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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
6
Providence Illinois woman describes relief from backache nervousness and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits weight gain improved energy and well being to the remedy and urges others to seek Mrs Lynch's experience and order from Lydia E Pinkham Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
The narrator recalls an eye exam using belladonna to dilate pupils and a promise of clear sight with dark glasses. After leaving a crowded car, the friend sits upfront, the narrator ends up in a rear seat and sits on a young man's lap. Amid jitters and laughter, the black glasses offer relief by concealing identity.
An advertisement claims Cascarets cure constipation biliousness headaches and sour stomach by cleansing the bowels removing poison from the blood and flushing excess bile. It asserts a Cascaret at night will straighten you out by morning and that the product works while you sleep.
In a West Minnesota town a poker game drew attention as a player named trenger allegedly dealt himself three aces from the bottom. One participant confronted another, asking if the deal truly originated with the man they accused, noting the audacious trick.
Bruce undergoes a prison routines and a forced toilette before meeting Noel. He hopes for work with Noel yet fears removal to a distant camp and the loss of identity. A trusted Indian guide Benito escorts him toward a river and the House of the Little Shoes, signaling a turning point.
Corey Bruce views a distant white villa named The House of the Little Shoes, the grand estate of David Noel. He ponders Noel’s rise, the master’s guarded power, and the strange shoe gates as he travels toward Noel’s opulent residence, fearing what lies ahead.
An elderly lifestyle guidance piece discusses lifespan expectations, urging moderation to protect vital organs. It highlights high blood pressure as a killer risk, lists purine-heavy foods to avoid, and recommends plant-forward nitrogen sources, steady fats, and balanced meals. It notes coffee or tea remains acceptable for most seniors.
Health Commissioner Robertson of Chicago reports a sanitarium of 1000 patients treated without morphine for nearly a year. Professor Macht and Macht’s tests show benalybenzoate may relieve conditions often treated with opiates, including kidney colic and muscle spasms. Caution urged about self treatment. morphine remains common for diarrhoea and pain.
The Minnesota Public Health Association and partners publish feeding guidelines for young children. Breakfast includes cereals and milk. lunch and dinner feature vegetables, meat, and desserts. Milk limited to one pint daily. avoid tea coffee beer. fried foods limited. fruits, breads, and cereals emphasized. avoid pork and certain raw vegetables. Emphasizes thorough chewing and avoiding large unchewed bites. Notes some meats may digest similarly to others per recent American Journal of Physiology studies.
A Boston Transcript column recalls a remark about the young Prince of Wales saying Some boy and humor about the king. It notes an occasion during a royal navy tour when George called to Eddie to sing God Save Your Grandmother, illustrating royal wit and family banter.
In London Tit-Bits a child points out a man sitting on the pavement talking to a banana skin. Mrs Iggins recalls christening him Arold from a hymn book but jokes about hearing Harold angels singing.
In San Francisco rural weekly report, R B P Troy, acting as his own counsel in his wife's divorce case, abruptly halted proceedings and complained that his wife was making faces at him during the hearing.
In Stockholm, a concerned parent scolds Tommy, asking if he can learn not to throw hand grenades at elders, highlighting a troubling incident that unsettles the household and prompts reflection on safety and discipline.
An exchange on a London street features a speaker asking the best time to settle a half dollar debt. The other person retorts with humor, thanking providence and closing the brief, comic interaction.
Mr Chuggins answers what he regards as the most impractical art of our railroad problems. He states beating an express train over a grade crossing as the worst example, highlighting the dangers and need for safety improvements.
A well-traveled man recounts asking for church directions in Dresden. The local answers reveal not only politeness but a shared ignorance as he learns from a man and then his running brother that neither knew the church’s location. The anecdote ends with light humor about collective unfamiliarity.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal presents dialogue noting fear and reassurance between two unnamed speakers. LT counters that fear was not present. The exchange hints at a tension around downtown retention without detailing location or full context.
A silk shirt deal in New York collapses when the maker undercuts the seller, moving a shipment to Lawrence Massachusetts at ten dollars per dozen. The owner boasts high profits from a booming luxury demand in factory districts, while a separate Alabama plan erodes Florida counties with federal assent, and Columbus Day faces abolition in Alabama per the New York Evening Post.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes signs of the times as long lines form for university registrations. It highlights Columbia University adding 600 new students and reports widespread mentions of “record” classes across colleges and technical schools, signaling rising demand for education nationwide.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a child laxative. It urges parents to seek the California brand on the package for a trusted laxative and boasts a fruity taste. The copy claims full dosing directions on each bottle and encourages giving it without fear to relieve fever and bowels.
The article recalls the voyage of the Santa Maria with the Nina and the Pintas as the epoch making fleet from Spain. It contrasts this with Trafalgar as the last great sailing battle that secured England mastery of the seas.
A teaser touts Danderine as a beauty aid for hair, promising a mass of song and style for girls. The copy emphasizes hair appeal and brand allure in a period tone.
Thick gleamy tresses with Danderine. This stimulating tonic claims to restore life color brightness and abundance to lifeless thinning hair. A 31 cent bottle offered at drug or toilet counters to refresh scalp check dandruff and falling hair. Hurry.
A nine year old girl Marjorie misses a hundred on school reports and a promised quarter. She falls ill after a few days doctors visit, then recovers, and she realizes the hundred was the goal tied to her reward. The tale is recounted by Christian Advocate.
A compact exchange questions trust in rumors and scandalous claims, with the speaker urging skepticism about sensational chatter and urging careful judgment before belief. The snippet hints at media or social discourse shaping perception.
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