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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
7
A Pittsburgh Leader excerpt notes women favor large chintzes and draperies for sport skirts and full outfits while an interior decorator recalls customers buying patterned fabrics for clothes rather than homes. Critics discuss suggestion over detail in vivid imagery.
A tavern host in Tomlinville Ark reports a town debate over issuing water works bonds. Younger residents and newcomers favor the project while older residents oppose paying for access to a supposed divine water supply, signaling a possible standstill.
A fragmented quotation from the Birmingham Age Herald recalls a man apologizing while unwrapping a package that looks like shoes. The exchange hints at discomfort with deception and a desire for candor and proper conduct in social exchanges.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Taleum Powder as a multifaceted antiseptic and scented dusting powder for face skin and baby use. It claims convenience economy and that it renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A family head laments life weariness and a friend jokes about statistics claiming five hours of work per person could support all. The head reveals he bears the burden alone, calculating that to sustain the family he would need 25 hours daily.
A Franklin mother taught her three year old son proper English and forbade "ole" A dinner moment prompts him to declare you mustn't say ain't as it is naughty The boy then suggests you must say sense ne meaning excuse me as quoted by the Indianapolis News
A witty line compares sea serpents in a drug store to those seen in saloons, praising strong medicine while joking that some cures are so harsh one cannot forget to take them. The quip casts medicine as rough yet memorable.
A portrait of Knute Hannan shows a drifting early life in Norway and the United States with roles from shoemaker to farm hand to streetcar conductor. He later becomes a renowned author translator and Nobel prize winner, illustrating that appearances can mislead and judging others is unsafe.
The article discusses the role of vitamins in diet alongside calories proteins and minerals. It notes the unknown but vital nature of vitamines, cites methods to dry and preserve them, mentions early work by Dubin and Lewl of Ames Iowa and Givens Hess and McClendon in extracting and preserving fat soluble and anti scorbutic vitamines, and speculates on future canning of vitamines and widespread use in canned foods.
excerpts from the Woman Citizen discuss debates on the Sheppard-Towner maternity bill with Sen Reed’s infamous jab about a board of spinsters and Dr Josephine Baker’s testimony on infant health. Rockefeller Foundation figures suggest benefits from home visiting nurses reduced infant mortality, countering Reed’s attack and signaling gains in maternal and child health efforts.
A young man trades suitcases to avoid confessing a fear while traveling to the docks. a stranger takes responsibility and the swap goes unnoticed until later. Separate note warns of trash along California highways from auto tours, while a Philadelphia Ledger column questions Fourth of July celebrations to appease Britain.
The New York World column argues against a government cash subsidy to railroads. It notes federal wartime outlays and current claims by carriers, estimates net government exposure, and questions why cash would come from taxpayers or bankers rather than markets. It condemns railroads and financiers for steering policy while Harding seeks to shrink government roles.
A Springfield Republican summary notes mob efforts to lynch Cape Verde Island negroes for assaulting a white woman in Wareham and Barnstable, praising jail officials and Governor Cox for preserving order. It critiques Republican leaders for war and peace actions, calling out Fordney and Washington policy amid unemployment and reconstruction debates.
A light humorous exchange where a husband jokes about house flies and a wife explains their behavior by noting they settle on the mirrors, suggesting they are all females. The dialogue reflects playful household banter and observations of household pests.
In a fragmentary New York Sun piece the wildest notion at a club centers on Johnnie Edwards the longtime smoker. He resists exposing his habit while others watch his strange behavior and a ten year claim to the smoker’s prize hangs over the scene.
A jumble of terms describes a summer ailment among travelers named motor foot. The piece attributes continuous driving posture and foot bending in the skiined position to displacement of a foot bone, causing pain and impaired walking and activities like tennis.
The readable text contains garbled dialogue with phrases about Megs and Megas and a feminine form for Peen Sis, interspersed with incomplete names and nonsensical lines, lacking coherent event or context.
Joe Jable and his three sons from the mountings near Union Town Me tried tasting for the first time and disposed of 61 dishes in one sitting. The sons sampled fifteen dishes each while Joe consumed sixteen.
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