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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
5
The fragment covers global potato production figures and historic sausages with notes on Bologna and Lucania. It then shifts to brief anecdotes about a London constable and a Paris critic, subway car design, a university exemption issue, and a dramatic Mexican oil well fire, with multiple disconnected items and stray facts.
The piece notes over 160000 U S automobiles versus 41000 in Germany, with 70000 cars registered in New York state. It mentions Prince Edward entering the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth as a cadet after Osbourne training and cites Carnegie Institute grants supporting scientific work. It also references Cape Cod wrecks and wind pressure effects on buildings.
Bold fashion notes describe a gown made from wistaria satin used in a stylish foulard with dotted pattern. The design includes elaborately covered satin buttons and an empire waist defined by a velvet band, front bust line fastened by two large amethyst buttons. chemise and stock are white Irish crochet.
The article shares simple pie crust ratios using lard or shortenings with two times four equals eight and advises adding soaked raisins to sour pies to mute tartness. It explains baking the crust separately to prevent shrinking and gives a basic crust method with malted shortening water flour and salt before chilling and baking.
A June bride’s trousseau features a silver gray poplin gown with a jumper skirt, left side closure buttons, tucked chiffon sleeves, and a pink gray guimpe. Accompanying the ensemble is a large gray Neapolitan hat with a black velvet band and white aigrettes.
A simple home tip suggests using a note pad on a kitchen tack and a tied pencil to record shortages while cooking. When ready to order, the memoranda provide a complete list for shopping.
In a New England school a teacher presses a pupil for his father’s occupation. The boy tearfully replies that his father is the bearded lady at the dime museum, a fact the father does not want revealed.
A fragmentary humorous piece critiques fashion and social expectations in a woman's outing. It contrasts vanity and performance with real life, noting how women curate appearances, blush at attention, and balance public trials with private duties. It cites Mortimer Lewis in Houston.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger details President Roosevelt's planned Africa expedition. Gear includes rot-proof tents, mosquito nets, camp tools, folding baths, and four specialized rifles. The journey starts in Nairobi, travels to Port Florence, Entebbe, and across Uganda toward the White Nile, with native gunbearers and a 12-bore hunting gun accompanying naturalists.
The Westminster Gazette discusses how famed writers turn to substances to revive imagination. It cites Voltaire Baudelaire Goethe De Musset Alcools opium and absinthe wine and hasheesh as agents linked to varying effects on creativity.
The piece extols concentrated effort over scattered labor and promotes persistence as the path to success. It cites examples from Lincoln to Cyrus Field, emphasizing focus, enduring toil, and the danger of mental dissipation. It warns against dabbling in many tasks and praises unwavering self commitment.
A state road commission duty to plant trees along highways is urged as a public good and ethical goal. Arguments cite shade, soil protection, and potential someday timber value, with praise for similar efforts by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
A speaker recalls a long struggle with dyspepsia and fatigue, finding relief in the Open Air. An oak and river scene frames a journey from seclusion toward the world, with a promise to return to the familiar woods and meadows. The voice hints at Wells in Buffalo.
A fragment from a period piece reflects on exercise and health, noting women influence men to reform behavior. It discusses social visits and mutual impressions, suggesting a speaker’s view of affection, deception, and power in relations between women and men.
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