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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
6
A wartime appeal urges soldiers sailors and farmers to expand food production. It highlights U S and Canadian lands for grain and cattle, stressing patriotism and the need to feed troops allies and civilians as the war continues.
Three voyageurs went out for nn days with one bottle. After drinking too much a storm rose. Two feared drowning while a third stirred. As the boat rocked they spoke of final wishes if saved, one requesting cremation and return to his wife, the other asking to be poured back overboard.
An old advertisement touts a freckle remover claiming quick results with an ounce of strength from a druggist. It urges twice strength formula and warns the product is sold under guard to ensure it removes freckles and delivers a “beamtiw clear complexion.”
Fragmented text notes timber cuts under national for esin policy with figures 104085,000 hard feet and 10540 sales. Mentions 4,005 bodm Outs and a per cent value Milder F100, indicating extent of timber tender reliance. Text is garbled and unclear about dates, places, or explicit outcomes.
A brief exchange asks how to cook pork and beans while correcting that the real question is how to get cornmeal or com. The fragment hints at a kitchen discussion and rural food preparation.
A brief note explains that the bird got its name from being transported via Turkish routes to Europe. The origin ties to trade and historical movement of goods.
Waller rushes a two column and a half story as presses prepare after Smith meets a roomful of reporters. A stranger accosts Smith and recites the dangers of drink while Mary Leslie’s tale hangs in the balance of Shanghai and public opinion.
A column advocates extending evening daylight to conserve fuel and boost farming. It argues the practice cuts artificial lighting costs, supports agricultural work, and could help urban businesses by saving energy and time. It notes farmers already rise early and work late, using twilight for field labor.
Two soldiers idly stroll past a shop window and eye a pretty girl inside. One urges his mate to enter and win a smile, while the other warns not to waste money and to ask for change instead.
A damaged wartime notice discusses American forces in France and strategic supply, noting reinforcements to the front as needed. It references the Allies, command decisions, and the aim to continue feeding and equipping Kaleer enemies amid evolving operations.
Fragmentary text argues that allies suffer heavy losses and waste resources on war. References to millions dead and questions the efficiency of support for churches and kingdoms. Content indicates wartime critique and economic concerns.
Review notes how airplanes can serve as mobile ambulances, citing Faria Medical and airflow visual studies. The piece discusses the vivid possibilities of air medical transport and the evolving role of aviation in urgent care.
A London observer notes growing cigarette and pipe use among munition girls in factories. Smoking appears common in subways, tea rooms, and lounges, with reports of health issues and fines for smoking near work. The trend mirrors broader shifts in social norms during wartime.
Uncle Wiggily and Buddy discover a grocery wagon with four broken wheels. They tie four shoes from Nurse Jane Fuzzywuzzy to Buddy’s wagon and run it home, proving legs can replace wheels. The next day Buddy’s father buys a new express wagon, and Uncle Wiggily plans more adventures with Nurse Jane.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses German American heritage and republican ideals, mentioning royalty and a strained adoption context. The readable portion hints at national identity and political lineage without concrete events or dates.
The article discusses varying food needs by size age and activity, noting a medium adult at 100 units, and that children require more per pound. It covers seasonal waste differences, kitchen waste effects, and a New Jersey study showing how a worker spends food money on oranges, celery, potatoes, cabbage, cereal, and meat with calorie returns.
A fragmentary editorial discusses Yale's influence in China, noting a Yale connection among students and missionaries. It contrasts English and American colleges, mentions Canton and Changsha, and reflects on education’s reach and challenges for Chinese students and mission efforts.
University of Chicago professor Thomas A Knott argues slang flourishes when a cultivated group sustains usage across dialect boundaries. He notes sports origins for phrases like get by, serve a hot one, slip one over, ante up, stand pat, and all in, and cites coinages formed from metaphor and daily life in games.
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