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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
7
Adelia Stewman of Ohio recalls aging health issues and the relief she found with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a Change of Life. She avoided doctors for 18 years, credits the remedy for good health, and notes a long period without medical visits.
A fragmented narrative mixes a Joyce star encounter with a crying girl and a deceased parent, along with testimonial notes on health remedies. It blends a Hollywood moment with disjointed anecdotes and letter snippets about kidney pills and faith.
Florence Carman faces cross examination today in Mineola New York over the murder of Mrs Laurie Sailey with testimony from her household members testifying Carman was in bed at the time of the shooting and later retrieved the revolver from a claimant. Neighbors and observers describe Mrs Carman’s composed demeanor as prosecutors question her about suspicions of her husband and the women involved.
London reports the German cruiser Karlsruhe sank four British merchantmen and captured crews. The Crefeld arrived at Teneriffe with survivors, while additional ships like Strathroy, Maple Branch, Hope, Condor, and Low were sunk. About 8,000 seamen were taken prisoner as German vessels pressed trade and warfare.
In Miowe, Oz, Lipranians elected officers at a local gathering. The roster lists an exasion, a librarian, a guardian, and a secretary with unclear names such as Maude Lowe and J. WW. Cures. The fragmentary text mentions Waterloo and Tremar in passing.
The photograph shows Mmie Classens daughter of a wealthy Antwerp merchant. She fled with thousands of Belgians near Antwerp as World War I raged. She lost her father and two brothers, her home was destroyed, and the Classens fortune vanished. Now she and her widowed mother live in Holland on charity.
The article argues that large British landowners are breaking up estates into smaller holdings to reform ownership and support working classes amid tax changes. It notes Lloyd George’s budget, higher land and income taxes, and social reforms improving housing, health, and welfare, prompting independence for farmers and a shift away from feudal control.
Paris reports a battle near the birthplace of Jules Verne where submarines and aircraft clash along the Flemish coast. French, English, Belgian, and German forces deploy rapid-fire weapons and aerial observers as monitors and German submarines engage near Ostend and Nieuwpoort.
Berlin and London dispatches cite German headquarters saying Russian attacks near West Augustow were repulsed and several machine guns captured. Reports note uncertain news from the southeastern front and claim German and Austrian forces hold the Vistula south of the Pilica river with some Austrian success south of Preowmys.
Report notes crews advance from Bu kowica as Sorian territory becomes clear of Russian presence. Austrian forces push toward Serth amid ongoing front activity and territorial reorganization.
Petrograd dispatch underlines rapid German withdrawal from Warsaw while heavy artillery bombs fortifications. In Galicia fierce fighting persists near Preemysl and the Vietula area as Russian forces advance, taking over 20 officers, 2,000 soldiers, and multiple rapid fire guns.
Vienna announces Bukowina’s crown land Czernowhex fell from Russian control early in the war and has been recaptured by Austria. Austrians also took two Russian field fortifications southeast of Sam and northwest of Bamber, with several prisoners and six machine guns.
A fragmentary description depicts busy scenes at the State Department with focus on the secretary and foreign policy concerns. It notes increased activity, federal staff shifts, and vast correspondence about Mexico, Japan, and Europe as foreign issues dominate the work and staffing adjustments.
London dispatches report German defeat near Warsaw with the British press cautious yet suggesting a shift along the Vistula. Allies allegedly pressuring German positions near Pirke and Sudomir as tempers rise over the war's trajectory.
The report from London in October cites confusion over the fate of Prince Marrillan of Hesse, son of the late sister of Emperor Wilhelm, whose death on the battlefield remains unresolved. Partial details indicate fevered rumors and uncertain confirmation as investigators search for clarity.
Wireless dispatch from Vienna states Austrians claim control of Carpathian passes and report heavy attack on a Russian town near Felestya, with activity to the north of Laex. The report notes unclear details and possible bombardment across the region as forces clash.
Bank directors of the Chicago district gather for a routine meeting amid emerging notes on pending policy and governance. No final decisions reported. attendance expected from key officers and committee chairs.
A fragmented verse piece describes a woman in an old plaid shawl passing by with modest grace as a man recalls a courtly moment. The scene blends rural imagery with a nod to social charm and past loves, set among archaic diction and faded memories. The narrator muses on fame, loyalty, and distant places like Galway and Clare, echoing classic Irish storytelling.
The text discusses how mental activity and attitude influence aging and health. It cites Orison Swett Marden and a Paris Pasteur Institute view arguing life extension depends more on mind than body. It notes few reach 100, promotes keeping mind active after fifty to preserve vigor, with body shaping to thought.
Mrs J L West of Kyles Ohio describes a year old child with head pimples and itching that led to bleeding and hair loss. After trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the head cleared in two weeks and hair stopped falling out. Advertisement notes worldwide sales and free samples via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
The Philadelphia Record recounts a nervous patient in a dentist chair who insists on gas for a small tooth extraction. The hurried dentist pushes ahead, the man keeps one eye open, and a strained exchange ends with a muffled comment from the back of dreamland as the patient sleeps.
A brief exchange unfolds aboard a train as a thin summer coat wearer shivers and notes that “it approaches” while another man confirms “it’s in the air.” The dialogue, laced with self-deprecating humor about intelligence and pride, includes a quip about pawning an overcoat in May and not raising three dollars until July. The Albany Journal commentary closes with a reflection on listening and pride.
A testimonial from Mr J B Reese of Maryland describes long lasting catarrh relief after using Peruna. He claims smell and taste returned, headaches and fever eased, and overall health improved after three bottles.
The Wall Street Journal reports August hoards of silver in France reached 400 million coins worth about 2 billion francs. Regular notes were issued in small denominations as silver currency fled into hoards across France and neighboring nations, implying massive withdrawals from circulation and bank deposits totaling about 4 billion dollars.
Money for Christmas. Selling guaranteed wear-proof hea ery to friends and neighbors. Big Xmas business. Wear-Proof Mills, 320 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pan Adv.
Municipal Cold Storage in Cleveland Ohio runs a user friendly facility where housewives can store eggs butter or apples when prices drop. Retail merchants rent cold storage lockers for five dollars monthly while wholesale dealers also rent space. The plant operates a 30 ton per day cooling unit with a 60 ton per day machine being added and the warehouse is being doubled in size.
A provocative exchange questions gender norms as a young woman remarks on appearance while another retorts that tradition persists. The dialogue frames ongoing tensions over female voting rights and male financial obligations, triggering wider discussion.
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