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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
3
A fragment reads children’s stories narrated by parents Pablo Smith and Dinah. It includes Dinah’s pants puzzle and Mr Noah’s Arkville gathering with animals and musical instruments. Sonny’s crooked dream ends with time and punctuality themes, followed by a wartime hospital note.
Grace Thatcher, beloved by William Wallace and Len Hurst, faces a dramatic fate as a Mexican trap awaits near San Carlos. The two rivals duel for her hand, then choose to face death together when a black bean lottery assigns execution. Wallace and Hurst die defending honor, with Grace named in a grave inscription years later.
In a Vermont village a Deacon Barker accumulates wealth from his nation store and grows vain, believing himself the town’s central figure. A visiting neighbor notes the townspeople look up to him, but the deacon declares he only looks up to God.
In a recent lecture Booker T. Washington cited Virginia records showing one twenty sixth of soil owned by negroes. He compared literacy rates, noting higher literacy gains for blacks after freedom and quoted Georgia taxes on black property as $16,700,000 with a call that value could exceed $30,000,000.
Mr Cutting notes a puzzle about women who have distinguished themselves by brains. Mrs Cutting asks what it is. Census figures reveal a modest increase in a list of able women over the past eight years, suggesting only a small gain.
In a Senate address from September 10, 1890, a claim is made that great education shifts from dead languages to workshops and machines. Industry leaders become the new scholars, and the workshop is the true academy guiding invention and civilization.
George F. Hoar recalls Scott and Burns in a Tremont temple address from March 28, 1901. He evokes vivid Scottish legends and figures, praising Scott and Burns for shaping a nation's romantic history and linking its people to every hill and lake.
Archbishop O Connell urges freedom to worship according to conscience at the A and H A company banquet in Faneuil Hall. He extols the Catholic church’s role in law, charity, and patriotism, calling for patience and study of causes before judging.
Robert G. Ingersoll advocates women’s duty to be attractive through well dressed appearances and jewelry. He argues adornment reflects nature and desire for beauty, urging daughters and wives to be loved by being beautiful and stylish.
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