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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
5
A London Letter discusses England's grain fields altered into grass to aid drainage and notes a decline in arable land from 1681 to 1901. It critiques tax and social reform policies, warns against politicizing land movements, and fears class warfare amid rural-urban imbalance.
The article surveys Britain’s farming land reform movement led by small holdings and cooperative farming, notes the political resistance and social implications, and contrasts with Berlin’s modern culture a center of art music and education highlighting order and progress in a bustling city.
A reflective piece traces how innovators like Morse and Edison built new fields by pursuing a single specialty. It contrasts the successful expert with generic labor, cites Hayes advising McKinley to study tariffs, and underscores the era’s praise for focused mastery across science, industry, and public life.
A Plymouth Rock hen named Biddy Bounce dies after swallowing rubber and a baseball containing a ball of rubber. Gus Carlson, the courthouse janitor and owner, feeds her various remedies including whisky which precedes the fatal bounce. The tale ends with a moral against whisky and careless eating.
A collage of quirky anecdotes from Chicago and Philadelphia papers discusses dog barking in Peru, beauty myths, quick lunchers, romance gambits, and a humorous exchange between telephone operators and a caller. It riffs on truth, irony, and social quirks without a central event.
A new hand operated cleaner enters the market, promising quicker thorough cleaning without dispersing dust. It features a broad mouthpiece and movable bellows like handles that activate suction, drawing dirt from carpets and floors into a vacuum.
The May Everybody's essay by James Huneker examines the violinist Paganini, arguing he was not the craziest performer or the greatest virtuoso as folklore claims. Huneker notes his technical mastery and public magnetism, while dismissing sensational devil and murder rumors and tracing how his fame grew from sensational press accounts and personal excesses.
A string of satirical comments on gender roles social norms and everyday behavior. The piece pokes fun at gossip women newspapers and domestic expectations while noting hypocrisy and credulity in public life. It ends with reflections on mutual expectations in marriage.
An Oil City man detained at home gives his wife a quarter to buy three cigars. She returns with eight for a quarter and boasts that women can beat men at purchases. The man replies with a resigned, quiet remark.
A reminiscence portrays Grover Cleveland as a thoughtful quiet figure who valued honesty and friendship. He rarely talked much, listened intently, and impressed others with a straightforward, genuine nature and a steadfast truthfulness from childhood onward.
A fragment from a humorous poem dialogue about a pitcher and catcher on a baseball field with banter between Birdie and the narrator. The verse shifts to reflections from the New York Sun and New York Press on marriage and bachelor life with wry observations.
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