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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
Mary Williamson outlines dainty beauty preparations for brides. Scented sachets, lavender powders, deodorants, lemon hand care, hair styling with simple home recipes, shampoos, curlers, and cold cream for travel skin care. Includes detailed ingredient lists and steps for long lasting effects.
A dated recipe fragment describes freezing peach frappe with sugar water and cream, then serving in glasses with peach slices. It also covers a baked cheese omelet style dish and a potato cheese bake with a hollow center filled with egg yolk butter and cheese, baked until brown.
Bread pudding made with milk softened bread crumbs and eggs. Bake until set then add blackberry jam and finish to a rich golden brown. Serve with a sherry seasoned hard sauce.
A dated cooking note describes preparing a rice water drink by washing rice, cooking in water until dissolved, adding galt and lemon juice, then moulding and serving with sugar and cream. It also gives a ham and pickle sandwich mix with sardines mustard pepper and vinegar spread on buttered bread.
An article advises immaculacy in bedding for health, stressing regular turning and cleaning of mattresses. It recommends twisted muslin covers, turning beds daily, pulling mattresses over footboards, rubber sheeting, vacuum cleaning, and beating with a wicker carpet beater for dirt removal. For stains, French chalk is suggested.
Two cookie recipes include Oatmeal Cookies and Eggless Cookles. Oatmeal uses oats flour sugar butter cinnamon baking soda milk with eggs, rolled thin. Cookles use sour cream nutmeg sugar cinnamon soda salt with hot water, mixed quickly and rolled thin.
Instructional note emphasizes pure tone and clear articulation for refined speech. It advises breathing correctly, avoiding monotone delivery, and tuning pitch for expressive yet balanced vocal quality. It cites examples like Brown to illustrate resonance and breath control.
A Sandy Hook pilot recalls a Thanksgiving about 10 to 12 years ago aboard the steam pilot boat New York. After storms and long odds, he survives a near drowning when a small boat is crushed against a ship and is hauled aboard by a line. He returns to New York to find the girl's father awaiting news, and the engagement is finally settled.
A bygone poem portrays the eagle as a turkey symbolizing honor and conflict. The speaker laments the eagle’s loss of glory and questions patriot pride and national identity amid change and mockery.
A Sunday school class lesson aims to teach returning thanks before meals. A young lady instructs the boys with a humorous exchange as her father sits in the church audience.
Fragmentary remarks show Debbie bbleigh and Jackson in a tense exchange about campaign progress. The dialogue hints at outreach to constituents, postponing actions until after an election to avoid countrywide disruption.
A column discusses wastefulness in households and how wives, mothers, and husbands cope. It cites examples of clothes waste, misplaced items, and overcooked food while proposing solutions such as competent housekeeping or accepting a spouse’s strengths to reduce daily friction and bill impact.
A lyrical fragment describes calm autumn scenes with sunlit floors and drifting clouds. The speaker yearns for quiet, gentle thoughts as winds rise and tides surge, ending with an attribution to Mrailien P. Allerton.
Tit Bit features humorous child written biblical lines from a prize contest. The selections include “Mana ja teing polite” and “Jerusalem surrounded with walls to keep in the milk and honey,” with other oddities about Jacob Esau and Moses.
Startling statistics from Everybody's trace colonial family life. Ten Harvard class of 1671 husbands produced 18 wives and nine children, with high child mortality. Wives often married before 21, some into teens, to supply household needs and fertility.
An Indian tory notes Vice President Sherman served as chairman for several years, detailing his long tenure and leadership role within the organization.
A House committee member recalls Crow chiefs visiting the White House and a tale of Shah-bah-skong of Mille Lacs. The speech recounts 1862 Fort Ripley bravery, promises of special government care, and a later push to cede Ojibway lands north of Leech Lake. The old chief affirms honesty and invites a treaty signature.
Readings from Troy Times and Indian Education show Babu English samples. A pupil calls a schoolmaster a stern faced peddlegon while another writer describes officials as a nice majestic gentle man living in a pompous bungalow.
The Flying Squirrel and Former Representative John Allen visit Mississippi. A rural resident, seeing an electric fan for the first time, mistakes it for a lively animal and jokes about its possible reaction if the shopkeeper keeps making resolutions.
The editor in Cleveland questions the originality of verses titled The Kise and the author replies that it was a collaboration. The exchange confirms mixed authorship and raises issues of ownership in the verses.
A playful exchange reveals a husband praising an expensive diamond ring while the wife highlights savings on gloves. The dialogue hints at social expectations and domestic bargaining within a lighthearted domestic vignette.
The fragmentary OCR referencesBattle Hymn of the Republic and mentions marching on with faith and justice. It also oddly contains garbled phrases about Alabama and energy production in a regional context, mixing historical hymn language with stray state notes.
In a dramatic courtroom reenactment, Mrs. Robinson described how Walter Harvey and she struggled with a revolver. She testified she loved him and never intended harm. The jury soon acquitted her as cheers erupted and she embraced relatives.
A distorted reminiscence recalls Rockford sea water bathing in a rough bathhouse where a shower failed and a sailor owner warned a lady by dropping a barrel of sea water from the ceiling, delivering a crude humorous misadventure.
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