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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
11
A post Civil War recollection recalls a DavIs candidacy debate with Adlai Stevenson quipping about Jeff Davis. The tale sits among diverse items including a Vera Cruz quicksilver lake discovery and opium smoking estimates in Formosa, plus notes on Victoria’s premier Thomas Bent and Japanese fan usage in daily life.
A stylish young woman frequenting a New York City hotel was tracked by hotel detectives to her boarding house. She surrendered 4000 in silver rugs tapestries and bric a brac taken from the hotel, ending a tense suspected theft episode.
A young architect seeks a unique building look and learns from an older mentor that the window is key to character. A tour of New York houses shows how original window features seize attention and give each home its distinctive note.
A Klamath County fragment describes a deer park near Stellis Missouri with a herd of seven deer, fifteen acres, and yearly sales of young deer at 35 dollars per pair. It notes Mr Roseberry’s fourteen years of deer farming history and a broader passage on English flour preservation methods, plus travel glimpses through Levioland and a farm value statistic tied to Union Pacific land. General Baker’s Washington visit is also listed.
A collection of humorous remarks about marriage and gender roles contrasts male pragmatism with female vanity. Jokes touch on love finances, widowhood, and domestic power dynamics, treating matrimony with light, satirical flair.
A fashion prophesy cites old rose fading to shrimp and orange pink with yellows, mosses, and bronzes as season trends. It also highlights women’s evolving roles, noting Mme Thible as the first female aviator, Mrs. Sage’s balloon ascent, Pratt Institute training, and the importance of cheerful homes and dress for modern wives.
The excerpt blends fashion advice with light humor and social quips about women and charm. It mentions delicate almonds, old fashioned blue, and blue greens as fabrics, plus playful lines about feminine philosophy, relationships, and grooming. It also promotes Sarah Bernhardt tonic and wardrobe tips for evening wear and undergarments.
The article notes machine made lingerie gowns gain charm when paired with selective hand embellishments. Bold relief embroidery using coarse cotton floss can surpass other methods, while filet lace returns with pulsed figures woven into square meshes. Excess handwork raises cost, though small border accents and sparse surface flowers yield lovely results.
The passage predicts the decline of mushroom and cloche eras in Parle as eras fade into memory. It notes shepherds' disdain for ornate affairs and praises stark expanses of the Mushroom realm. The text references a spring timing and a day of fate in a distant setting.
New York report says Lillian Nordica will establish an American Bayreuth near the city with a 100000 dollar site, a two thousand seat festival house, and an American Institute of Music with dormitories. She aims to teach and nurture American talent at reduced foreign study reliance.
Mount Pleasant, a colonial era country mansion in the East Park near Columbia Avenue, has a storied lineage. Built for Captain John MacPherson, later owned by Benedict Arnold and Peggy Shippen, it served as Arnold’s life estate and later passed to General Jonathan Williams before the park purchased it in 1901 for park use.
A reflective verse celebrates nature as a healer and source of joy. It contrasts whispers of doubt with scenes of trees, rivers, and wind, urging alive, hopeful living. The speaker envisions shared quiet moments, companionship, and uplift in a small town setting.
The article argues customers should plan at home what they want and can pay, so salesclerks spend less time guessing needs. It urges women to research prices and materials, inform clerks of use and budget, and in turn receive better service from attendants.
An argument that city children need dedicated play spaces to safely channel energy, build physical culture, and foster good conduct. It cites dangers of street play and advocates playgrounds as essential to public education and moral growth.
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