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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
4
A miscible column from Hulett Wyoming cites diverse items from fashion to maritime experiments, cheese traditions, and curious local anecdotes. It mentions new footwear affordability, varnish for ships, volcanic cement, Swiss cheese heirlooms, Maud Gooch leading a ladies fire brigade, and animal behavior observations, with brief society and regional notes.
A fragmented collection of wry aphorisms and social observations on marriage money pride and manners from RO Howe. Includes jokes about wedding gifts, cash versus credit and the foibles of couples and social pretensions. Ends with verse about Bloody Thunder a Choctaw youth and Oklahoma heritage.
New York Times discusses homeopathic critics and modern medicine's shift from drugs toward blood transfusion and saline injections as preventive and therapeutic tools. Noting Senator Luke Laa’s blood donation anecdote, it cites Crile Beebe Ewing and Wright on immunity, cancer recovery, and potential systemic cures through immune-boosting transfusions.
An editorial reflecting on the British prince of Wales adopting the motto Ich Dien and arguing that true strength lies in service to citizens. It envisions a future where a real prince embodies duty, protecting mothers and children, promoting chastity and temperance as core civic virtues.
D Ferguson of the Pullman company explained to the Indiana state tax board that Pullman cars are named by the in charge clerk with a system, not by a salaried expert. He dismissed the rumor of a $6000 annual namer and noted lines named for flowers and Egypt kings, with other names chosen at random.
The column riffs on humorous yet absurd ideas about tolerance and fashion, attributing wild theories to a college professor and imagining ostrich eggs as a breakfast solution. It mentions Egypt’s god M-Thah, drum players, and playful digs at politics and sustenance, ending with a quirky closing remark.
A compact note of stubborn optimism urging people to persevere when days look bleak. It emphasizes bristling up, gritting teeth, and continuing to keep on despite grim prospects and persistent worries.
Poetic reflection attributed to Anne C. Lynch Botta. An earnest speaker trusts faith to steady a life journey through storms and cliffs. The speaker vows to walk with God’s guiding presence, braving rough terrain with a steady heart and a warm, comforting touch from the Father.
BITS OF HISTORY discusses presidents who skipped inaugurations and the long tradition of political estrangement. It recounts Adams, Jefferson, and Johnson episodes, including Adams midnight office work, Jackson’s reluctance, and Grant’s carriage snub.
Lincoln rewarded Seward with a key cabinet role after his failed 1860 nomination bid. Seward urged bold leadership, but Lincoln replied I must do it. The exchange stayed private as history notes Lincoln’s sagacity and magnanimity. Wilberforce's lifelong fight culminated in abolition in colonies after his death.
In 1817 thousands of Lancashire weavers set out for London to present grievances to the prince regent. Each carried a blanket for warmth, creating a curious parade as they faced military opposition and disbanded along the route, with only six reaching the outskirts of London.
Mr Sinclair asks Frederick W Taylor tough questions about workers losing jobs under the new system and over production. Taylor replies that overall benefits must be weighed, noting management leads much increased output and workers joined with higher pay under scientific management.
Budapest report claims J Pierpont Morgan offers about 1 million dollars for King Corvinus era relics including the throne curtain and the castle of Galgeece. Negotiations involve Count Erdoedy and Hungarian officials as consent of the emperor may be required before any transfer. The tale ties to Erdoedy estates and a New York connection through Julia Scott.
The New York World explores how eccentricity, madness, and genius intertwine. Eminent alienists discuss lines between anti social conduct and mental derangement, citing figures like Schumann, Kant, Luther, Napoleon, and Wagner. Moore’s verse closes the piece with a nature themed toast.
A fragmented reminiscence imagines a speaker agreeing with a sketch that sheep are the Nupldest creatures. The exchange hints at a playful, absent minded reply about a lamb.
A Cincinnati Associated Charities housekeeper Miss Greif helps 44 families in a charity drive, detailing the Panhandle Club’s romance era and the Trawig family's path from squalid rooms to a clean home. She trains mothers in budgeting, shopping, and cooking to maximize nutrition at low cost, turning ignorance into lasting improvement.
Kellogg Durland, writing from the Bowery, roams Chinatown and Little Italy amid a heat wave. He paints the East Side as a crowded, filthy, hopeless den of tramps, beggars, and disease, contrasting it with a cleaner uptown and questioning whether humanity can endure such squalor.
From the Loulaville Courier Journal in Whotte a public exchange questions past mayoral efforts and contemplates new leadership. Citizens joke about turning to a magazine to manage the town, signaling frustration and search for fresh guidance.
A humorous note from a Boston Transcript item about a professor returning home and a missed umbrella. The absent minded husband forgets his umbrella and his wife points out the oversight in a playful exchange.
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