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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
2
The Bronx City Tribune reports a severe shortage of sleds and sleighs as early winter snowfall boosts demand. Factories paused stocks, dealers struggle to restock, and Davis & Co. notes they cannot meet orders for either sleighs or sleds. Farmers may need sleds for months while pleasure sleighing remains popular.
For years manufacturers paused sleigh production, selling existing stock. A late snow and cold spell boosted demand and orders, but firms cannot meet the rush. Supply grows slowly as unprepared makers scramble. many old sleighs circulate in city streets with several firms using sleighs for deliveries.
A New York club house committee receives a humorous complaint about an omelet served for four with only three flies. The writer suggests the omelet be served with four flies or none, noting the dilemma of fair distribution.
The 10 year old American performer Theodora Girard at the Olympia causes a stir in Paris by quietly rebuking a rude Russian admirer at Maxim's. A New Yorker aids her, then the Russian is escorted from the scene as onlookers applaud Teddy. A Russian grand duke and Senor Tonito praise her calm intervention.
Three hundred and fifty women in a Panama factory will produce a stronger explosive for canal construction. They mix perchlorate of ammonia nitrate of soda and other ingredients to form a material far tougher than dynamite, detonated only by a platinum heated wire. Output is projected at 6 000 to 7 000 tons yearly with markets forecast along South American coasts and potential political impact.
W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan attacks Gompers Mitchell Morrison and the AFL in DC court contempt cases. He rails at unions for boycotts and violence, denounces leadership, and urges readers to pressure Congress to preserve court power and defend free speech and labor rights.
Percy M Cushing endures a frozen treacherous trek across Pickety Rough to retrieve a Christmas goose for the crew at the life saving station. He crawls through briars, endures frostbite, shoots a pair of geese, and drags the heavy meal back to the station where surgeons later remove his hands. The men later dine on beef.
Paris Figaro writer Paul Parsy reports Norway’s peaceful path to women’s suffrage. In Christiania 37 473 women voted for the first time and women were eligible for the storthing. Voting began at daybreak and continued to nine in the evening with calm, orderly participation across classes.
Andrew Carnegie and James J. Hill built vast fortunes through publicity and strategic advertising. The article argues their public campaigns created perceived value, enabling the Steel Corporation and others to capitalize on reputations, with billions shaped by widespread public knowledge rather than just raw resources.
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