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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
A chaotic set of dated quotes reveal opinions on education free tuition singing lessons and social etiquette. The text debates whether a greengrocer’s room is an ante room or drawing room while mocking a girl’s smile and perceived value in social contexts.
The Tribune de Geneve reports Grand Admiral von Tirpitz staying at Wildegg, Switzerland, with Lieut-Col Wille. Tirpitz has lost his fortune and lives as a penniless exile. his son works in a Zurich bank and his daughter is a governess. He avoided the German war tax by investing in Italian securities.
The Kansas City Star quotes the Petunia tavern landlord praising Old Dorse Dudgeon for his rapid awareness of fires. He claims to guide volunteers with his porch warnings, though a guest notes he often guesses wrong. The item captures a local reaction to firefighting shortcuts.
A Birmingham Age Herald snippet explains euphemism using a society report example. It defines a euphemism as a figure of speech that substitutes a more agreeable expression for a harsher truth.
In Europe Wilson faces tough odds as Italy and Japan press claims at Paris while American aid fuels Italy and coal and munitions for its industry. observers note shifts in Italian opinion and a broader threat to world peace from protracted negotiations.
A fragmented piece reflects on empires and unity with references to Coblenz and Kaiser Wilhelm. The text quotes German phrases and closure with a woman and crowd scene implying public spectacle and imitation. The readable fragments hint at grand decline and national pride themes.
A Rochester man recounts thirty years of stomach and bowel trouble improved after faithful use of Peruna. The letter urges readers with any catarrh to try Peruna, available in liquid or tablet form from local dealers, with Dr. Hartman’s health book offered by The Peruna Company.
British authorities set up model dairy farms at Husserah Amara Kut Baghdad Ramadi Hillah and Nasivab. Exports manage operations and milk is treated under hygienic conditions. Each farm has modern dairy plants and machinery. The dairy products including milk cream and butter are turned over to military hospitals.
An American invention proposes an electric heater to place in a filled bath tub to raise water to a desired temperature. A Red Cross laundry tip suggests using Bail Blue on baby dresses for dazzling results. An ad hints at a watch-like sign kept in storage and mentions indigestion remedies.
General Allenby praised American speed in forming an army and sending it overseas. He recalled a story about a salesman named Smith who, even after death, would quickly sell the devil a card index and an adding machine, illustrating relentless American enterprise.
A county judge in Illinois once waived his standard fee for a wedding, leaving the amount to the groom. The groom, a prosperous young farmer, handed a sealed envelope and drove away. Later the judge opened it to find only a single dollar inside.
A clipped dialogue contrasts a charity donor with St. Gustave who earns at least $300 a month. The speaker notes a quarter to the waiter is trivial to him, while others need support for basic needs. The piece hints at social income gaps and daily dependence on small sums.
A local event description notes a floor cleaning competition informally called a scrub race. Participants demonstrate swift washing techniques on a designated area, aiming for speed and thoroughness while spectators observe from nearby stands.
Dozens of warning signs indicate kidney trouble, including sleeplessness and back pain. The ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure and claims money back if relief is not obtained. It emphasizes originality and urges purchase only of the imported brand.
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