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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
6
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless home remedy to lift corns and calluses. The ad says a few drops applied to a tender area will remove the corn root and all without pain, cost is low, and skin irritation is unlikely. It urges druggists to stock small bottles for customers.
A Chicago tale mocks Judge Landis as a lively rumor spreads that he was referred to as Chris Kehiswat. In a Federal scene, judges James Henley and Peter Grosenp are cited as possible informants, provoking a lighthearted exchange with young Landis during a practice session.
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as the most successful family remedy for fifty one years aiding biliousness and stomach troubles. It claims relief from sick headache nervous digestion sour stomach and indigestion with general low mood and digestive discomfort.
War lms cut fabric supply while European chemists meet need by inventing cork reinforced cloth. Thin cork slices treated to remove brittle substances are glued to fabric yielding a waterproof, heat protective material. It promises durable goods amid rubber price hikes and grain cloth shortages.
Mler's older sister Margaret, a zoology student, and Peggy explore a swamp and marsh during a spring bird watch. They spot few birds and listen for calls as Peggy alerts, then the group hears a bullfrog croak early in the outing at Indianapolis News.
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker pressuring a leader to sacrifice personal leisure for national effort. The other replies with hesitance but eventual acknowledgment of shared duty. The exchange reflects wartime rhetoric stressing unity and public support for the president’s decisions.
A puzzling dialogue unfolds as a man asks about a price and a mysterious phrase. The exchange hints at ambition and intent while offering quirky wordplay on “up” and “level.”
James Hay Jr presents a dramatic scene where the Man Who Could Handle It warns of the ruin alcohol brings. He predicts a slow, relentless grip and a cold throat at the bottle, then exits, leaving Smith pondering the moonlit nights and the agitator’s lonely, exhausted wakefulness as Waller reports no word from Shanghai.
At daybreak the agitator contemplates his scandal and the press glare. Newspapers trumpet his confession and Mary Leslie's tale as he reads headlines and reviews. From Shanghai to Seattle, telegrams pour in praising his fight against whisky and vowing support for the Washington demonstration.
A fragmented OCR item mentions an officer protecting an American embassy with names Waller and Contaller Crosby, but the text is garbled and no coherent event or date is identifiable. The readable parts imply security action by an embassy officer, yet specifics are not provided.
New York fashion notes depict a drastic shift to sleeveless evening wear with minimal straps and few full sleeves. Dresses feature delicate, scarce sleeves ranging from single straps to tight cuffs and beaded or tasseled finishes, signaling a bold wardrobe move amid social scrutiny.
The Virginia Health Bulletin advocates simple cheap privies for farms and country homes to curb hookworm typhoid and diarrhoea. It details constructing pits and pail setups with flyproofing, warns of distance from wells, and notes many states publish plans for septic tanks and chemical closets. It emphasizes education on building and maintaining facilities rather than mere admonition.
Enlistment lasts four years with age and health standards. Minimums include height 5’3” for men, weight 128 pounds at age 21, good teeth, and no serious lung heart or organ disease. Examiners may disqualify for crooked backs, flat feet, or poor vision. color blindness and alcoholism also risk rejection. Sailors receive vaccination, wholesome food, pure water, and sanitary quarters aboard ship.
Bulletin outlines a new style children health conference that blends medical examination with competitive baby shows. It describes records, prizes, and strict rules excluding contagious cases, with guidance on nutrition and care for underdeveloped infants.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a family 이름 note or court fragment with unclear names and items. No clear event dates places or organizations are readable to identify a full news item or outcome.
The readable lines reference protecting an ITN brood and a fox. It hints at people and groups discussing how to proceed and reactions from a nation or facilitations. The passage is partial and lacks clear events or names.
Partial OCR passage hints at postwar German planning in architecture and industry. Mentions a chair of architecture in a university setting and a Commission head, with references to not overworking mapmakers after the war. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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