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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
7
Advert says Freezone instantly stops corn pain when dropped on the affected area. It claims a tiny bottle can remove hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes without any soreness or irritation, crediting a Cincinnati inventor.
In a stray humorous exchange, Bobby jokes about flying machines being mentioned in the Bible while the air pilot waits to see his sister. The vicar’s sermon is cited as stating Esau sold his hip to his brother Jacob.
A whimsical note outlines what Cutiura might achieve if combined with soap ointment and talcum for all toilet uses. The text hints at imagined outcomes and domestic routines in a playful tone.
A fragment recalls a congressman remarking on German Bolshevism to dodge war indemnities. The anecdote mentions Sheridan the spendthrift playwright, a confectioner, Hanson, and Haney, with Sheridan delivering a bill to the ironmonger and ending the scene as he darts off with the payment in hand.
A clipped cartoon caption notes that the children are old fashioned and well behaved. The dialogue mocks propriety with gentle humor about obedience and manners in a quaint setting.
Murmurs hint at a forthcoming performance as Salile is poised to start a new musical number. The note from an observer suggests anticipation of a distinctive style.
The annual report of the Canadian Bureau of Statistics shows the average value of farm land in the dominion at 46 dollars per acre in 1918, including improvements and buildings. The averages were 44 in 1917, 41 in 1916, 40 in 1915, and 38 in 1914.
The readable text hints at catarrh cure claims and references to individuals and places, but the fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events. It presents scattered phrases about cures, local ties, and blood bursers with unclear connections and no identifiable outcome.
A boy at a Brussels orphanage witnesses cleaning fervor during a board inspection and questions the repeated scrubbing after the visitors leave. An Allied-era monument display and a handbag labeled To Berlin appear in the scene, reflecting wartime wit and symbolism.
A fragment from a court scene notes the case collapse likely due to a short circuit court reference. The remark hints at an unexpected flaw in the legal argument or procedure rather than a substantive verdict.
The Indianapolis News notes a London MP complains $2,000 yearly is insufficient due to London living costs and travel. He urges raises to $3,000 with mileage and free franking, arguing British MPs face high housing and travel costs unlike their American peers.
A collage of love lines and poem stanzas from Washington Star text. It blends intimate imagery with a tribute to heroes and a wartime meditation on youth, light, and death. John Jay Chapman is credited.
The Soo canal corridor carried enormous freight in 1918 as ships on the Great Lakes routes moved ores wheat meats and dairy products to fuel settlement and prosperity. The piece notes the vast waterway linking the United States and Canada and reflects on improving transport to link cargo carriers with world markets.
The piece argues that failure itself is not final. what defines a person is how they respond after a setback. A person who keeps trying and does not quit can recover, while losing heart signals the end of effort.
Chaplain Daniel Couve, a French army lieutenant visiting the United States, warns the peace conference will leave about 700000 marriageable French women without husbands. He notes France lost 1400000 soldiers from a 40000000 population, skewing the balance of men and women and depriving many of marriage and family life.
A Los Angeles Times excerpt discusses Montana gun control measures restricting open carry and requiring permits. It notes the shift toward practical disarmament affecting cowboys and mentions the peace conference’s influence on the issue.
A Tokyo dinner under the American Japan Society urged better cable connections between the United States and Japan. Viscount Kaneko supported a route via the Aleutians and called for private and government action to ensure prompt exchange of news with Asia and Europe.
Aimed at readers with chronic indigestion and stomach distress, the ad promotes BATONIC as a pleasant tablet that absorbs excess acid and relieves heartburn gas and indigestion. It claims rapid relief, restores normal digestion, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not seen.
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