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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Trick's Day and Maria Mera with mentions of Irish songs, a small plant, and Patrick, implying a casual celebration or verse singing. The text is incomplete, with stray letters and broken phrases, giving a rough glimpse of a lyric-like reminiscence.
Readable passages show sharp one liners about race and politics, Nero’s indifference to Rome’s blaze, a Pullman car flirtation, and a bold traveling salesman’s crude seduction line. The tone mirrors a miscellany of punchy gossip and dramatic vignettes from a bygone era.
In an old stock performance a villain Charlies Wolcott finds a penknife after misplacing a revolver. He wounds the hero but the actor cries Heaven forgive you I am shot. A second piece notes a thirteen year old girl at a New York Episcopal church asking to repeat the fifth commandment.
A Battle Creek based company cites a mail carrier’s six week trial on Grape-Nuts and Postum. He credits improved appetite digestion sleep nerves and notably eyesight after adopting the products as meals during severe winter routes. The company promotes The Road to Health pamphlet.
A fragmentary piece recalls Irish songs and a pastoral scene with references to Father O Flynn and Pegsy. It describes a mock cottage setting with simple attire and pewter ware, plus a detailed bread and dairy recipe narrative and menu items.
Instructions describe dipping old net curtains in soapy water then in copperas solution, repeating the process for bleaching or coloring. The excerpt presents a simple procedural sequence without concluding results or broader context.
A recipe for perfection salad mixing gelatin with lemon juice sugar celery and peppers. The method covers blooming gelatin in cold water then heating with vinegar and lemon juice, stirring in sugar and salt, chilling in a mold, and serving on lettuce with mayonnaise or in red or green molded cases.
A new pure unsweetened orange juice joins the market alongside grape and pineapple juices and the clear apple juice known as cider. The citrus drink is offered for tables and sauces, while existing juices still attract buyers, and fashion notes turn to Paris summer gowns in gray and lavender.
Edward H. Bower, 83, of 3623 Cottage Grove Avenue, is jailed as detectives pursue a case after he claimed a marriage to Olive Knauff of Williamsport Pennsylvania. Investigators report a prior prison term and alleged fabrication of a robbery tale involving 250 dollars.
Fragmentary clipping notes a focus on American industry and production. It mentions celluloid and factory outputs with a stray reference to vaudeville and a Pennsylvania convict, indicating a mix of industrial and social snippets without a clear single event or date.
A truncated note cites a 1911 census bureau mortality summary and public turnout near 1 000. It mentions 62 retired operators at Q capertinnens stations traveling over 35 000 units of measure. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear attribution or dates.
Plain and figured materials for girls dresses dominate the season with serges whipcords and taffeta noted for street wear. Flowered fabrics, embroideries, and silk underlays expand choices, while plain colors and new skirt widths signal evolving fashion trends.
A fragment tells of a scheming suitor who murders his grandmother with roots and poisons the second girl. A nixie plots, a girl marries, and in twenty years their daughter weds a duke, gaining wealth and status as the tale ends with “all went merry.”
A wife sues for cruelty. the husband is arraigned as he explains he spoke to her only to avoid interrupting. The column weaves in anecdotes about Anna Held, Crawford, Mansfield, and others, with jokes about manners and language, plus a dollop of travel and curiosity from a theatrical world.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a Mexican worker negotiating a profit sharing with an employer. The employer offers half ownership and a task to dig and plant half on the ranch or elsewhere, illustrating an uneven arrangement in a historical context.
An advertisement explains Cuticura Soap as economical for skin and hair care. It offers a sample cake and a 32 page booklet on skin and hair from outlet department L. Boston.
A local doctor sent a box of pills to a patient and a six live pallets hamper to a friend’s house. The messenger swapped them, delivering the pills to the friend and the hamper to the patient with a prescription saying Two of these to be swallowed every half hour. The tale ends with a young man winning a girl’s favor if his first name matches a romantic hero.
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