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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
6
A letter writer argues that true sleep cannot be measured by hours in bed and that genuine sleep requires discipline and practice. He likens sleep to a sacred need and jokes about a dynamite bomb to illustrate how deep sleep should survive disturbances.
A long list of embroidery and sewing ideas for summer crafts. It covers bag designs using cretonne and chintz with ribbons and embroidery hoops, and various apron styles with lace, embroidery, and scalloped edges. Also notes on carpet cleaning and nutritious foods like oats and olive oil.
A New York Sun essay in the North American Review argues that U S views of Latin America are biased. It highlights Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Montevideo Santiago Lima Mexico City Asuncion Quito Bogota Caracas and La Paz as modernizing capitals with growing trade and urban projects. It notes Latin American commerce rose from 1897 to 1907 while U S trade growth lagged.
In Success Magazine a conversation unfolds between Mrs A and Mrs B about a husband’s suicide. Mrs A skirts the tragedy by steering to household chores, remarking on the attic as a place to hang things. Mrs B deflects with a chilling quip about cold work and a large attic.
A Hairbreadth Escape from Buccesas Magazine features comedian Charles B. Bigelow who is bald except for a collar height rim of hair. He asks a Lambs club barber to cut hair with the collar on, and the barber offers to cut with the hat on. An emergency note reports Electric Nights powered by storage batteries installed in a new London ambulance.
A collection of aphoristic quips on debt risk marriage secrecy appetite and social behavior. The brief items poke at exclusiveness success romance and daily life with sharp humor and social commentary.
A collection of moral maxims on duty money and marriage from Chicago notes. It jokes about being perfect as a nuisance, warns against false friends, and muses on honesty, adversity, and forgotten loves with a blunt urban voice.
A humorous exchange unfolds as one narrator recalls a tale never before shared and another questions its novelty prompting a playful back and forth about whether it has been told.
Joseph Junette, a farmer from Toule Missouri, says he will educate ducks to eat potato bugs for a dollar a day per duck. He already earns about sixteen dollars daily from sixteen trained ducks and plans to expand to a Bug Exterminator program nationwide.
A long list of household hints covers cleaning, cooking, and maintenance. It includes stain removal with potato and ashes, freshening fabrics, preserves storage, lamp and cookware care, and simple fabric repairs. Practical advice emphasizes safety, thrift, and using common items like camphor, ammonia, borax, olive oil, and milk.
The Bronx zoo elephant Luna awakens from a nap to inspect a mouse that crawls around her cage. She calmly traps the mouse with a foot then lifts it by the tail with her trunk before trumpeting and tossing her enclosure. The mouse escapes and Luna resumes sleep.
The article explains a new view of the atom as a complex system with a central positive nucleus and surrounding negative electrons in orbits. Light frequency reveals electron motion, with an electron completing about five hundred million million revolutions per second, highlighting vast numerical scales.
A New York lawyer, observing a office across the street, reports a stenographer with a gentleman unfaithful in his window. He calls the man, taunts him from the phone and advises removing his arm and the chair as the scene unfolds. The lawyer ends the call with a pointed rebuke and hangs up.
Fragmented text discusses gender views and social norms with references to men and women. Mentions college life, parental judgment, and a comparison of the automobile in the United States to the motor boat in Canada along the St Lawrence and Columbia area.
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