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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
7
In a Gretna Green marriage context a court certificate has precedent from the Wakefield 1827 case where a blacksmith identified it, and Carlisle Assizes early 19th century cases mention a Gretna Green certificate. One priest reportedly earned as much as £100 in a week, using signs with postboys to locate clients and set fees.
A narrative extols royal compassion through three cases. A domestic servant suffering illness, a blind person aided by care, and a breadwinner child from an east slum receive relief. A king’s emissary visited the home and reported the aid arranged, benefiting the ill and unemployed.
Deputy Consul Albert Troughton notes Malaga cinemas grow crowded over four years with nightly crowds. First class seats cost four percent cents and second class one percent cents. French and Italian films dominate while novelty drives demand. Local theaters lack tie to wider southern Spain, suggesting American films would reach broad audiences.
A massive lobster, claimed to be the largest on Prince Edward Island, was caught near Little Harbor in Eines County last Wednesday by a local fisherman. It is now in the possession of J. J. Hornby of Charlottetown and measured with a body circumference of 21 inches, length about 37.44 inches, and a claw width of 17 inches, with a gross weight of 17 pounds. Hornby plans to have it mounted for exhibition.
The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis launches a campaign to improve street cleaning in Philadelphia. Dr Howard Anders warns the city risks feeding disease and urges sprinkling pavements before sweeping and eventual use of vacuum cleaners. The item also notes wireless telegraph tests, matches manufacturing, a long swinging bridge on the Mississippi, and community notices including the Boston Sunday school head Mrs Clara Bancroft Beatley’s eighteenth term.
Jim Kane argues that in major league play a heavy batsman is essential for any position except pitcher. He says to study the pitcher, watch the ball from windup, note delivery quirks, and stand with equal weight on both feet to react to pitches. Kane emphasizes wit, observation, and proper stance for success at the plate.
A public explanation of the nine balk scenarios under rule 34. It defines illegal pitcher motions motions to first base and deliveries not facing the batter. It notes that an umpire can call a ball and baserunners may advance one base when a balk is declared.
Warrensville resident Luther Prentiss, a witty elderly man, is recalled by Colonel Allan T. Brinsmade for his sharp storytelling. The tale recounts Judge Warren’s humorous test of a rain barrel sound when appointed associate judge, illustrating local memory and humor.
A fragmented lyric laments longing for a beloved. The text mentions Thomas B. Jones Jr and Johnny Burne in a pasted newspaper fragment, with lines about June roses, moonlight, and waiting in silence for the one who will not come. The piece resembles a poetry clipping or literary note from the era.
Report from St Louis describes pitcher Rube Waddell claiming a spell from his wife caused his problems including suspension by Browns owner Hedges and a domestic disturbance charge. He described the quarrel, police involvement, and threats to quit the team after long-standing marital strife and alleged mistreatment.
A dialogue shows The Embarrassed Youth confessing liberal promises that differ from future deeds while The Heiress cautions, noting the mismatch between words and actions.
Fragmented verse describes a remembered eyes and beauty that outshines former visions. The speaker recalls a guiding, home light and a sighing, radiant form from Bantry and Erne regions, waking to find the dream more real than the dawn.
The late Justice Brewer traveled with New York friends on a fishing trip in the Adirondacks. Around the camp fire he narrated a tale about big Osh. He began cautiously and, when prompted, quipped that they were baiting with whales while fishing on the Grand Banks.
Paul Dispaton, a raw Irishman aboard a revenue cruiser, serves as crew and endures much joking in the pilot house. After a turn at the wheel he mutters a bold dig about his cheering compared to others, reflecting rough sailor wit and camaraderie.
Reading through Woman's World, new summer dishes tempt the palate with canned fruits, oyster substitutes, and eggplant gratins. Try sardines in a lemon sauce ring, rich eggplant with cream and cheese, lobster or crab on fish crusts, orange custard, mushroom tomato entree, fried radishes with beef, and chocolate bread pudding with jam and meringue for elegant yet easy desserts.
A vintage article argues that handbags are stylish necessities that boost mood within budget limits. It describes sizes from ten to twelve inches, jeweled frameworks, Russia leather, velvet bags, and beaded designs, noting lining colors and versatile compartments for coins, small packages, and toilet articles.
A late sketch of English nuptials reveals roses at the girdle and buds shaping tunics, with gowns featuring long sleeves, lowered necklines, and draped princess styles. Court trains embroidered along their length, sometimes ending in satin bows, while peasant outlines appear in magnificent settings.
The text details a summer ready gift item featuring a shirtwaist frill of sheer handkerchief linen with matching but tons, a graduated china blue cotton scalloped edge frill, a set of six buttons for the front pleat, and cover button moulds in china-blue linen with white cotton. Mounted on tissue paper and boxed, the pair makes an attractive gift and shows careful handiwork.
The article advises careful silk blouse seam ironing to avoid heat marks. Use a warm iron under an upturned seam, pulling taut with both hands and guiding the seam only with the iron edge to prevent contact with surrounding fabric.
A Chicago surgeon recalls Dr Doyen fighting a Belgian in a duel on the Riviera. Doyen reportedly won the duel and spoke at a Cercle de la Mediterranée in Nice. The surgeon mentions a serum boosting white blood cell energy and quips about abdominal malformations and costs.
Fragmentary copy notes Willie in a Boston Record item with odd phrasing about pockets and a mother figure. The garbled text suggests a humorous or instructional moment but lacks clear events, names, locations, or outcomes to confirm.
Little Billie Bubble rests in water on a hot day and meets a pink Gum Drop. Billie wonders about the sugar coated object and melts the Gum Drop while attracted by sweetness. He hopes for another Gum Drop from a passing girl and returns beneath the bridge.
Chick and Chuck Bantam wake to breakfast in the barnyard as Mrs Bantam and Mrs Buff Cochin chat nearby. A skinny rooster teases them while Plum Rock brags of his plumage. Father Bantam jokes about growing up and wearing real feathers as Chick mocks his crowing.
Chick and Chuck Bantam search sand piles to meet Plim Rock who lies in a cool spot. Plim announces a message and demonstrates a crowing act from the morning, prompting puzzled chatter as they seek to understand what he intends to tell them.
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