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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
4
A long collage of notes covers farming methods in Russia, oyster culture in Japan, and rail and waterway innovations. It notes Louis G. Michael advancing agricultural teaching, a cow kick burning a farm worker, and global curiosities from London workhouses to Ostend gambling yachts.
A Tokyo report says China seeks a formal alliance with Japan to prevent disintegration of the new Celestial Republic. Sun Yat Sen’s visit and the adviser Dr. Ariga are cited as shaping policy as Mongolia and Six Power loan tensions push China to seek ties with Japan.
Paris fashion notes luxury stockings priced at 9800 per pair with lace encrustations and gold weaving. Handkerchiefs sold at 40 per dozen, fine handwoven work, striped borders. New rock crystal amethyst bulldog ornaments for umbrellas or blotters appear under a green kennel plaque with names like Flirt Fanny Toby. Tea rooms grow popular as fashionables dine out and display elaborate afternoons, with tables often requiring advance reservations.
An ex cavalry sergeant posing as a police officer demanded 200 and jewelry from Princess How in her Bologna palace. The assailant fired twice but was repelled by the princess who rang for help and restrained him until police arrived. he claimed he was unemployed and starving.
The piece presents a bitter verse about pay day at a mine tainted by alcohol, crime, and violence. It describes mine workers intoxicated and exploited, with a chorus of corruption by those profiting from their misery. It blends labor hardship with a callous system enabling ruin.
A damaged and unclear clipping mentions acetylene conditions and a query about automobile tightness in the Dulwnd shales. The fragment references a numeric figure around 106,600 and a possible safety or test context, but details are sparse and names or dates are absent.
The Kaiser is alleged to hold stock in Krupp Gun Works and push for private probes into the Krupp firm. Reports suggest his influence could force directors to cooperate with investigations into arms deals and Turkey purchases.
The fragment describes a person who resists temptations and bears heavy burdens cheerfully and upholds truth and virtue, reflecting a solemn moral portrait.
The article reports Queen Anne of Portugal seeking to elope with Count Vasallas after her son Ex King Manuel refused consent. Manuel insists on a union only with blooded royalty, implying a secret London wedding may occur. The piece also touches on other royal gossip and a former poet’s reflections.
A fragmentary note recalls Baroness de la Houche, famed globe trotter, linked to a superstition about a green sweater. She reportedly piloted an airplane in a risky flight, an accident narrowly avoided, underscoring the era’s fascination with daring women aviators.
A partial message suggests someone considering what another person would think about calling, with references to a father and a sense of personal concern. The text is incomplete but implies interpersonal tension and reflection.
The American embassy in London notes many Americans claim vast English chancery estates. Inquiries are assigned to a competent legal adviser, as investigations cannot be conducted by the embassy. Real unclaimed funds are small, averaging under 1,800 pounds, with few near 6,000 pounds, and the process is costly due to genealogy proof and English statute limits.
In Chicago, 24 year old salesman Millard G. Fletcher fired a pistol on a sidewalk in front of Mina Ma bel Snow after his marriage proposal was rejected. He died two hours later in hospital. He purchased the revolver in a department store after leaving the first floor.
A Harper's Magazine excerpt recounts Mark Twain's humorous response to an Inland Revenue inquiry over English tax on his London royalties. Twain drafted a playful open letter in the character of a querulous countryman claiming residency misperceptions and recalling meeting the Prince of Wales, a parody that circulated widely.
Washington guard Rodman Law claimed the copper iron columns supporting the Statue of Liberty on the Capitol dome are rusted through. He said a planned climb to the statue’s top would risk collapse as police moved to restrain him after a stunt for a moving picture.
A garbled OCR passage appears to quote John Greenleaf Whitther about gifts, plenty, and annual renewal. The text presents broken lines celebrating generosity and hospitality with faded references to a guest and bounty.
Collier's notes a Cleveland progressive party builder faced demands from John LD Packian. The Ohio figure, Mr Puckler, paid two sons he claimed in a plea, while seeking favorable terms in a questionable application connected to his own income.
The German authorities adopt an efficiency medal system across five athletic groups to encourage broad development. Bronze for passing a basic standard in five areas, silver for maintaining it four years, and gold for eight. older competitors may earn gold after one test.
The 1911 Hungary year shows strong prosperity with higher rail and factory activity, increased bank deposits, and a favorable trade balance despite geographic drawbacks and Austrian competition. Emigration to the United States fell to 70 000 from 197 000 in 1910, tied to living costs and U S labor market conditions rather than wage gains.
The article argues good printing costs little more than bad and yields better results. It advises selecting a proven printer, avoid endless estimates, and treats price discipline as essential. It cites Irons on Ad-Langue Mulletin and notes small bid differences among reputable printers.
A disjointed reminiscence recalls a late figure, Carrell LD Wright, and a meeting in a Washington office. The speaker references a plan to aid working women and a stubborn struggle against flawed law in Boston and other cities, with vague dialogue about timing and support.
Report notes rodents cause about 3,000,000 in damage annually in Chicago. A stray exchange mentions a parrot buyer and language learning in a stray dialogue, with unrelated quotes about understanding a man and learning Javanese.
Source notes that Jinks and his wife have hosted no events recently. The chatter shifts to their children, who are reportedly sick with mumps, clarifying the lack of social functions at the home.
Mrs. Geo. F. Clark reports five years of itching and burning from eczema on the scalp. After using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap, the ringwormlike scales and itching vanished and hair regrew. Sample and 32 page Skin Book offered by Culicura Dept. L Boston.
The piece argues there is no ex acting duty as reformer and notes the asceticism of athletes and scouts. It claims drink harms discipline, while machinery increases demands for clear brains and steady nerves, making sobriety and restraint essential amid rising business stress and professional rivalry.
A boss fires an office boy for honesty after he asks to leave early to attend a ball game. The employer quips that the boy is too honest and insinuates suspicion, citing health as a pretext.
A dialogue notes a parent praising a bright child. Mr Briggins modestly hedges, suggesting the boy may become exceptional if he learns all the answers he seeks. The exchange hints at high expectations and the impact of knowledge.
In a dialogic snippet a speaker mocks wealth and habit. The other character notes accumulating millions and refutes abandoning old routines. A humorous aside reveals the habit of nightly fridge drip pan emptying as a quirky anchor.
A rustic quip notes a new boarder pulling trout from the creek after thirty years of none, sparked by advertisements in religious papers. Mrs Upcreek jokes about the fad spreading as the town jokes about fish fever and faithful readers chasing luck.
Crawford argues character is shown by actions when a tooth is bulled. Crabshaw counters that character is shown when his leg is pulled. A quote notes pruning family trees to roots to understand people and forgiving enemies of others.
A Texas primary teacher credits coffee abstention and Postum with ending long standing nervousness indigestion and headaches. She notes clear rosy skin and improved health after switching to Postum and describes easy preparation methods and availability through Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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