical basis of Miles Staunton’s Courtship, arguing portraits and memoirs mislead readers. It critiques reliance on picturesque visions, noting Staunian’s busy early years and alleged flaws while contrasting with Princess Mullins.
The piece appears as a muddled London letter from a solicitor, mentioning a holiday journey and references to hellish imagery. It includes garbled quotes about death and frailty, with lines on thirst, skin drying, and a bizarre clothing metaphor.
A scrambled fragment from the Boston Transcript describes a distracted professor after an operation, mumbling about vision and glasses while attendees and an art gallery attendant note confusion and a near final exhibit moment. The scene captures a chaotic postoperative moment in a gallery setting.
A fragmented verse sketch features Prem the Grange Poet and Dutiful Daughter in a terse dialogue about blame and propriety. Laughter echoes as a mother admonishes and a daughter defends her choices, amid surreal staging.
The text presents a garbled, era flavored note featuring Aline Habertont from Guahollow and references to a local figure named Alice. It hints at social friction and public deception while maintaining a mock rural tone and fragmented phrases.
Mrs Ena Reifenstein of Syracuse says at sixty-seven she recovered from nervous weakness and indigestion after taking Tanine. She describes improved sleep, appetite, and strength, saying she could now eat freely and feels happier. Her husband notes her remarkable turnaround after fifty-two years of marriage. Tanine sold by druggists nationwide.
A fragmentary note presents a tense exchange where a man asks and a woman dismisses him without ceremony. The quirky phrasing hints at romantic friction and social propriety in a terse, humorous newspaper style.
Touch pimples redness roughness or itching with Cuticura Ointment then bathe with Cuticura Soup and hot water Rinse dry gently and dust on Cuticura Talcum to leave a fascinating fragrance on skin Everywhere 25 cents each Ad.
A note describes how admirers of the common rose quartz learn its rarity in crystallized form. Only two specimens are currently known to exist.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional ailment requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, addressing the disease's foundation and improving general health. Circulars are offered by F. J. Chaney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
The notice emphasizes taking Aspirin only as directed on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, warning against substitutes and claiming safety proven by doctors and millions. It mentions the Bayer Cross, pricing in small tins, and druggists selling larger packs, with ad copy about the product’s origin and trademark.
The article notes a newly deemed regulation banning people from growing cotton dusters of cereals. It mentions greater rewards in the cotton era and hints at shifts in respect toward age, with references to grandparent figures.
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