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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
6
A fragmentary page notes Dr. Caldwell syrup prompts and trial bottles, then offers a string of short anecdotes and jokes about marriage, Nero, railway romance, a knife in a melodrama, and a misremembered biblical commandment, reflecting light, miscellaneous content.
A patient recalls two weeks of fatigue and exposure on the road during a Carolina trip. After switching to Postum table beverages his health improves, sleep normalizes, and eye strain lessens, praising Postum’s digestibility and effects.
A dramatic rescue as a flock of ducks alerted Larry Hearn who reached Reynolds in time to save him from slipping into dangerous water. The scene unfolded near the harbor with onlookers noting the sudden commotion and the birds’ unexpected warning.
A fragmented OCR passage features lines from Colleen Bawn and Irish tunes, references to Father O Flynn, Peggy and Kathleen, plus a social gathering menu description. It includes song titles like The Kerry Dance and Kitty Tyrell, and suggests setting with rustic decor and a simple menu including cream, chips, olives, potato bread, nut sandwiches, pistachio, ice cream, and potato bonbons.
Instructions suggest dipping old net curtains in soapy water then in a copperas solution to produce a deep burnt orange color. The treated curtains are hung to dry to create a sunset-like effect in a dark room.
Two cups scalded milk and one teaspoon salt with two tablespoons sugar and shortening. One half cup lukewarm water, four cups rye flour plus wheat flour to knead. Use compressed yeast, dissolve in lukewarm milk or water. Milk should bubble when scalded. Let rise until doubled, shape into rolls, rise again. Rising time depends on the number of yeast cakes used.
A tested recipe for Perfection Salad combines cabbage juice lemon sugar celery and red peppers with vinegar and gelatin. The dish is set in a mold and served on lettuce leaves with mayonnaise or diced in cases of red or green peppers as a cold accompaniment to chicken or veal.
Readable OCR notes a request for bottled orange juice supply in Porto. Mentions issues of sweetness and mineral needs and a demand for many cases, with references to fruit juices, sauces, and related products.
Detectives from Englewood trace Edward H. Bower a 3623 Cottage Grove Ave inmate tied to a string of marriages. Bower, an ex convict with two prison terms and a recent third marriage, faces disorderly conduct charges as investigators piece together his revolving-life pattern.
Fragmented OCR text discusses economic themes and historical notes from 1908 to 1961. It mentions celluloid, book agents, farmers, and a Pennsylvania convict, but the garbled wording limits clear facts or events. The piece appears as a rough clipping with unclear details and many misspellings.
A garbled article notes a public welfare meeting with large attendance and traveling schools reaching farmers and sessions. It references a report directed to Secretary Wilson and a census mortality summary for 1900. The piece critiques policies and public health efforts without clear detail.
The fragment mentions Saint Patrick and Irish lore with lines about a shamrock and a verse. It references coaches and readings, a plant that grows, and a poetic line about Patrick and dew. The text is a garbled excerpt blending cultural notes with partial verse.
The piece discusses current fashion for young girls, highlighting plain and figured fabrics for day and evening wear, with serges whipcords and silks for street frocks. It notes the trend toward simplicity, individuality, and well-fitted tailored garments, plus various flowered materials and colors, and the value of a silk under slip for versatility.
A dark fable follows a malevolent axle figure who schemes to marry multiple women. He murders his grandmother, poisons tea, and plans to trap the second wife. The tale ends with the couple’s rise, wealth, and power, illustrating a grim moral that enemies sometimes prosper.
A humorous collage from a court arraignment to social quips and literary club banter. Anecdotes include a husband’s three year silence, Mina Anna Held on English, and a Boston clash over chasing art. Tales of ballooning safety, fortune telling, and Moscow opera notes add varied color.
A fragment shows an employer offering profit sharing with a casual promise of half the take. The narrator mentions matches to a Mexican setting and a ranch option, reflecting a lax tone about division of earnings.
An invitation to sample Cuticura Soap with a free cake and skin and hair booklet. It emphasizes misconceptions about skin health and promises a complimentary sample by sending to Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
A local doctor sent his man with a box of pills to a patient and a hamper of six live pallets to a friend. The messenger swapped the items, delivering the hamper to the patient and the pallets to the mas ters friend. The patient faced a bizarre prescription.
A girl admires a young man who shares his forename with the hero of a romantic novel or play, counting it as a sign of charm and suitability.
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