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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
6
Henry W. Fischer traces the name Alice from its roots Adela Adeliza and Adela, through forms Alix Alixia Ilse to modern variants. He notes noble uses in England Russia and Germany, associations with nobility and lilies, and mentions literary figures from Shakespeare to Carroll.
Constance meaning steadfastness and its emblem the blue hyacinth. The name spread from Constantine era England to Scotland Ireland Wales Brittany and beyond with many forms Kostja Kosta Custiande Gostanza Constance in Germany and Spain. Historical royal use in France Italy Spain and Russia persists with Constance figures in literature from Marmion Chaucer to Lovell and more.
The article traces Dorothy meaning gift of God and links to Theodora, noting two Dorothys German and Cappadocian maid, St Dorothea depictions, and roles of Dorothea in Prussia and Saxony history. It discusses imagery, calendars, noble connections, and a portrayal as a devoted wife and mother to her people.
The article surveys various Charlottes from royalty to actresses and literary figures, tracing name origins and fame. It references Charlotte of Portugal, Queen Charlotte, Charlotte Cushman, Lotta, and Charlotte Brontë among others, noting how the name spread in different cultures and eras. It also mentions royal connections and literary roles linked to the name Charlotte.
The text notes several references to Charlotte as a name. It mentions Charlotte von Stein as the muse of Schiller, Charlotte Margaret Carpenter as the wife of Sir Walter Scott, and identifies Charlotte as a popular cream and fruit dessert and as a variant of Charlotte Russe.
This article traces the name Elizabeth across centuries showing its many variants Eliza Isa Lissy Elizabeth Betty Bettina Bess and Bessy. It links Elizabeth to biblical roots and lists queens empresses and noblewomen including Elizabeth I Elizabeth Woodville Empress Elizabeth of Russia and others.
A humorous verse laments a lover’s out of tune singing at twilight. The speaker longs for honesty in affection while critiquing imperfect singing and timing, joking that true love survives despite discordant notes.
A Georgia church new minister faces a critical listener, a darkey janitor, who notes the prayers asking for things other preachers did not know he had. The poem contrasts longing, travel, and departure with boats, waves, and a reclined sea of memory.
A fashion item features a satin marquise blouse with lace trims and a wide belt connecting a worsted walking skirt. The plastron adds fullness to snug peasant fits, with lace collar and wide cuffs highlighted by contrasting lace.
A fashion description contrasts the tidy maid look with a feminine style featuring loose waves and curls. It details white lace jabot and frill neckwear over a dark satin blouse, with hair arranged in waves, a curled bang, and a chignon at the back.
Instructions describe placing two tumblers of equal ale above water with a wooden rod suspended between them. A second rod strikes the mid point of the suspended pole, breaking the pole while the glasses stay intact. A Washington man patents a center hinged tray to tilt and let coins slide out.
Birena Humphreys tells a folk tale full of boogers and banshees with a wary aunt watching over frightened listeners. The narrator evokes haunted horses and cannibal children while referencing local lore and a Harper’s Magazine reader audience.
A New York society event honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Miss Dorothy Whitney featured Mrs Whitney in an oriental Salome costume mimicking grand opera. Guests in varied fancy dress toured a lavish Old Westbury, Long Island setting with a 40 piece band and exotic performances. A decorative evergreen tree fire erupted, extinguished by servants and firefighters as champagne was dumped on the flames in a chaotic turn to the evening.
The Wide World Magazine launched a globe tracking test for ocean currents by releasing copper globes with instruction charts. Twelve globes carried a $30 reward. Globe No 1 released August 14 near Fastnet Rock was found near Skibbereen Ireland. Madame Melba added $25 to the reward, total $60. Most remaining globes are expected to wash ashore on the American coast.
The Baltimore Telegram recounts an officer defying orders as Stanton faces a sharp rebuke. Lincoln and Baca debate a response, with one side urging immediate action and the other urging caution or dismissal. The exchange centers on discipline and authority.
A New York newspaper outlines arguments for a brewery concession in Mexico. Proponents cite tax exemptions, a $12 per barrel wage estimate, and a lucrative telecommunication-related profit, highlighting potential gains from port beer loading and favorable rate terms.
The text reports a peculiar exchange with a citizen urging not to neglect smells while raking, followed by a reply from Theht Hernrted TL noting nearly every member of their feebing elob brings a plack of curds.
Incomplete lines appear to parody a stage or book feature with garbled dialogue. The excerpt includes phrases like don't crumble and worry about facing the jury. It reads as a stylistic, non coherent sample of dialogue from a larger work with playful misprints.
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