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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
5
The article explains wartime bombing evolution from guesswork to accurate sights, noting the importance of cool heads, training, and the role of bomb fuzes. It discusses light conditions, ballistics, and the differing effects of contact versus delay fuzes on targets like railways and factories.
A ranting critique alleges whisky investors and distributors profited massively from anti prohibition propaganda. It cites figures claiming hundreds of millions of dollars tied up in whisky and stockpilings, and notes traders’ profits after government action halted production.
A fragmentary lament on ruined highways and neglected repairs. The author rails at dirt, rubble, and halted progress as roads wash away and funds vanish, calling for modern methods and better travel conditions amid wartime strain.
A French inquiry reveals Private Petrand of the Trench Colonel Infantes forged heroism claims. Reports say his military medals, including the War Cross and seven stars, were earned through fabricated exploits in Morocco and Europe. Police indicate five imprisonments replaced by citations mark his damaged combat record.
The text surveys several strategic moves by Germany and its neighbors during wartime. It notes Spain seizing interned German ships, Germany promising not to provoke fights, Sweden turning over shipping to the Allies, and a new Dutch premier cautious about transit through neutral territory. It argues these incidents reveal how much neighbors know about Germany and how small moves influence larger outcomes.
A report from the National Industrial Conference Board notes women in war time employment showing adaptability in machine shop tasks across 131 establishments employing 926,016 men and 49,023 women. Women operated drill presses lathes core making inspecting and assembling products with speed and dexterity often rivaling or surpassing male workers, especially in automobile manufacturing and munitions plants where they were 20 to 60 percent more productive.
A fragmentary OCR passage describes a window display with a label reading Gant olen and mentions garments and a playful inquiry from a child. The readable text hints at a domestic scene focused on clothing items and a humorous misunderstanding.
The text describes training where cadets use airborne photographs to map enemy positions and direct simulated artillery. From lantern slides projected on screens, maps and wireless keys guide real time coordinates to a hypothetical battery, enabling precise corrections for silencing a Hun battery.
A British merchant ship captain, held prisoner aboard a German U boat, recounted depth charge shocks that rattled the sub and unnerved its crew. He described harsh camp conditions, scarce rations for officers and sailors, and the crew’s grim endurance during their voyage to Heligoland and Brandenburg before release.
Article argues that soldiers cope with fear and fatigue through constant activity and work parties. It notes that while war horrors press on the mind, action and duty provide distraction, maintaining morale and discipline.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Minnesota man and churches, with garbled phrases about a basket, box, lancette, nickel sounds, a watchinet rattle, and a blank cartridge. The passage is unclear and inconsistently presented.
In Mexico City a U S information drive shows results as Mexican residents and expatriates gain respect for America. Pro Allied sentiment grows with posters films and news reports while German propaganda loses traction and anti American outbursts decline.
A fragment argues for productive work during war and mocks idleness among neighbors. It contrasts laborers and scholars, noting doctors and teachers must serve the sick and rising generation while society debates value of letters and knowledge. It reflects wartime urgency and social expectation.
A fragment describes a silkworm figure known as the silkworm of the sea. It spins a delicate fiber used in old regal weaving. The text mentions gloves and a pair chosen by a craftsman who prepares yellow threads, highlighting the fiber's strength.
A fragment notes two clerks on a single day with a puzzled remark about age and clothing. The brief hints at a discussion involving a younger lad and the label Vubber, referenced by Seepeaeey, suggesting a misheard or garbled name.
The article recounts German wartime financial exactions on Belgium from 1914 to 1917, detailing monthly francs payments rising with inflation, seizure of town funds, and a dramatic vault burglary at the institute. It notes Belgium’s loss of machinery, materials, and men and cites key dates and figures in the occupation narrative.
Louise Rousseau a 22 year old French girl arrived on a large transport ship. An American named Arthur MacSleddon promised to adopt her and bring her to America as his daughter after arranging a legal guardianship. Immigrant officials questioned the plan and authorities in Washington state that adoption proceeds may face hurdles.
The passage notes concerns about broiler turkeys being immature at sale. It describes how some dealers recruit underdeveloped birds and push to raise maturity, aiming to boost available supply and present these birds in club restaurant markets.
Fragmentary copy reports a 16 year old dime novel style tale about Jesse James in a county union society context. References to an armed obstruction and a nearby rail yard suggest a crime related incident, but the text is garbled.
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