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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
7
A fragment claims a woman found relief during the life phase through a root or remedy, with a testimonial style note from a Fremont Ohio resident advocating the Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and confidential letters.
Private Joseph Moore of the Der shiing forces recalls firing at German explosives that he says wiped out about 40 enemy soldiers. He was hit and left “shell shocked” and deaf and dumb for a time before awakening in a life hospital.
Disjointed phrases describe cold sensations and an excited child, with odd quotes about a mother and duck eggs, plus a conscience conflict involving a young man and a girl. The garbled OCR yields no clear event, date, or identifiable persons.
Washington reports experimental postal truck routes have become highly profitable. J. Blakeslee notes a Philadelphia to Washington line costs 800 dollars monthly and yields 16 thousand dollars monthly in eight months. Seventy routes operate, mostly east of the Mississippi, with plans to expand to 860 million dollars annual revenue for road projects.
Dutch reformers plan a special mission to America to repair perceived strain in Dutch US relations. Handelsblad notes American opinion questions Hol lands stance on war and accuses some Dutch protests of self interest while urging clear Dutch commitment to anti imperial aims.
A distorted Northland notice reports Siberians fearing supply cuts from Vindivostok. Nome officials in Alaska consider sending merch from Anadyr to aid humanitarian needs and maintain trade links with Russian municipal authorities.
In the Mt Michiel salient area American troops overran German positions after four years of occupation. Quarters found included running water electric light steam heat a tennis court and bowling alleys with shellproof dugouts and wine cellars. A village Euvezin study showed maps a telephone switchboard and a wooden observatory. Evidence of German haste and effort to make livable trenches included concrete bunkers with running water telephones stoves and drainage.
Java-compiled data show Japan extended numerous loans to China in 1918 totaling about 72.7 million dollars in eight months, with prior war-era lending lifting overall to nearly 100 million. Institutions like Yokohama Specie Bank and Industrial Bank of Japan served as lenders, pledging forests and salt revenues as security.
Virginia plans to employ idle convicts from Moundaville penitentiary in railroad and public works. Cates A. Swine, labor supervisor, says prisoners may be used to ease labor shortages, with state authority granting access to convict labor for government projects.
Secretary of War Newton D Baker visited American troops in the Winchester district near London. He tried the 70 pound pack, spoke with soldiers, toured Red Cross hospitals and recreation huts, and chatted with his cousin Sergeant Harry Chiswell. He praised preparations for winter camps and stressed national support.
In France, Salvation Army worker Mother Burdick set up all night chocolate service for American troops. She recruited Pa Burdick and assistants to serve hot chocolate to front line doughboys, pausing divisions to refuel. Over one night, more than 16 000 cups were handed out.
Amid market turmoil in Kentucky the price of whiskey ranges from a few cents to $1.16 per gallon. Dealers split on whether prohibition will depress or boost demand and prices. Operators fear bankruptcies but some hold on as prices rise in past years. Tax changes and wartime limits compound uncertainty about future revenues.
An old time home remedy promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney and urinary issues. The ad claims relief from backache joints and various bodily ailments with capsules sold by druggists, money back if not helped, three sizes offered.
A blocky advertisement extols a product named KATONIC or FATONIC as a universal cure for acid stomach and related ailments. It promises rapid relief from sourness belching indigestion and tiredness, claiming to restore strength and appetite and offering a money back guarantee through the Bateson Memory Company of Chicago.
General O'Neill of Allentown arrived in Spartansburg three hours late. A black sap escorted to receive him was dismissed, and the general was briefly detained by a sentry who demanded identification. He was told to report to headquarters and explain the delay. Los Angeles Times.
Advertises free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment with quick relief for itching and skin and scalp troubles. Provides mailing address Cuticura Dept X Boston and states samples available at druggists and by mail. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product and a promotional line about two of a kind with titled figures.
British war cabinet report 1917 notes a vast Vecht railway system created in Pramey with about 4700 wires of track and full equipment supplied during the year. Total mileage of permanent railway track supplied to the theater of war reached roughly 4600 miles.
The fragmentary text hints at a quirky line about dental issues and nerves. Readable content is minimal, offering little concrete event or named entities to anchor a full summary. Further readable material needed for a coherent newspaper item.
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