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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
5
An Exchange item recounts an old Jew in Cairo outwitting the young Duke of Westminster and his companion Lord Ricksavage. In a jewelry shop the duke boasted the fool did not speak English, then the old man asked about languages and declared you five times fool after a short pause.
De Wolfe Hopper recalls a tale of a wealthy but plain wife and her inattentive husband. A fellow actor courts the wife openly while the husband confronts the most dramatic moment with comic restraint, uttering a surprised line at the end.
A humorous line from a twelve year old in civics shows the answer to who would officiate if the president vice president and cabinet died. The student writes The undertaker, eliciting laughter and a lesson on succession in government.
A young man declares that every look at the woman stirs thoughts of revenge and explains that revenge is swent. The woman then plans to visit her father the next day to confront him about the situation.
A quip notes Jones claims an airship invention, with humor about past schemes that failed. The exchange suggests cautious optimism that this new project may succeed despite prior misses.
A California wife describes her struggle with coffee and how switching to Postum relieved her nerves and weight gain. She recalls a friend who stopped coffee after headaches disappeared and notes she and her husband now avoid coffee except for visitors, attributing their recovery to Postum from Battle Creek.
The narrator, wounded and unconscious after a perilous escape through a moonlit wood, awakes in the Hotel Dieu tended by Blister Angelica. D Anconia and Levan brief him on the Regent Richelieu danger, Cartouche’s loyalty, and the search for allies as the scene shifts from pursuit to recovery.
In this scene from a serialized tale, the regent pieces together a royal conspiracy. Care touche’s rogues are captured, revealing that Cartouche planned an assault on the regent with accomplices, while Madame du Maine and Cellamare face punishment as Verona-like intrigue deepens.
The New York World reports on a German inventor’s daylight moving picture system with day and night screens and moisture‑proof canvas. Tests near Dover, England show daylight pictures as clear as darkroom displays, promising huge electric savings.
A Sunday evening journey saw packed trains with a young boy standing in a compartment. Mrs Jones comforted him on her knee during a tunnel passage and Tony spoke softly, revealing he is twenty five and a weighty jockey in the scene.
A witty exchange has a friend recounting a close call with marriage. He jokes about asking a girl who refused, saying she would rather be excused, making the group laugh at the awkward moment.
Two Pennsylvania track runners escorted a young woman through the Gardens as she commented on being without stockings in the cold. A professor paused from study of the fourth dimension to ask why she left them off, eliciting a dainty shiver.
A Chicago based Marine Eye Remedy Co advertisement touts relief for weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids with a claimed no smarting feel and easy use. The copy emphasizes physician recommended use and successful results.
A collection of quoted phrases and advertisements from a period paper. The text contrasts political impressions with humorous statements about professions and education. It advertises Paxtine Useptic for pelvic catarrh and iurfield Tea as a natural regulator, noting drugstore availability.
The exchange ends with a cheerful remark about almost seven hundred dollars raised for charity and approving questions about the fundraiser.
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