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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
3
A Los Angeles Times reader memory recounts a Civil War sea episode shared by a sea captain who served as a neighbor. General Butler ordered sailors below but the captain refused and warned of consequences before the threat faded.
The assistant director of the Schon of ann reports they have determined key findings in the academic sciences. The statement underscores ongoing progress and the dedication of the team to advance research objectives.
A midshipman reports a Frenchman living like Robinson Crusoe on a remote Indian Ocean island near the Rafigi river in German East Africa. The sole white inhabitant lived with a black companion, traded turtle meat for news, and clung to 1911 1913 Tit Bits issues for world knowledge while awaiting rescue.
The text discusses gun recoil in large artillery, noting how firing ordinary life weapons causes a kick that can knock a man down. It explains the ongoing challenge of controlling recoil and mentions the use of recoil chambers with a glycerin-based compound as a potential solution.
An English town council debated adjourning for lunch after a long sitting. The mayor opposed and a member quipped about ham in the mouth while the mayor countered that a man with so much ham should not want lunch.
A reader recalls digestive distress from sedentary work and heavy hotel meals. After weight loss and poor appetite, Nature signals a diet change is needed. The writer notes dyspepsia and stomach trouble from overeating and outlines a transition to better eating habits.
Mary, Joan, and Eric inhabit a tense scene with Eric and Joan in an embrace as Mary steps away in quiet longing. Uncle Jake resists telling pirate tales, while family tensions surface about New York visits, Prebry, and a new preacher.
A retrospective on early New York governors and the rise of Manhattan from a 2,000 inhabitant colony to a vast metropolis. It highlights Peter Minuit’s $20 purchase, the shortcomings of Dutch rulers, and Thomas Dongan’s 1683 charter shaping later freedoms that inspired the American Revolution.
Dabes Jabes contemplates a spate of funerals at the Beaman home after a trial. He suspects medical neglect amid rising mystery about premature deaths and a looming investigation as sunlit moments mix with unease. Eric and Joans greet him at the gate as daybreak gives way to a tense, hopeful scene.
A fragmented column notes social flaws in Mr Bryant and peers while highlighting early women's suffrage activist Mrs O H Belmont and a Baltimore man described as a lifelong bathless husband, with odd anecdotes about life guards.
A wounded, hopeful voice urges Geina to persevere on the road. The speaker asks courage, asking if weary work and deferred hope can be eased by faith and persistence. The lines hint at belief that better days come, with God’s presence sustaining in October.
A Washington dispatch reviews the failed buy a bale of cotton promotion tied to President Wilson. Investors faced losses as bales bought at ten cents a pound yielded no steady profits. The piece urges caution, noting the plan’s emotional hype and urging practical scrutiny in government and commerce.
Dr. Joseph Goldberger of the U S public health service reports a practical hypothesis for pellagra prevention and cure. He finds the disease, which has caused about 30 000 deaths in five to six years, can be prevented by an appropriate diet without environmental or hygienic changes.
A fragmentary piece reflects on daily life as a moral fabric where work, industry, and purposeful living define existence. It contrasts productive labor with distraction and laments a drift toward waste, urging steady effort during daily routines.
A woman from the prideland belt, riding in a wagon on Decatur Street in Atlanta, is arrested for talking back to law enforcement. The judge and officer clash with humorous exchanges about her husband and a gabbing habit. The item mixes extracts from Case and Comment and light moral quips on money and manners.
A brief health notice warns mothers of common baby illnesses and symptoms such as weakness loss of appetite sleepiness and breathing issues. It suggests immediate care with Cartora a remedy and cautions against delaying treatment for fevers congestion and contagious diseases.
A young French woman defies wartime cellar warnings, claiming fear of spiders drives her refusal to seek shelter during Zeppelin alerts. Neighbors debate the danger as authorities urge compliance with civil defense measures.
The first ruler of United Maly let his mustache grow so long that in old age he would not eat at public banquets. When eating he tied the ends behind his head, avoiding this display before outsiders. Harriet, duchess of Sutherland, noted Victor Emmanuel’s ferocious look and likened it to a dragon in London Chronicle remarks.
Fragrant creams and soaps marketed for infants offer cleansing and soothing relief from rashes and chafings. Advertisers promise safe use from birth with sample offers by mail through Cuticura Dept XY, Boston. Sold widely.
A conversation notes a college student who broke his arm during football practice the first week, yet continues to excel academically. The speaker emphasizes the injury dictated his academic focus from the start.
In a London Opinion mock exchange a platoon commander contemplates eating lunch after the umpire declares his men shot and unavailable. The quip underscores the absurdity of wartime orders and casualties.
A brisk quip captures a character named Gale who bursts in with bold bravado. The dialogue hints at a windy metaphor for his entrance and influence. The tone is light and humorous, centered on a playful exchange about disruption.
Chicago illustrated book of the eye features Marine Eye Remedy Co. promotion. Ad notes a woman’s foot in it as a cautionary line, implying the need for careful eye care and product remedies.
A playful exchange notes a stage manager boosting chorus pay and jokes that he is tending a farm by raising chickens. The quip frames the manager's actions as a humorous agricultural loaf.
Mollie remarks on recognizing a gentleman in a crowded car by his general appearance. Dollie notes a wise man falters in religious or political argument. She adds a quip that in a woman’s hands the powder rag is mightier than the sword.
Distinguished doctors including Dr. Eberle Dr. Braithwaite and Dr. Simon endorse analyzing urine as a poor guide to disease. The ad urges readers with backache scalding urine or kidney trouble to contact Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY for free advice by sending urine and symptoms. It touts Anuric a 50 cent box and other Pierce tonics as long trusted remedies.
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