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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
7
Stella Linxwiler of Evansville Indiana reports relief from irregular menstrual periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes backache cramps and malaise improving with the remedy and urges others to try it.
Two women in the grandstand show indifference to the baseball game preferring books films or stories. They remark you never know how an old ball game will turn out.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes. It promotes hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and optional Cuticura Talcum for finishing. Prices listed as 25e each.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge muses on his son Bearcat's quick wits and the family pride. He recalls feeling puffed up by the boy’s cuteness, while noting the elder’s talk of Job and a harsh curse on the day of birth. Bearcat, nearly four, is described as eager to speak yet learning limits.
A reader letter by Arthur Griabane laments wartime hunger, urges relief for Russia and Tennessee heroism, and questions rail policy under Henry Ford. The piece muses on government ownership of railroads, Bavarian nostalgia, and the dangers of price cuts amid the war economy.
New York case holds that when a cake with hidden wire caused injury, the manufacturer impliedly warrants wholesomeness to the ultimate consumer. The court reversed a dismissal, ruling there is an implied warranty of fitness for human consumption extending from manufacturer to consumer, even absent a direct contract.
The New York Herald reports a Los Angeles exhibition showcasing Mexican factory products including sisal textiles, timber like mahogany and ebony, diverse farm goods, minerals, and replicas from the Mexico City national museum. The event aims to attract colonists and features ancient replicas unearthed by extinct Mexican cultures. It also notes smallpox in Nottingham and a Newark artesian well repurposed to cool a home, plus a New York peddler arrested for license issues who paid $8 after explaining the horse’s headache.
Sir John Simon, one of England's leading jurists, will represent Great Britain at the annual meeting of the American and Canadian Bar Association.
Dr. Copeland reports several typhus cases in New York City linked to long-term residents with contact to new arrivals. He urges strengthened immigrant inspection, lice control, and physician education to prevent spread before the disease takes hold.
The report cites Rockefeller Foundation data showing infant mortality in New York declined from 2.0 to 1.6 per 1000 births after home visiting nurses and health stations expanded. It argues the Sheppard-Towner program aided such work and would be promoted nationwide by the pending bill.
The New York Tribune notes insurers offer golf coverage after assessing the risk golfers assume on crowded public links. It cites hazards from bunkers to brambles and the danger of errant balls, while touching on wartime terms and distant fires in Asia.
A reflective piece urges a man to grow in faith through Bible study prayer and song. It emphasizes charity toward others including foolish youths who attend church merely for show and predicts personal transformation through spiritual acts and neighborly kindness.
Dr J B McNair outlines a three stage poison ivy dermatitis course with burns and blisters. He favors specific applications including lead acetate iodine ferric chloride and magnesium sulphate based remedies, plus protective coverings in the final stage. Immunity attempts include serum injections and controlled exposure. some claims of cow milk immunity exist but are unsafe.
The Kansas City Star notes Barnard struggles to capture Lincoln’s rugged, nonconformist visage. It criticizes the hair and facial features as too conventional and argues Lincoln’s true look defies court painter norms. The piece also touches on other topics casually mixed in.
A Russian professor will discuss Love in the Light of Experimental Biology at a scientific congress in Berlin. The event will be remembered beyond the dull doggerel about love long after the words fade.
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts a family known for pas for wines and craftsmanship. The tale praises the family head as exceptionally skilled and frugal. Relatives speak warmly, while the grandmother notes the deceased was the best at several trades.
The readable text hints at a wartime or postwar setting with scattered phrases about rehabilitation, quotas, and aid. References to individuals and organizations are unclear, but imply social disruption and efforts to assist others.
A New Jersey magistrate faces a legal challenge amid an incident involving a stranger embracing a girl and questions over conduct. Details remain unclear as authorities review the event and related actions.
The fragmentary report notes Mrs. Blink delivering a speech or gesture at an event titled Gueso the Occasion. The text is garbled and the exact setting or location remains unclear in the readable portion.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a widow and a query about her appearance with unclear context. No verifiable names, places, or events are readable.
Emily Miruniet faces a distressing situation as news recounts a wairetricken country child’s plight. The narrative mentions a teacher thief and a grave concern over sorrow that fills every line, with distant voices and rumors shaping the tense atmosphere.
Fragmentary text shows local event notes about a Mary Wells and a telephone booth or pale items. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a community notice or update.
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