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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
9
A misquoted joke credits Senator Phi with a cynical remark during a Millihattin Bevel hotel visit. A young girl asks what political economy is and the senator replies that it is the art of never buying more races than you need.
A lighthearted vignette from Everybody's Magazine depicts a crowded New York subway car where a small man and a fat passenger clash over a perceived pickpocketing attempt. A tall observer breaks the impasse by jokingly announcing his desire to move, prompting the trio to withdraw.
A little city boy and his sister Dorothy visit the country for the first time. They enjoy cows and bells watching milking. The boy warns Dorothy not to drink the milk, claiming it came from a cow.
From T P s Weekly and the Boston Transcript a discussion notes that European royalty sign with Christian names only, rarely using surnames. It cites Victoria and Beatrice as examples, and explores why cadet royals and spouses omit or include R or P in signatures.
A Wisconsin woman recounts heart palpitations and nervousness linked to coffee. She switched to Postum Food Coffee, noting weight gain loss of symptoms and improved health after several weeks. Her sister now prefers Postum at home and she signs with the company name.
Tremaine ingratiates himself with the Delroy circle by attending their opera box and social events. He clues Lester and Godfrey in on missing papers linked to Cecily, while amassing resources and cash from Richard Delroy to fund a high stakes venture. Edith Delroy's pearls become central to the tension as Drysdale warns of danger and Tremaine's charm masks his true aims.
Fragmentary text describes a village scene with an envoy seeking a cover for a machine. A female resident laments the lack of a protective cover while questioning the envoy about a new home for the machine. Laughter interrupts the exchange as others remark on the situation and seemingly unrelated names appear.
In Nieuport the old craft of horse driven net fishing endures as villagers gather with women and children to haul large wicker nets through shallow waves. The hardy horses march steadily, the catch is sorted, and the scene closes with nets laid out to dry and families preparing for a simple evening back at their cottages.
A roan returns to his native village after emigrating to Kansas years ago. He asks about bygone villagers including the town drunkard. A resident reveals the man is dead but not buried, prompting puzzled reactions and a murky recounting of the case.
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