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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
6
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it removes dandruff and hair loss within minutes. It asserts scalp itching stops and hair becomes new, soft, and abundant after weeks of use, with the product available cheaply at drug stores.
An Indianapolis mother with her youngest daughter encountered William Herschell the songwriter. She pointed him out and recited the chorus to fix the author in memory. Later the child told her father she saw the hee haw man and noted his mule was not with him.
An advertisement promotes Instant welief as a remedy for indigestion gas upset stomach and related discomfort. The copy highlights belching acids undigested food heartburn and headaches as relief targets.
An advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as instant relief for dyspepsia and stomach distress, claiming pleasant, harmless tablets cure sick feelings at once. A jail diary snippet mentions farewell wishes to an ex-convict amid wartime tensions with pro German Sinn and internees, reflecting a rough day in a small town.
An old advertisement touts Cutleura Soap and Cutleura Ointment for soothing irritated baby skin with hot baths and gentle massages. It offers free samples by mail from Cutleura Dept. X Boston and notes sale by druggists. A stray line mentions St Louis abolishing German uses of five streets.
Don Luis pursues the hidden scoundrel to Langernault’s estate, where Florence is bound in a grotto amid laurels. He traces a bloodless trail of signs left by the kidnapper, spots Florence alive, and prepares to intervene as the villain nears a brutal ritual.
An ad style claim describes applying Freezone to a corn for instant numbing and painless removal with fingers. It markets a quick home remedy, claiming immediate relief and easy extraction. The piece uses enthusiastic language to persuade readers of dramatic results.
Walter Watson Arnold of Dawson New Mexico patents an armor plate cage for tellers to trap thieves. The device uses adjustable plates built over openings in the teller’s cage, connected by a pulley system and spring loaded doors that slide into place when triggered by a security mechanism.
An exchange notes a soldier in France asking about news from home and mentions he has just received a letter describing himself as a barn guest of a charming French family. The brief reflects wartime correspondence and civilian views.
The ad notes Castoria as a well known remedy for infants and children with the signature of In Use for Over. It emphasizes that mothers should examine every bottle to ensure authenticity and calls on children to cry for Castoria.
A Superior utility company plans a house to house effort with four women reading water meters in Crum House area to update consumption data and billing records.
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