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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
4
The Munchener Neuesten Nachrichten reports preparations for an operetta titled Der Lieben straum to be staged in Berlin early next spring with Europe’s top talent. Rumor claims Crown Prince Frederick William wrote the score and the emperor the libretto, funded privately rather than from the imperial purse.
Pira bin Satu Kagale of Kawategoolun, Miraj State, was dragged into the Krishna river by a crocodile while drawing water. After being carried in the creature’s cave, he learned to ride the beast by gripping its nostrils as it surfaced. A dawn rescue by two field workers using a rope freed him. he survived with severe injuries and vows never to forget the two-night ordeal. The crocodile disappeared after the救 escape, likely drowned.
Theoron Hammer, a former St Paul boy now foreman on Panama canal work near Carozal, recounts a January tapir hunt. In a six-man party he shoots the 1,100 pound creature after a long chase, detailing stalking, tracking, a final heart shot, and a war dance with the carcass.
A street merchant narrator explains that true gems require paying for quality. A young girl questions the price difference between six cent diamonds and dime rings, and the jeweler answers that the dime ring trades a better diamond, underscoring the value of paying more for genuine gems.
Fragmentary poetic lines address a child and a kneeling speaker, contrasting visions and glory with a distant high viewpoint. The piece references a motherly voice or protective distance, mentions battles and purity, and includes lingering imagery of towers and visions not fully coherent due to damaged text.
Dialogue snippet shows Michel defending his golf habit versus his mother, noting Mr Potter and the frequency of conversation about golf. The exchange hints at social dynamics and possible humorous tension within a family setting.
The article notes a shift toward businesslike attire for women, favoring tailored coats and skirts, practical woolen fabrics, and versatile blouses. It mentions pockets inside coats, the usefulness of short skirts, and the rise of simple hats with decorative accessories. Chiffon blouses and slips over blouses offer styling variety for office wear.
The article explains reviving winter straw hats for early spring through cleaning, shaping, and reconditioning methods. It covers methods for crinoline and black chip hats, including brushing, hot water, ink and gum arabic glaze, egg white finish, oil and ink mixtures, milk wash for stiffness, glue water pressing, and caution about fire with gasoline.
Perple offers homestyle tips from a March Farm Journal column on cooking and domestic skills. Practical advice covers cornstarch in flour, avoiding kitchen gas and odors, cleaning uses, bake times, and proper storage for ham and shoulders, with emphasis on frugal, sensible household practices.
Spread the bottom of a gratin dish with butter and two ounces of grated cheese. Place four eggs over the cheese avoiding broken yolks, season with salt and paprika, and pour around them two tablespoons of rich cream. Top with grated cheese and bake ten minutes. Garnish with parsley and serve with crisp toast.
A recipe describes lining a shallow oval shirrer with buttered breadcrumb batter, adding beaten eggs with intact yolks, and cooking five to six minutes in the oven until the eggs are still wet, served in the shirrer.
Prepare butterfly butter in a pan then fry onion parsley and green pepper until browned. Add Nour until frothy then stir in tomatoes and boil. Strain sauce then fill each ramequin with sauce, crack an egg over it and cook until set. Spoon hot tomato sauce over the egg and serve.
A resourceful girl with limited funds can turn a summer lingerie frock into an up to date evening gown by adding a satin ribbon hem in a soft color, a matching sash, an elbow length ribbon at the sleeves, and a ribbon flower for a pretty, inexpensive transformation.
Salt offers a wide range of practical applications from medical to cleaning uses. Gargling with salt treats throat soreness, inhaled salt solutions ease nasal congestion, and salt helps clean willow ware and matting. It can prevent scorching when baked, extinguish chimney fires, and aid stain and ink spill cleanup. Salt plus vinegar or soda tackles various stains and minor irritants.
Holland Eggs beat flour and baking powder with milk to form a batter. Add eggs and beat until smooth. Thin with more milk then cook in a well buttered hot pan. Cover cook until light and set, then flip and finish to a light golden cake.
A home trick uses a wall lantern and a long arm to hold a picture book with a small kettle. The setup keeps enough water hot for night needs without boiling, using a small burner for heat.
A practical note suggests rubbing a dark woolen garment with a piece of soft old linen to remove spots. It claims that in nine out of ten cases the linen will absorb the stain without needing any additional cleaning. The advice emphasizes a gentle approach using readily available fabric.
An article observes the French woman's care for dress during family calls at home. It notes decorum guiding home gatherings and the emphasis on presenting one’s best to satisfy a husband, who appreciates refined dress from within the family.
A reader notes suggestions for a girdle to define the high waist in a model featuring chiffon ivory or pea green fabrics. The design uses broad supple gold ribbon with a bold medallion pattern, implying refined luxury and ornamental detail.
A brief recipe notes pears for fruit salads with canned pears. Suggests mixing pears with bananas pineapples apples and other fruits and finishing with thick mayonnaise and a dollop of whipped cream on each serving. Mentions Russia cigarettes used more widely.
In a storm of worry Miss Jessie Howard accuses Robert Armstrong of taking a hundred pound note given by Mr. Tenney. Amy Howard defends him, finds the money hidden in a pocket, and learns Armstrong’s South African mine woes have ended.
A Chicago Record Herald vignette shows a young attorney trying to call the judge’s attention to law, only to be curtly shut down. The magistrate dismisses the exchange and notes he is busy, with the defendant bound over.
The public health committee of Camberwell London proposes stopping the public bath in the borough for cricket practice during winter months. The Camberwellians reportedly do not bathe in winter and the note hints at a humorous misheard dialogue about sleep hints and counting.
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