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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1916

Page

7

Lydia Pinkham Remedy Allegedly Eases Female Ailments

Taunton Massachusetts woman recounts relief from monthly pains and irregular periods after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial urges girls with similar symptoms to seek guidance and order the remedy for confidential advice.

Taunton Mass Lydia F. Pinkham Chantee Morin Russell Street Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Maas

Miss Ellen Terry Recitation Surprised by Brain Freeze

A London Mirror note recalls Miss Ellen Terry’s Shakespeare recital in aid of a war fund. An audience of Chelsea schoolgirls followed with breathless attention. When Terry faltered, a twelve year old girl in the crowd supplied the missing line.

Ellen Terry Chelsea Miss Terry London Mirror

Quail Trek From Mexico to Missouri Restock Game Lands

Ten thousand quail brought from Mexico to Missouri will be used to restock coverless areas. They were captured in the Cochuita mountains and their prior habitat was similarly cold in winter, so climate change should not harm them.

Mexico Missouri Coachuita

Analyzing Arbitration and the Avoided Rail Strike

The piece argues that a national railroad strike would have caused vast harm and violence, praising Congress for acting to prevent disaster. It contrasts arbitration limits, eight hour days, and the need for legislative rather than purely adjudicative solutions. Congress will test the wage and labor framework over six to nine months.

Republic Board of Arbitration Congresa Congress

Supreme Court narrows drug act scope in Harrison case

The Pittburgh Dispatch reports Justice Holmes with Justices Hughes and Pitney dissenting on the ruling affirming the Western Pennsylvania circuit court. The decision holds the act targets those dealing opium who fail to register, not everyone possessing the drug. The government argued the law undermines enforcement. the majority suggests only alternate interpretations could render the statute untenable.

Pittspurgh Supreme Court Western Pennsylvania Eircuit Court Harrison

Alaska railroads and settlers urged by Farm and Fireside

The Department of Agriculture advises prospective settlers about Alaska in a new booklet. It explains where to go and not to farm, calls Alaska a great country in the making, and notes government railroads planned to reach about 1,060 miles at first. The scheme aims for a scientifically laid out, economical system.

Department of Agriculture Alaska Alasha Europe Asia

Cooperative venture traps readers with sly pitch

A dubious cooperative organization named Sarr and Fireside offers memberships through a slick sales push. The item promises unusual benefits but reads like a bait and switch scheme. Local readers are urged to verify the group’s legitimacy before joining.

Fraudulent automobile association scheme exposed

Automobile owners are urged to join a dubious association offering low prices on standard makes and accessories. Members pay $10 annual dues for a catalog then face stockouts and pressure to buy unknown brands. Contracts claim standard goods will be supplied “when in stock.” Fraud cases against reps in Canada have begun, with similar groups reported by the American Automobile Association in the U S.

Nccessary Houses Canada American Automobile Association L. Douglas Cam Bay Aek W. TL. Douglas W. L. Donglas

No More Hunchbacks in New Surgery Promise

Washington Times reports Baltimore surgeons have developed an operation to treat hunchbacks by transplanting a piece of the hip bone to the spine. The method aims to halt hump growth, restore normal vertebral structure, and is said to show promising results for future generations.

Haitimore

Soldiers and Doctors. From Ti Ditts line reading

A fragmented dialogue fragment presents a child’s wish to be a soldier and parental persuasion, with a sympathetic doctor commenting on ambition versus practical concerns. The garbled OCR hints at themes of wish, conflict, and parental influence in a wartime or medical setting.

Phyalichin

Dobrudja and Its Historic Wedge Between Empires

National Geographic notes Dobrudja as a vital Danube region between Romania and the Black Sea. The article traces its conquest after the Crimean War, frontiers with Bulgaria and Romania, agricultural wealth, and strategic fortifications, with ancient ties to Getae and Dacians and references to Macedonian and Byzantine eras.

Twenty Year Record of a Brooklyn Model Husband WHAT HE DID

Twenty year narrative details a Brooklyn man described as a model husband. It notes daily routine, a cottage purchase, and careful finances. It contrasts what he did with what he did not do, including avoiding outings, alcohol, and theatergoing.

Brooklyn

The Wishing Well and Faraway Battles Echoed

A nostalgic tale describes a trip to a mysterious wishing well in Indiana with friends and a curiosity about wishes. The narrator recalls the old man guarding the well and drinks from it hoping for a personal wish, while interwoven are broad references to battles, sieges, and wartime events such as Verdun and Jutland, contrasting simple desire with grand history.

Menace of Drug Evil Alarms Philadelphia City

A Philadelphia Evening Ledger report discusses the widespread use of opium derivatives and the moral and physical harm they cause. Experts debate the lawfulness and effectiveness of Marion act provisions while advocates urge strong parental and community action to curb the drug's spread and protect youths.

