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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
6
A humorous Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph reminiscence recalls a guest of learned Scotsmen visiting a neighbor, wearing Highland attire. An amused housemaid spots the professor absentmindedly exposing bare knees after trousers are forgotten, yielding a comic luncheon mishap.
An elderly townsman recalls a singular character, John J. Poppen, whose funeral drew unprecedented crowds and deep sorrow. Elis, once a prominent neighbor, is mourned as the community bids farewell to a figure of lasting impact.
The United States Department of Agriculture tabulates passenger setonmahilies registrations across states. Portisylvania shows about tin, Callvorihe and a few hundred fewer. New York reports about 600,642. Ohio Illinois and others show varied figures with Nevada recording the smallest at 0.55.
A lightning bolt struck rancher Steve O'Donnell in the Girtlitin Valley Mont a few days ago. The bolt hit a hayrack, scorching the right side and leaving the left side largely untouched. The rancher suffered a minor burn while bystanders offered sympathy.
Nancy and Anne Leavitt receive a puzzling letter from a distant aunt Sabrina Leavitt inviting a visit to the historic Leavitt home on North Hero Island. The sisters debate the aunt’s fortune and whether Nancy should impersonate an absent Leavitt to help Madame Breshkovsky.
In a small town Nancy Leavitt boards a county wagon with old Webb as she travels toward Happy House. Anne and Claire discuss a Russia dream and a shed-dark family history while Nancy braces for her Aunt Sabrina and the truth about her forefathers. The ride hints at mystery and a coming farewell as Pen and friends prepare for one last sing.
Nancy stands on a hot North Hero railroad platform seeking guidance to reach Freedom as Webb the station man directs her to a weathered stagecoach named Freedom. The weary traveler recalls parting from Anne and a night in Harlington that deepened her resolve before the ride begins.
The Liberals win a clear majority with a tariff revenue platform. The Progressives or Farmers' Party gain ground in the Prairies on a near free trade platform, while Conservatives lag with high tariffs. American farmers are urged to reassess protectionism in light of Canadian shifts. It also notes Keynes on concessions to French difficulties and Japan's growing role as a Quadruple alliance signatory. National Safety Week prompts cautious driving.
A Beaumont Journal piece notes the 1920 U S chicken census shows 50,509,738 on farms and 290,040,057 three months old or more as of April 15 1910. It compares egg production trends and notes chicken prices rise as human population grows.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a foolproof remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels of constipated children with a single teaspoonful. It claims quick improvement and urges mothers to insist on the genuine product. A second anecdote about a literary man and a waiter appears as a humorous aside.
Mrs Newrich calls at a studio seeking a portrait. An attendant says the artist is busy on a study. Mrs Newrich insists on someone finished with his studies and leaves to seek another painter.
In a village church a sleeping clerk dreamt of leading a crowd and mistakenly cried FUL em again, Mrs. C, fll em again, shocking worshippers as he woke. The innkeeper Mrs. C. ran the village inn near the church.
In a Wayside Tales fragment the speaker jokes on Bentham's credit and a bakery loan. The note advises builders to estimate costs and add ten to twenty five percent for safety.
French authorities plan to deploy large multi engined planes to remote colonial territories. Each plane will have a pilot and mechanics with cabins converted into operating theaters. A surgeon and assistant can perform major or minor operations in mid flight if needed.
A visitor asks how long the injured man has been in bed at a local hospital. The patient scolds the phrase indiaposed and accuses doctors of leaving him injured due to carelessness, speaking with disdain about his treatment.
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