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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
5
The Chicago Tribune urges creation of small parks and public playgrounds to offer safe play spaces away from busy streets. It warns that injuries rise when such spaces are scarce and stresses the community need to provide chance to play.
The report mentions Rt. Rev. John Grimes in Syracuse and a bishop coadjutor. It cites a burglary case at a Catholic church with a suspect ex-convict, fined $200 plus costs. References to Prince Henry and a Chicago academy exam appear, along with police testimony about burglary and grand larceny and a suggested term in Bing Bing.
In New York a club of women held a gathering with prizes. The first prize was a painting by Ben Alf and the second prize a miniature of Mrs Martha unday school.
Dr William M L Coplin proposes a bill legalizing the preserve in Pennsylvania arguing benzoate of soda can mask putrefaction without eradicating ptomaines. He formerly led Philadelphia health and charities. Temperance groups report shrinking vote totals along New Jersey beaches with Barnegat City and Forked River showing few voters but multiple license operations.
Bouilly portrays Mme de Stael as a woman around 32 with a powerful gaze and an imperious, confident countenance. Her moments and gestures are firm, her voice sonorous and rapid, her expression almost ravenous and commanding.
Mrs. Margaret B Langdale of Cambridge Massachusetts donates 60000 dollars to Phillips Exeter Academy to establish the Charles E Langdale scholarship memorializing the late Harvard Law School dean.
Mrs Otto Kiliani of New York daughter of Bayard Fig La has been named representative for England by the New York State Association Opt to Woman Buera meeting. She pledges to follow in June as representative of the Massachusetts branch of the antis.
A wedding occurred at nine o clock at St ee church joining Mr and Mrs wine of North ven and Mr Lo in a simple ceremony with close family in attendance.
In Columbus, Ohio, Harvey Johnson, a long‑time inmate, vanished from the Ohio penitentiary but was lured back by a chicken bait plan. Three chickens with beaks were cooked and placed as bait as guards watched. Johnson, surprised, ate calmly and was recaptured after guards closed in with gunfire and reinforcements.
The Scotch tramp steamer Urn from Newcastle, under Captain R. T. Hosley, rode a deadly ice pack southeast of Newfoundland. Drifted between bergs over 600 feet high, its sides dented by the ice. Companions like the Devona and Mongolian reported in dense fog as crews survived a perilous passage bound for Montreal and Halifax.
In a fragmented Philadelphia Record passage, Mr Knox references global reach and cleanliness, amid a tense exchange with a messenger about a dusty sleeve and a finger pointing to a foot. The scene hints at nautical or imperial tone through dialogue and setting.
A humorous reminiscence recalls John L. Sullivan teaching boxing in a magazine about a husky pupil who learned to beat a rival but later surrendered the lesson to a friend. The anecdote ends with an amusing note on energy spent in stairs and practice.
A Johannesburg Zulu club photo shows two expert Zulu shortstops at a billiards table during a match. The scene notes players’ skill and respect for competitors, with a referee nearby and a visible portrait of American shortstop Thomas J. Gallagher on the wall.
Washington report details Miss Densmore recording Chippewa songs to preserve tribal airs. She used field visits, interpretation, and phonograph logs to transcribe melodies and stories, noting short, repetitive tunes and the role of songs in healing and culture.
A researcher shifts focus from theoretical aspects of rhythm to its practical study. She aims to collect material before it dies out and hopes a future rectory will take up the rhythm study, leaving deeper psychology to other students.
A feature discusses color science in fashion, listing complexion groups and the hues recommended. It notes lectures and artific tailors preparing tables of colors best suited for brunettes, blondes, fresh complexions, and youth, with color pairings and groups for harmonious blends.
An incident near Washington on a golf course involved a club pro accused of detaining a 10 year old trespasser. A club member with a college athletic record intervened, shouting to stop the man and defend the boy. The owner dismissed the intervention as not the member’s business.
Hans Anderson, believed last survivor of the Monitor crew from the Hampton Roads engagement, died in Brooklyn a few days ago. Born in Sweden, he lived to 56, following the fate of the inventor Ericsson who also died aged 56.
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