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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
7
A Peruvian woman described long days of 15 hour work through housework and factory shifts. She credits Ham's Vegetable Compound with relief from backache and dragging pains after trying various medicines. The item includes brief local notes and a humorous exchange about eggs.
A large American flying camp near Tesodou France trains aviators in combat, bombardment, and reconnaissance. Visitors see grasshopper taxis, double control machines, and the Flying Dragon on field three as instructors guide pilots through ground work, flight, and night operations across nine fields with mass barracks and evolving aircraft.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local remedies as the ear tube remains blocked. Inflammation must be reduced to restore normal function or hearing may be permanently damaged. Many deafness cases stem from catarrh, an issue of mucous surfaces. A claim offers one hundred dollars for cure of catarrhal deafness that cannot be helped, distributed by F. H. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Uncle Eben jokes about repeatedly seeing the same photo in newspapers as he ponders what he does to gain fame beyond being photographed. The light remark reflects media visibility and self-mocking humor from an older era.
Fragmentary dialogue shows distorted phrasing and names like To and Deivate or similar, suggesting garbled archival dialogue. The snippet lacks clear actions, context, or identifiable subjects to form a full report.
An old ad copy touts Cuticura products for dandruff and skin troubles. It claims instant improvement with Cuticura Ointment and Shampoo and Cuticura Soap, inviting readers to request free samples from Cuticura Dept X Beaton and purchase by mail or at druggists.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation plans a new policy under Director-General Schwab and Vice President Piez to have eastern yards build only one vessel type. Existing contracts run to completion, but future deals will specify a single design per plant to raise output, balance steel distribution, and lift annual production by hundreds of thousands of tons.
The food administration explains how Paris green supply for crops was preserved by diverting acetic acid to airplane dope production. Vinegar with about 1 percent acetic acid now aids Paris green, with lead and calcium arsenates offered as substitutes. The article notes military needs and urges public understanding of wartime adjustments to strengthen national resources.
The Manitoba government boosts the good roads drive by widening highways under the Highways Act and offering two silver trophies for travel roads and earth paths. Each trophy features relief scenes of the Applian Way and a log drag with horses. The history references the Vaterland and Leviathan in a transported context.
The Pittabarah leader warns against extremism urging balance and mid ground. He cites Macaulay and Halifax on tolerance and averting harm from rigid zeal, emphasizing the need for temperate views amid factional clash.
The Rev Dr. Francia Te. Frost of Staten Island, Red Cross chaplain at Neuilly No. 1 hospital, details the influx of wounded after July’s drive. He notes endurance, simple needs unmet, and soldiers finding comfort in friendship, faith, and shared religion amid suffering.
Italian deputy Carlo Di Frasso Dentice recounts months in Russian prisons and a tense interview in Rome. He describes Red Guards in Riga, predicts possible German-Russian moves, and tells of meeting Trotsky and interrogation by a official named Lusky. He says allies should intervene and Japan could aid.
Reports from the Great Lakes naval station show a steady weekly rise in mail handling for the past two months. For the week ending an agent Boo noted increased letters and 7600 special stations and parcels received, with staff expanding from 12 to handle the growth and mail delivered by appointed messengers.
Busy men are happy with time to spare while Red Cross Ball Blue offers genuine comfort and lasting pleasure on wash day. Available at all good grocers, Ady.
Purports to cure backache kidney and bladder troubles with Gold Medal Hanlen On Capsules. Claims quick relief from lumbago rheumatism gravel and urinary issues, with cleansing action on kidneys and blood. Urges purchase via druggist with refund if not satisfied and promotes authenticity of the product.
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