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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
7
A historical ad-like text markets a product Eatonic claiming to remove excess stomach acid without discomfort. It touts benefits for those with acid stomachs and stomach-related ailments, urging readers to order a 60 cent box via Eatonic Remedy Company, Chicago, Illinois, with payment on delivery.
The British Royal Air Force photographer maintains efficiency under shortages using substitutes and candlelight to develop plates. His rapid prints aid the Intelligence staff. Old Moore’s Almanac predicts a lively year with a capital labor clash, political strife, and Russia’s troubles, plus notable deaths and wartime figures.
A playful line explores a bond of sympathy between a good-looking lass and a good-looking glass, suggesting charm and reflection in a lighthearted, witty tone.
Soldiers returning from the fighting in France found baths and fresh clothing essential for recovery. American officers describe rolling shower units and disinfection gear washing away battle wear, with centers capable of serving up to 1,500 men daily. The program aims to move with divisions and keep men ready for the front while offering brief, refreshing relief.
An Indianapolis officer in a French hospital recalls a French officer pinning a war cross to his pajamas and a nurse planting a kiss on his cheek. The piece praises American nurses in France for courage and discipline and notes romance was rare amid urgent care.
Col Murrell L Bruckner of Dulas says the Hun must be whipped at any cost but hopes young men return to college after the war. He cites a story from the Hobby Ferguson race illustrating the need for higher education and a rally for larger educational appropriations amid political ca rousel.
A field article extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for infants and children. It urges checking for genuine product by the California Fig Syrup Company and warns against counterfeits. The piece touts the remedy as gentle, pleasant tasting, and effective for stomach and bowel cleansing.
Two city modistes discuss a rival, Mrs DeChiffons, dismissing her as lacking imagination. A gloomy man overhears and remarks that imagination is little needed these days in the modiste trade.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for nasal catarrh and recurrent head colds. It claims internal action through the bloodstream to cleanse mucous surfaces and reduce susceptibility to colds, with a money back guarantee if not cured. The ad cites F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
A terse dialogue unfolds with a sweet young thing asking a nun in wartime attire if the person is engaged in war work. The reply comes curtly from Lum, a divorce lawyer, as a sigh signals resignation or irony in this brief encounter.
The text promotes regular gentle laxative use to stay clean both inside and out. It cites Doctor Pierre's Pleasant Pellets as an example and claims Adv Itice is easy to digest while roast veal is hard, reflecting antique dietary advice.
An article outlines influenza characteristics seen worldwide since Spain noted in May, stressing that the illness itself is rarely fatal but complications, especially in the weak or bedridden, pose dangers. It advises rest, hydration, and bed rest, with external VapoRub therapy and avoiding cold environments. emphasizes no universal cure, transmission through droplets, and cautious use of remedies like quinine or Dover's Powders under medical guidance.
A crowded San Francisco Chronicle page presents wartime quips about noise and a pun on a Hun about to be licked. The exchange references hogs, fences, and sleeping under blankets in a cold setting.
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