The Siege From the New York Times

A diplomat recalls his remark on Jutland as a turning point and notes the war’s vast scale. The piece argues battles blend into campaigns, with naming choices reflecting the era and vast, ongoing conflict.

The New York Times

Tolls About Copa Farm and Fireside Welfare

The United States Department of Agriculture through the Office of Markets will provide information on perishable crops. Regional offices are in New York Philadelphia Buffalo Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Minneapolis and Kansas City with representatives in Florida Louisiana and Texas. The report covers annulling receipts and general conditions of crops including corn oats potatoes and strawberries. The service begins in March to prevent market pitting and telegraph charges for information will be sent by wire to interested parties. Applications and inquiries go to the Office of Marsh Washington DC.

United States Department of Agriculture New York Invion Philadelphia Duffalo Pittsburgh Chicago Loita Minneapolis Kansas City Ihe Florida Leoulelaga Totia Wilowhr Witet Afpern Beren Maresh Wawtiimaton

Sinner's Own Fault and Sermon Threats Roar In Town

Rumors spread about a old Negro preacher accused by a congregant of urging violence during a sermon. The preacher allegedly declared his aim was to strike true, with claims that only interference would prevent him from delivering punishment. Beeton's noted old American homes, once the town's best hotel, is to be demolished.

Beeton

Inventor Promotes One Arm Suitcase Concept

Fragmentary OCR text describes an inventor presenting a suitcase that can organize items under one arm, freeing the other arm for tasks. Mentions Hig Burden, Mrs Flathush, and dating in Texas with references to buildings and a potential shift to a medical or scientific setting.

Hig Burden

Save the Babies Castoria Ad Warns Against Narcotic Remedies

A period advertisement extols Castoria as a safe remedy for infant mortality, citing high death rates before age five and alleging narcotic tonics cause fatalities. It asserts Castoria’s benefits, notes it aids circulation and fever reduction, and claims genuine products bear a specific signature.

Castoria Fletcher

Waste in Lumber Craft Sparks Pencil Sharpening Debate

A debate emerges over US pencil manufacture claiming 77,000 feet of lumber are wasted annually. The exchange notes sharpening losses and a humorous remark about a woman sharpening a pencil, reflecting a dated, offhand exchange amid broader industry concerns.

United States Robert

Seacert Meaning Discussed By Teacher And Dean

A teacher asks Preddie about the word seacert while Freddie answers as Dean. The dialogue suggests a joke about des vert as a small staff earned for overeating and a line about a woman’s powder acting as a nerve stimulant.

Preddie

One Thing Lacking for Lunch Outing

A family on a Wowl outing checks their lunch bucket contents with the mother listing lettuce sandwiches olive sandwiches peanut butter sandwiches macaroons pickles ginger snaps chow chow and wonders if anything is missing. Father suggests adding something to cut.

Father

What do you think Jerry has rabbi eyes grafted

A fragment from a historical page mentions a plan to graft eyes to a man named Jerry to restore sight. It references Rabbite and cabbage heads as warning motifs and notes a fiery temperament in a marriage referenced by a flame.

Jerry Rabbia Rabbite

Russian plan for Melbourne to Dalny ships line

American firms weighing expansion should note Russia proposes a Melbourne to Sydney and Vostochny route. Authorities suggest creating a joint venture with half Russian and half Austrian capital, purchasing ships, and repaying over a long period, as outlined by a trade envoy from the Russian chamber of export.

Melbourne Sydne Windivostok Fort Russian Chamber of Export

Fiery red pimples remedy by Cuticura routine

An old advertisement explains applying Cuticura Ointment to the affected finger for five to ten minutes, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and drying without irritation. It claims Cuticura cures all skin troubles from infancy to old age and offers a free sample by mail via Cuticura Dept. L, Boston.

Dept. L Loston

Virginia inventor’s plow aids water removal on farm

A confused quote from a city official describes an inventor’s plow designed to remove water for farm use. The dialogue hints at debates over efficiency and fairness between two women, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.

Virginia

Joan of Arc Commemoration Revival Amid Napoleonic Influence

Orleans marked its annual Joan of Arc celebration with altered festivity. The event, begun in 1420, paused during the Revolution and was revived by Napoleon I on Chap tal’s suggestion. A memorandum cites Napoleon’s note praising Arc as proof that French people can marshal will when national independence is at stake.

Joan of Arc Orleans Napoleon Chaptal Jonun of Arc

Needless Inquiry Stalls Work in Enrapet Councils Questioned

The report quotes Mir Cinawoher explaining the stalled work in Enrapet and notes an objection to submission for power. The dialogue hints at reluctance to feed the project and doubts the councils can approve the initiative amid broader concerns.

Mir

Fragmentary dialogue hints at heated exchange and miscommunication

A garbled excerpt shows two speakers in a tense exchange with interrupted phrases and unclear context. The fragment includes phrases about fighting, asserting forgiveness, and a confusing line about a frog and an auctioneer, suggesting a mistranscribed scene.

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