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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
7
c T Clayton of Woodbury New Jersey recounts a severe kidney complaint with back pains that left him unable to work for two years. He credits Deans Kidney Pills with rapid improvement and lasting health, praising the product as worth its weight in gold.
A young soldier, pale and smiling, dies after being wheeled to a cot following seven bullet wounds. An attendant finds his half written letter to his mother beginning with a claim of a five mile advance against the Germans and a note he is slightly wounded.
An advertisement urges preparedness for washday with Red Cross Ball Blue, promising clear white results and a smile at snow white clothes. It claims the blue is true blue and notes grocers carry the product. A stray remark on domestic life follows about smoke in homes and wartime butter beans, ending with a quip on men wasting time.
A fragment from a humorous local item mentions a child asking why she cries and a reply about parents who were golf enthusiasts becoming “golf bugs.” The quirky dialogue hints at a lighthearted community vignette with playful wordplay and local character.
Chicago hosts the Win the War convention of the National Dental Association from August 7 to 10 with ten thousand delegates expected. Dentists across America perform free operations to help recruits pass exams, while clinics focus on pyorrhea and dental infection and plastic surgery for war injuries is showcased. The event emphasizes military equality for dentists, international attendance by the Canadian Center Association, and unveiling of a 6,000 star service flag and a statue fund contributed by dentists nationwide.
London reports Premier Lloyd George praising American troops in France and predicting postwar upheavals. He notes society will face social and economic disturbances and presents two possible futures for those who endured war. Mrs Hinrichs seeks separation citing domestic strife and alleged mistreatment by her husband, including a noisy Victrola torture incident and broken promises about children.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. It promises instant relief after a drop, allowing lifting with fingers and minimal cost from druggists. The copy labels Freezone as a Cincinnati genius discovery.
Senator Myers of Montana cites the Kaiser's anniversary wartime remarks to argue Germany seeks peace with neighbors. A separate critic recounts a preacher addressing Redface and a stray exchange about loving enemies, ending with a garbled retort.
The advert claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness by a constitutional bloodstream action. It explains deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian mucous lining and tube blockage, and promises a $100 reward for any cure failing. Circulars offered free.
An OCR damaged ad promotes a product RATONGH or EATONTOC claiming to cure chronic stomach acid and restore strength. It targets readers with digestive distress, promising fast relief, full calorie absorption, and a money-back guarantee, offering a fifty cent bottle by mail from Katomie Roweds Cyr in Chicago.
Do minican Republic towns boast municipal markets with every size in reach, reflecting widespread local commerce. The observation from Sioux City Publishing Company No 40.1918 highlights a network of markets underpinning urban life and trade across towns of varying scales.
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