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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
7
The Kansas City Star notes higher prices across fishing gear from bamboo rods to reels and lines. Scarcity of high-grade hooks and imported fly tackle raises costs for urban anglers while simple gear climbs less for catfish and perch seekers along winding creeks.
Correcting impurities in the stomach and waking the liver, Green's August Flower is recommended for biliousness and indigestion. It urges keeping a bottle for early symptoms and warns that today's comfort may fail tomorrow. Available in 25 and 75 cent bottles from druggists worldwide.
A workman rushing for a streetcar in Washington Street area stops at the gutter to reach a fallen flag. He recovers a 3 by 4 flag, remarks that it is no place for the flag to lie, wipes it and walks away.
A Cincinnati authority says corns whether sore hard or soft can be lifted with the fingers by applying a few drops of Freezone. A small bottle is inexpensive and will rid feet of corn or callus without pain or infection. The drug dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding skin. If unavailable locally a pharmacist can obtain it from a wholesale house.
Dovtor Buermann outlines a skin graft technique using salt rinse and a fuser scraped mushlike skin particles applied to a raw surface. A boric acid salve stays for five to six days, then plaster strips cover for a week. after repeated renewals the skin particles gradually grow and spread to cover the wound.
Kerrville Texas resident Mr 8 P Benton reports long standing kidney and rheumatic trouble. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he claims his health improved greatly becoming straight and active again. He urges others to choose DODD'S with the three D's for diseased kidneys.
Uncle Wiggily, on a muddy road trip to fetch medicine for Nurse Jane Fusty Wurzy, forgets his errand after a bump with his auto. Nannie Wagtail helps by guiding him to flowers, whose sneeze cues remind him he sought medicine for Nurse Jane’s cold, and he buys it at a five and six cent store.
A patriotic poem notes small hyphenated crowds yet strong loyalty to the United States. It proclaims Americans, wherever born, share allegiance to Uncle Sam, ready to defend the flag and homeland if war comes, rejecting other loyalties.
The fragmented text describes Hungarian residents fearing government actions and repressions in the United States, mentioning alien status, extraction fears, and anxiety among the community about potential anti Hungarian measures amid uncertain events and shifting policies.
A fragmented note hints at a lost or strained relationship. The speaker fears distance will grow as emotional barriers rise while keeping another person at bay. Read as a personal distress message from an unseen author.
Cable reports from London describe German corpse processing plants turning bodies into lubricants and chemicals. Detailed accounts in The Helge and The Times cite a 1000 yard facility near Liege and a network of trains hauling the dead to rear-area refineries with disinfection, distillation, and byproducts used for various purposes.
In Washington Mr Balfour secretary of foreign affairs and head of a commission notes that war will bring fundamental changes to ordinary life. He expects shifts in governance and international order, urging vision and rational policy to heal nationalism and hatred shaping the postwar era.
The London Globe reports Germany views submarines as the future naval weapon. Kiel harbor trains crews on about 30 of the newest submarines and other centers also use them. The bow outlines resemble a blade, rising from the water, designed to slice a hawser if struck.
A garbled excerpt discusses dialing a number to Lon Island New York and a long distance connection. Mentions Brazil and Brazil’s awards, plus a reference to a telephone link unclear in meaning. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or conclusion.
An overview notes the Duke of Atholl’s death leaves 202000 acres in Perthshire, Scotland. It discusses vast UK estates, primogeniture, and land ownership concentration with figures on landlords, average holdings, and the late Dukes of Norfolk and Masham.
Workmen digging near Sparta uncover a huge steel tank buried for about two decades. The 1,000,000 gallon gasoline reservoir, owned by the state school, was buried as a safety measure to prevent explosions. Officials estimate a $200 profit from reclaiming the fuel now valued at about 29 cents per gallon.
The Hans v Feist case in the Southern District of New York concerns damages for infringing a copyrighted song "You Will Never Know How Much I Really Cared." The court limits damages to discovery of fraud, noting a few weeks' delay can equal years in certain contexts.
The National Geographic Society bulletin notes Brazil would mobilize a 55,000 man nucleus and a 600,000 strong reserve army if drawn into war with Germany. Brazil enforces universal service from ages 18 to 45, with two years in field duty followed by long reserve terms and annual training.
General Pate Gonales announces a division east creates a city commissary and store for soldiers with articles at low cost. Similar stores planned at other district points to aid soldiers who provide their own food. Government stores have been open for employees and departments as well.
The London Daily News discusses using treasury notes for public campaigns on economy, citing a Peking issued bank note from 2800 Ly C. seen in Petrograd’s Asiatic museum. The note shows issue date, signature, and a border inscription urging thrift.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It references a trench coat, a figure named Jiminy, and a person named Van Houten who allegedly walked from Los Angeles to Chicago to cure rheumatism, all in a nonsensical public notice style.
A London Chronicle report notes waning demand for orange blossom and the effect on wedding customs. Most blooms are grown in southern France with limited supply from coastal Alpine valleys, while perfumers push others to fill the gap.
Advertisement promises freedom from freckles using ethine double strength. Apply nightly and morning after obtaining an ounce from a druggist. Guarantees clear skin and even complexion with minimal quantity if it works as claimed.
The passage describes a peculiar scene at Stock Yards where a weary traveler aims for Boston and a nameless driver claims to know the way. A witty banter unfolds as another person asks directions and follows the chauffeur toward an unclear destination.
The best beauty doctor offers Cuticuran Soup with Cuti cura Doctiment for cleansing and beautifying skin hair and hands. Free mail sample with book. Address postcard Cutieura Department L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Telly sought an older boy to play with her but was met with a mature response. The boy said from long experience that “pretty” carries mostly no with a hint of yes, reflecting a cautious view of interactions.
Misreport paints Briggins as pacifist while sources note his tendency to seek confrontations. The quote contrasts his declared stance with observed behavior.
The kidneys and skin are harmonious partners in maintaining wellbeing. Regular sweating and hydrating water between meals help flush the kidneys and blood of toxins. Anuric double strength can aid flushes, dissolving uric acid, more active than Hthia.
London Tit-Bits reports testimonials praising a Bride booster scheme promising wives and new families for returning servicemen. A sample letter claims marriage after joining a booster program and asks if more peace era brides can be found, drawing reactions from Swither, Brown, Tomkins and Brooks.
Veteran journalist WH G Albert notes Pearson's Weekly recounting a chorus girl tied to a wealthy nobleman. She recalls a night she received a priced set of silver smiles. Asked how she spent the day she says the duke’s furs hidden gray hairs, all she did was pull them out.
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