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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
7
Harmon Marsh recalls a letter from an East Coast chum at Uncle Sam's shipyards. Soldiers pass daily in trains near the yard and cheer the steel hulls and riveters. A worker later asked for one ship to bring them home from France to their own shores.
An appeal praises women’s sacrifices and urges learning war nursing at home. It advertises a new edition of Common Sense Medical Aid with chapters on First Aid Hygiene and women’s health, offered by Dr. Pierce at 654 Washington Street Buffalo NY for 50 cents.
Itching burning skins and rashes are said to respond to Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Free samples offered at Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 or 50 cents by druggists or mail.
A string of quirky, disjointed quotations references aging, draft registry, an Ohio inventor who allegedly created a heat powered argument device, and homemaking tips about Red Cross Ball Blue. The piece mixes oddities, social commentary, and household product lines in a dated voice.
Sir Charles Wakefield of the Gardeners' Company presented a basket of fruit and vegetables to the lord mayor of London as a symbol of good citizenship. He praised produce over flowers, noting the beauty of the potato leek and cabbage, but the delegation gave the lady mayoress a bunch of orchids instead of leeks.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Willie and a talkative caller in a strained exchange about leaving quickly. The text mentions a future matrimonial alliance and references to haste and waste, with scattered garbled phrases about art and panwraiis.
The American salvage depot in Toure France, employing about five thousand workers, restored war debris including hair brushes and clothing. The operation saves millions, with last month’s value estimated at 2.6 million dollars, and processes hundreds of thousands of garments and thousands of shoes daily for front line and support use.
The Spanish minister of public works outlined plans to nationalize trunk and secondary railways, regulate concessions, expand public works funding, reform mortgages, create an agricultural credit body, and organize agronomic services. He argues state intervention and economic nationalism are essential to prevent postwar economic despoilation and to empower Spain's military and industrial recovery.
A Royal naval air service pilot describes a daytime attack off the Belgian coast in which seaplanes strafed and dropped bombs on six German destroyers near Zeebrugge. One destroyer took a direct hit and sank, with five others seen returning to Ostend while a sixth hull vanished.
Amsterdam reports a German program employing blinded soldiers to polish marble. A Kiel fire trial showed blind workers detect unevenness by touch. The Kenian Meenle More Bt Puscehart hires several polisher specialists and pays good wages, with blind workers given labor preference.
A jagged excerpt shows a magistrate demanding an exam of a prisoner while the other speaker protests with mixed language fragments and hesitation. The fragmentary text suggests a courtroom or interrogation setting with uncertain speakers and intent.
A discouraged Frenchman struggles with English as he mispronounces terms like typhoid fever and headache. The quirk escalates into a comic misunderstanding about remedies while a doctor’s harsh pronouncement adds a twist of fatalism.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haaviem of Capsules as a cure for backache and urinary symptoms blamed on gravel or stones. It claims the oil soaks into kidneys, attacks inflammatory germs, and promises renewed health within 24 hours, urging dosage maintenance to prevent future attacks.
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