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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
An apparent health ad promotes a mysterious link between kidneys and aging. It touts a product named GOLD MEDAL in sealed packaging as a preventative measure, claiming to sustain health and prevent decline without clear evidence.
A collection of short, humorous exchanges and misquoted lines from various papers. It includes a domestic scene about breakfast, a cryptic note from a son, a restaurant quarrel about pepper in soup, a remark about a suspicious man, and a stray proverb about fallen by the wayside.
Historical excerpt contrasts old grandmother worm medicines with scientific guidance. It notes Chenopodium as effective against ordinary worms, santonin as safer for repeated use, and specific treatments for tapeworms whipworms pinworms and hookworms including purgatives castor oil and enemas. It cites Hall as a brochure source and warns one dose rarely cures hookworm.
The piece imagines Paul Revere using 18th century New England telephone networks to summon Concord and the militia in eight minutes. It jokes that telephony would have sped warning, prevented lanterns lessons, and altered history including a famous poem.
An American visitor, Elizabeth Boies, reports that women in Bolshevik Russia shoulder most labor as men embrace revolutionary zeal. She cites women planting and harvesting, feeding families, while men drink and foment indecency and violence.
An odd fragment from a Washington correspondent quotes Senator Penrose discussing his early political contacts and district support. The text shows garbled phrasing but hints at recalling visits, lines, and relaying news to a boss without clear sequence or outcome.
A child Bobby asks relatives if they were little once and if they cooked dinner. The adults confirm they were, prompting a humorous exchange about grownups and family roles.
A playful remark notes Jones’s face brightens when he discusses lantern laws, suggesting a genuine enthusiasm or affinity for the topic. The exchange centers on his expressive reactions and the catchy phrasing of the phrase.
Official statistics report Spain’s 191R harvest in metric tons with Wheat 108420, Barley 7 870 948, Oats 442 880, Rye 773 330, Corn 613 225, Rice 207 648, Chickpeas 116 727. The figures enumerate major cereal and legume yields for the year.
A fragment describes cavern snakes, noting limited reptile presence but detailing feeding and movement patterns. It mentions various species, rock textures, and cave markings reflected in nearby lakes, with a grim line about a preventable death every 50 seconds.
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