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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Prokhens Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women’s ailments and nerves, claiming strength and wellness after use. It includes a testimonial style statement and references to Pinkham and Olmstead Street. A separate humor gag features a jab at giving a man a nickname by a “Kind Old Gentleman.”
An old advertisement promotes internal treatment for catarrh claiming local applications useless. It touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifier and tonic said to cure nasal mucus issues by acting through the bloodstream.
A courtroom exchange shows a mistress questioning whether the policeman is the cook's brother. The policeman replies with a numeric assertion of "60" as part of the dialogue.
Senator Sorghum notes there are two sides to every question and criticizes self-styled powerful thinkers who fail to reach the inside of issues. The exchange highlights a call for deeper analysis in political discourse.
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a remedy to quiet coughs soothe sore throats and ease bronchial irritation. It claims fifty two years of making and selling in America and promotes general health support for lung trouble asthma croup bronchitis and similar illnesses.
A clipped dialogue excerpt contrasts the rich and poor view on wealth and grievance. A munition magnate dismisses critics while noting that multimillionaires are treated as dirt. The tones suggest satire on class and power.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving to double razor efficiency and skin purity. It claims no mug irritation or waste, and that one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing keeps skin healthy even with twice daily use.
Fleming Stone unravels a murder plot linked to Carl Loria and a desert kidnapping. Pauline is saved from danger as Loria confesses to poisoning Lucy Carrington and is arrested, then tragedy strikes when Loria kills himself.
In a tense confession, evidence from handwriting and letters leads to a guilty conclusion. Abri initiates the plot with a staged photograph to force confession. Stones and Pauline discuss a future honeymoon while evading Cairo and considering Greece or Algeciras.
A vivid frontier scene follows cattle driven from fenced ranges to town. Riders push through frosty fields under a gray bridge as yellow and black fields fade into winter water. Children watch as horses stride proudly along the frosty road in autumn.
The Milwaukee Journal notes Westminster Abbey will receive the body of nurse Edith Cavell from Belgium. The article frames Cavell as a symbol of sacrifice and urges reflection on the war’s meaning and the cost of liberty.
Medical researcher Dr Paull Hunter of Denver discovers red rays may reveal bones through flesh. He notes his own glowing fingers and suggests intensified rays could capture bone shadows on a photograph, promising smaller portable imaging beyond bulky X ray machines.
A playful incident from a Christian Science Monitor item shows undergraduates circulating a petition that promised a “holiday” as a reward. Forty signers backed the request without reading, later discovering the plea urged authorities to take the students out behind the symnasium and “notaily decapitated.”
The Chicago Tribune reports watches crafted from Belgian front cannon steel. Motors of the Belgian front are believed to yield these relics, bearing the monogram A. EB. and tied to royal orders in Switzerland for presentation by King and Queen of Italy to winners of petitions.
A large Ohio area across several counties will seed Marquis spring wheat imported from Western Canada. Demand grows as seed houses expand, with some planning Western Canada land purchases to grow grain for export. The piece notes higher northern maturity, possible price rises, and calls land profits unsustainable long term. The ad ends with a quip about the pen being mighty.
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