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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
6
Grace Livingston Hill Lutz offers a novel set in Philadelphia and London featuring romance and faith tested across two continents. The story follows a central character navigating social expectations and personal growth within a religiously framed narrative.
Gordon and Celia Hathaway journey by wagon into Milton after a misadventure with no public inn. They hire a local driver to reach Milton, sharing a breakfast at a colonial cottage and sharing growing trust as they travel, keeping their identities a mystery.
A desperate man pursues Celia and Gordon after a night at Holman’s dinner table. He debates stopping trains and hirelings as he tailors a plan to recover a valuable paper while Celia and Gordon, unaware, wander Milton and enjoy a quiet meal and a park moment before a looming train rendezvous.
Dr Jense Benedict Carter director of the American Academy in Rome says the war will birth a grand art renaissance with two great buildings surpassing the coliseum and skyscrapers He notes a crisis and patron wealth after the war will fuel new art and American art will lead in beauty and scale.
H B Tingle, once prosperous actor, told Police Judge Chesebro that playing a bum in Humanity led him to adopt vagrant living. He was arrested for keeping late hours, a form of vagrancy, and probation may be considered if his tale is true.
The essay argues hat choice reflects personality and aging, advising women to select flattering styles rather than chasing seasonal trends. It cautions against overexpensive hats with poor fit and suggests finding a hue that enhances mood and facial lines while avoiding harsh shapes.
A reflection on turning sorrow into progress by aligning actions with personal needs. The piece urges adhering to found strengths and pursuing the path best suited to one’s type for constructive change.
The piece muses on weather as a perennial topic for talk and controversy. It notes how climates shape social greetings and guide judgments, with proverbs and beliefs forming around weather patterns and forecasts.
The author criticizes educators for pandering to the so called interests of youth calling it a pernicious doctrine that harms sound scholarship and rugged character He argues that youth naturally gravitates to interests like candy stores and machinery and questions the value of catering to such impulses from fathers and schoolmasters alike
A gnome wakes with a headache and is comforted by a kind fairy. They become friends, and later the fairy is trapped, prompting the gnome to help her home. The tale blends whimsical images of forest life and gentle acts of care between small magical beings.
The readable fragments refer to a vague scene with names like Munday Merckern and Moxi OTe, mentioning a plateau, volcano, and medical or scientific terms. The noisy OCR yields unclear references, lacking coherent events, dates, or locations.
Washington reports rising material and labor costs strain federal building plans. The Treasury and supervising architect scramble to adjust estimates for projects including Des Moines court house and Bronx post office addition. Officials warn pork barrel pressure will push Congress to fund revised, costlier structures.
Summary of a Duluth Merabi article via The St Paul Dispatch revealing a Chicago confession that housewives can curb rising costs by avoiding overpriced items. It argues price resistance and collective refusal to buy essentials like butter and meat as a remedy, noting slogans against profiteering and urging consumer courage.
A Victorian era critique mocks Western women noting Asian dress and grooming as efficient and aesthetic. It contrasts Japanese and Chinese styles with American vanity, suggesting better universal taste in orientals and condemning Western fashion and hair coloring as wasteful.
The San Francisco Bulletin reports seven year old John Edwin Prather, son of Dr. W. R. Prather, as possibly the world's youngest deer hunter. While out with his father, he spotted a mule deer buck at about 60 yards and fired his 22 caliber rifle, causing the buck to bolt and fall.
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