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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
6
The text aggregates diverse notes on global topics from opium concerns to currency changes. It mentions operatives in Europe building a new national park, shifting coin edges in South America, and evolving education and labor practices, alongside varied cultural references and historical curiosities.
The fragment quotes Katherine Quinn from Nautilus with lines on an angelic figure and a beloved heart open to hope. It describes sheltering love, fears, and a mysterious guardian figure guiding the speaker toward solace. The tone blends longing with reverent faith in a protective presence.
In this excerpt from Harper’s, a lyrical meditation recalls a garden scene with larkspur and fragrant blooms. The prose evokes memory, loss, and a sense of peaceful rest as a woman’s presence lingers through flowers and quiet beauty.
Fragmentary OCR notes evoke Queen Mab and a celestial palace with a vast white sunlit dome. Imagery centers on the wild ocean, reflected light, and a high star like point above dark clouds. The text references a poem fragment noting the palace floors of flashing light and mingling beams.
Brief verse by M. Nolan hints at a playful riddle about Annie Rooney. A whimsical line suggests a celebrated character amid light wordplay as readers respond with amusement and curiosity.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases and broken lines about a regiment, sports or rallying cheer, and pastiche lines like Play up play up and play the game amid dust and pine banks. No coherent event or details emerge.
The latest fashion notes from Berlin describe young women in uniform attire riding bicycles. The scene highlights style and public perception as city life changes with new trends.
A Chicago Tribune analysis argues minor leagues struggle financially when not run on business principles. Civic pride and pennant chasing tempt clubs to overspend, with fairs and hat passes used to cover deficits. It cites conflicts between small cities, franchise moves, and the need for practical budgeting over spectacle.
The nine day session in Kansas City marks the triennial gathering of congregational churches led by Moderator Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn. Delegates will elect a new moderator adopt a new constitution with a fresh statement of doctrine and appoint a national secretary to advise churches and societies nationwide.
Chicago special report says B B Johnson president of the American League and a National Commission member favors retaining the world series as is. He notes eastern discontent over ticket issues and scalping while praising the series for stirring nationwide interest and aiding baseball finance.
Peoria report notes the Chicago White Sox rallied in the sixth inning to tie the score on a eritiee fly by Sam Crawford. They then loaded the bases with a 400 single and three runs scored, giving the Americans a 4 to 2 victory over the New York Giants in a tense game. bunt and misplayed plays are cited as key moments.
In a large gathering with about 600 delegates and 2000 visitors, discussions focused on spreading doctrine to all areas. The moderator election was scheduled for the afternoon. Commissions and committees filled most of the session, with the polity commission's doctrinal statement seen as the key item and recommendations to curtail seating and appoint a national secretary.
A compilation lists ten managers selecting an all star nine from famed players of the era. Names like Mathewson Barry Daubert Speaker Cobb Collins and others appear among selections for positions across multiple clubs, with managers including Connie Mack and Branch Rickey noted among the choosing figures.
In Los Angeles heavyweight Jess Willard and nine others face trial for alleged prize fighting after John W. Young was fatally injured at Vernon arena. Judge Gavin Craig overruled demurrers and set trials for January 7 with Willard, promoter T J McCarey, promoter Al Greenwald, referee Charles Eyton and others pleading Not guilty.
Brainerd Minnesota hosts a large homecoming for Bush as thousands greet him from the train. Businesses close to permit workers to attend a celebration that included an automobile parade and ends with a dance.
The report notes a rise in church membership to 7 461 and benevolence totaling 2 803 600 dollars. It mentions many churches in the United States and a movement to align labor and capital through church cooperation. The Brotherhood Commission report and the unity committee describe conferences with the Protestant Episcopal Church and a world conference on consolidating Christian churches.
Public service report by Mrs Ella Flagg Young, superintendent, outlines a safety drive in Chicago schools. It cites 83 children killed in 1912 transportation accidents and July losses of 22, urging teachers to remind children at dismissal, promote prudent conduct, and use moving picture reels from Chicago Railways to teach crossing rules and traffic dangers.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century snippet discusses William Osler and urban mortality or vitality studies. It mentions American cities, age groups, and infant and maternal mortality indicators, with references to Cincinnati and Bridgeport. The readable fragments imply a comparative look at birth, age, and health metrics in cities.
The piece discusses the difficulty of securing high office under the president. It mentions Arthur Weaner of Kentucky and others as potential confidants, while noting concerns about loyalties to old-school factions. It cites a Princeton pick and shifting favor with an emphasis on the politics of appointments and timing.
A bygone newspaper passage celebrates holidays and public events shaping metropolitan life. It urges inclusivity for Jewish residents and notes long term community benefit as celebrations become a staple of city culture. The piece hints at interwoven Dutch and English influences within a composite population.
A sensitive plea describes a single parent and seven year old child facing hardship. The note implies support is needed without detailing specific costs or legal actions while highlighting the family’s dependence and limited independence. It frames the parents as Spanish royalty, complicating appeals for funds.
An excerpt laments unproductive fault finding and ungracious reception. The narrator recalls rude responses from a benefactor and a stranger, noting frustration with social manners and a maid's blunt reply about propriety.
One of the Massachusetts governor candidates attended a Sunday picnic and sang with a brass band as part of a lively mixer event. Report notes the day featured clowns and public amusement but also mentions discrediting details and unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary poetry recalling tender touch and beauty of hands. The speaker laments distance and longing, praising a beloved's hands and the sensuous effect of touch, with scattered lines about romantic moments and imagined places.
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