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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
3
A Mogadore Ohio reader extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after a rough two years of marriage and illness. She claims three bottles restored her health, enabling her to have two healthy children and avoid a dreadful operation. She praises the remedy and offers to provide more details by mail.
Excerpt discusses using ultraviolet driven synthesis of sugars from hydrogen and carbon dioxide and foresees chemists replacing plant foods with manufactured staples. It mentions Stoklasa and Sdobnicky and a belief that future food could be produced commercially by chemistry.
The excerpt follows De Bartines and De Maupeou amid a palace conspiracy in Paris. Key figures include Madame de Linden, De Sartines, and Madame de Sienna as plots unfold around a compromising document. The scene centers on power, deception, and pursuit across Vienna and Paris with a dramatic resolution hinted.
De Sartine learns the Duc de Richelieu once possessed a secret document after a tense night. Lavenne, revealed as a police mole, saves the master and the woman Rosine departs with grace. De Sartine contemplates the strange release note titled Cordieu What a woman.
Florence Folsom in Nautilus argues eyes and ears are bandaged by non acceptance. The poem contrasts night and noise with a call to shed self engrossment symbolized by a Gordian knot to see and hear anew.
The Philadelphia Times notes former President Taft’s strong opposition to direct primaries for judge selection. It argues he fears party bosses and corrupt influences would control the judiciary, urging judges to serve independently rather than bow to political machines or questionable interests.
A poet named John loves Mary but hates typewriters and work. He notes Martha, Marys sister, as a capable cook and rival in grace and wit and sees a different future for Martha. Friday nights reveal changing affections as Mary’s social world contrasts with Marthas earned steadiness.
M Jordan of the National Crop Improvement Service argues that most farmers misuse seed corn and cannot judge ear quality. He notes true evaluation requires studying the plant, not just the ear, citing a Pettis county contest where participants learned to select stalks with ears, highlighting the leaf and root systems as vital to corn vitality.
A Mexican correspondent contrasts the United States and Mexico noting a friend’s wealth and risk taking in mortgages. He praises U S buildings horses beef steaks women and trees and mentions enormous trees and frequent trains as examples of the country’s scale.
Mike, unemployed, seeks a vacancy and answers questions before the employer asks for his name. He spells it as MacGonigal, but the rhythm falters with broken pronunciation, revealing the humor and confusion in a workplace appointment.
A playful dialogue features an ambitious rooster wishing to fight night-long battles and a house offering a dubious method. The exchange hints at loud, disruptive actions likened to an automobile horn, framed in whimsical, surreal tones.
A group of women urged southern governors to meet in conference at New Crna on November to discuss the future of woman suffrage. Mrs Wark notes her husband once spent evenings with her, while the exchange hints at broader social reform debates.
The poem depicts Porphyria warming a cottage during a storm. Browning narrates the lover’s vigilant patience as Porphyria yields to him and, in a single night, he strangles her to preserve their perfect moment. The speaker proclaims their love and a violent, fatal resolution.
The Mexican Herald reports Ecuador formed an anti revolutionary league in Quito. It notes progress toward modern sanitation including Guayaquil and favors foreign supervised sanitation work, citing American engineers as successful models in Manila Havana and the Isthmus. The piece mentions Argentine poet Ugarto opposing foreign control.
A stylized dialogue captures a quarrel about selling a mule for $8. Erastus Winkley defends the price while muttering about being beaten down and fearing the market’s turn. The passage uses a heavy local dialect to convey frustration and distrust in the sale.
Hungary faces a grave danger to the Dobšinská Ice Cave as a meteorological institute in Budapest reports rapid ice formation. After long observation, it finds the cave may be sealed within one or two decades and could become inaccessible. Temperature stays about one degree below freezing, driving heavy precipitation and rapid ice thickening.
Conversation notes show Brown remarks he is more satisfied with his wife’s cooking than in the past. He asks if she has learned with time and another speaker replies no. Source appears to be a clipping from Woman's Home Companion.
A brief fragment notes Mrs Bailey and Mrs Bailey-Hate to be simply trimmed this year with a reference to husbands and a judge as part of the exchange.
A dialogue questions rising reports of insanity while noting alienists must earn a living. The piece contrasts public perception with professional views. It cites last year’s record of 144 tree-planting societies planting 2,276,900 trees in Norway.
A hotel Night Clerk notes a new porter named Jim on his first night, answering a call sheet instruction to reach room seventeen at four. After a lengthy period the clerk discovers Jim has called seventeen rooms but has not completed calls to the remaining four, revealing a busy start to his shift.
Fine Old Sailor Lord John Hay, the oldest Huntish naval officer, has completed his eighty sixth year. He was the first British subject to administer Cyprus after the 1878 convention, took possession, and governed until Lord Wolseley arrived as high commissioner. He joined the navy two years after Queen Victoria began her reign and became an admiral about twenty five years ago.
The Shopper reports on a woman trying hats and deciding nothing fits her taste in a London shop. London Opinion notes a woman may not know her mind until after she changes it several times.
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