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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
3
A collage of short items covers oddities from advertising antics in English papers to monastic life at La Trappe Abbey. Notes mention missing children, avant garde art labels in Bond Street, Wisconsin gear safety tests, boric acid and volcanic emissions, and early 20th century regional curiosities including brass spectacles, Prague’s water works, and a Boston notices snippet.
The Hamburg court of appeals upheld a lower court finding in a dispute between French sardine manufacturers and Norway, affirming French rights. The article notes a Russian beverage called quass made from rye or barley meal, prepared with warm water, unfermented and very sour, used by poor peasants for years.
Fragmented text reports higher profits in the Booth American buchu leaf industry due to limited supply. It notes past output and value figures, a town sale in Bulger Colorado, a municipal park project in Columbus, Ohio, and claims about labor and schooling amid unrelated disjointed phrases.
A king and queen boast of their daughter's beauty prompting sea witches to demand a sacrifice. The princess offers herself. a prince saves her by slaying the sea monster. She returns home to a grand feast and they marry, ending in happiness.
Spotty and Brownie, two sparrows, find a hospital ward full of sick children. The nurse feeds the birds and children share crumbs, while the birds raise their own brood nearby and teach the youngsters about kindness and giving joy to others.
A 1914 prose fable about a vain rose in a garden who believes she will live forever through a loving lady. After being plucked and worn, the rose wilts and fades, only a single petal saved by the lady as a memento proving beauty fades and memory remains.
A poor boy Frans finds a red cap on a bush and frees a goblin who claims it grants invisibility. The goblin offers to tell Frans how he gained the cap in exchange for the cap, and Frans agrees. The tale hints at further adventures and warns of the cap’s power.
A fairy queen comforts a sad fairy named Dewdrop who longs for a kitten. The queen promises a gift after midnight and creates tiny gray pussy willow bushes that sprout kittens for the fairies. Each bush yields a playful miniature cat that grants happiness to the fairy band each night.
A mother named Ceres mourns her daughter Proserpina who is taken by Pluto to the underworld. After a pact granting six months with Pluto and six with her mother, Proserpina returns each spring and leaves in autumn, bringing seasons and renewal to the earth.
The passage evokes a desert trek under moonlight with stars speaking to travelers and wind sharing the language of nature. Distant camps glow like fireflies while bone-white rocks gleam. an Arab figure moves from shadow near the Sphinx as the Great Pyramid hovers above the sands in a surreal vision.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports that the U.S. Supreme Court issued forty decisions, including a ruling sustaining a ten hour day for women. The piece notes legal questions about hours, pay, and the balance of protections versus employment flexibility, reflecting ongoing debates on women’s work time and constitutional questions.
The text argues that industry should not base practices on gender and asserts a community right to protect potential mothers from harmful labor. It suggests more employers will hire men if protections favor women, claiming protection harms women yet benefits the many by upholding legitimate regulation.
The Chicago Tribune reports House floor leader Mr Underwood states the party opposes national legislation for women’s enfranchisement. He argues citizenship qualifications are state not federal issues, reflecting Southern resistance and a political calculation against suffrage.
The text presents garbled Cockney style lines with misheard phrases and names. It resembles a playful script or dialect sketch featuring characters like Smith and Willie, hinting at a domestic or classroom setting in a humorous, rustic voice. The piece reads as a colloquial dialogue fragment.
A. A. Benjamin of the independent Argentine packers alleges to the Interstate Commerce Commission and the secretary of agriculture that prohibitive meat prices stem from world market manipulation by allied U S packers and railroad discrimination. He urges government curbs on packers and equal railroad privileges to lower costs, citing 2,000,000 pounds weekly and Argentine beef transshipped as chilled meat at higher prices.
The piece portrays a suburban Indianapolis street during a dry weather storm. Children laugh and play while workers pause, birds droop, and the air quiets before distant thunder signals a sudden, welcomed rain as the wind shifts and prepares to scatter the heat.
A plan to aid the unemployed and place migrants through a chain of free agencies has been announced by Anthony Caminetti and a U.S. immigration commissioner. Twenty cities are chosen as sites including New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston with Galveston and New York named among the first.
In a tense social scene Hurley and Parsons clash over a secret society and a problematic invitation as Aggie Hurley pressures for a dinner. A chance encounter with Ethel Rose reveals romantic tension and unanswered questions about a bachelor’s ball and engagement.
Describes a primitive steamboat used in Canada to move log rafts on lakes to mills. The craft is depicted crawling along roads on rollers, appearing at home in its natural element while transporting a sphere of opera along the route.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a journey with two horses along a muddy road toward Lake View. Text is garbled with missing names and outcomes, making details unreliable.
City officials and residents gathered to discuss long term growth and infrastructure plans. Key figures from the council and local businesses outlined priorities including transportation, housing, and public services with emphasis on sustainable development.
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