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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
2
The article surveys diverse topics from maritime engineering with two large freighters for the Lakes to medical curiosities and early X ray history. It notes French decorations, automobile growth in Paris, female franchise discussions, and urban design praised by a German delegate.
A mother describes turning Sundays into restful, pleasant days. She shifts meal service to feel special, encourages church attendance, creates cozy parlors, and offers simple activities with family and neighbors. The schedule includes late breakfast, a refined dinner, and a buffet-style evening meal.
Sarah Bernhardt argues from London observations that British theater has improved markedly since her debut in Phedre. She cites more venues, more talented actors, and a thriving arts atmosphere, concluding England’s dramatic art is stronger now than at any prior time.
Strand's Magazine reviews how David Lloyd George's family shaped his rise. His uncle mentored him, his wife supported his pursuits, and his brother shared workload in early Lloyd George and George. The text emphasizes family as a partner in his political life.
In West Africa ants build colossal 40 foot tall hill structures resembling sugar loaves with hundred of chambers. Colonies lie within solid walls sometimes twenty inches thick and include a queen ant whose eggs are carefully tended by workers. Native fear keeps hills untouched except from distance with firearms.
In this reminiscence the narrator recalls evenings reading from the Reading book with family, marveling at poems like Marco Bozzarie and The Arab's Farewell to His Steed. She laments today’s quick use of free textbooks and the loss of shared literary thrill among her nieces and nephews.
Report notes extreme seas south of Cape Good Hope and Cape Horn with waves once reaching 130 feet in early accounts. Modern observations place the highest near 68 feet in the Southern Ocean, with 40 feet in the Indian Ocean and 25 to 29 feet in the North Atlantic. Destructive power grows with size and speed, aided by persistent westerly winds and long swells from prior gales.
Judge Kenesaw M. Landis of the U S district court recalled his youth era as an usher in a Logansport theater in Indiana. He told how a mutual friend connected him to George Primrose and Lew Dockstader and noted their Logansport roots in a faded reminiscence.
A dialogue shows Mr. Dockstader offering future performances to secure an audience with the judge. The judge expresses conditional interest, suggesting he would attend again if other duties allowed, signaling a potential return to the venue next week.
A Chicago Post feature paints downtown as a rare sight on Sundays with empty sidewalks and serene streets. It notes the absence of traffic at Michigan Avenue and Madison Street Bridge while describing calm shoppers and unusually neat, weary faces.
A satirical piece mocks a critic's digestion and tirades while noting a forestry department order in Pennsylvania for fifty motorcycles to aid rangers on state reserves. The text blends theater jabber with an unrelated official purchase.
A group of New York women from the Progressive Economic club patrol markets at dawn to pressure tradesmen for cheaper cleaner goods. Leading figures include Mrs William Grant Brown Mrs Lewis Nixon and Mrs Baskowits with Dr H Baskowits and Mrs George Kerr noted as founders or early supporters.
Brazil negotiates with Edwin V. Morgan to settle the Sherman act case over the coffee trust. A likely plan envisions gradual sale of about 960000 bags of coffee valued at 10000000 stored in New York under a valorization scheme. The San Paulo region is named as a party to the agreement.
W. W. H. G. Bullard has been named chief of the Navy Department's radio telegraphy office. The new post oversees all of the department's wireless stations, created as the wireless service expanded under Secretary Meyer.
Fragmentary verse notes churchwardens and a friend or two as indulge in folly and time, hinting at love and mortality. It mentions Kirkcunnel and a churchwarden with a long clay pipe. The lines drift through doubt, pleasure, and finality.
The Philadelphia Record notes pressure on the Pennsylvania Railroad to enforce absolute abstinence for all employees. It argues constant drinking, even in moderation, undermines duty and safety, and says the company should not tolerate workers dependent on alcohol.
A detailed reminiscence of Washington leading the December 1776 Delaware crossing. Hessian garrison at Trenton surprised by bayonet assault as Washington’s two divisions attack in darkness and sleet. About 200 Hessians killed or fled. 900 taken prisoner. morale and resolve of American troops surge.
On a Martin trestle 200 feet above a valley two men fought a duel. After Borah emptied his revolver he fell into the stream. Hepera, fatally wounded, crawled to the trestle and was found by workers who witnessed the fight. Borlich later died from abdominal and leg wounds.
A fragment describes children noting chrysanthemums in a window. They chatter about colors yellow red pink white and blue, while a breeze carries their curious lines and playful imagery. The piece evokes a domestic, lyrical mood centered on flowers.
The Land Show in Chicago featured a prominent Canadian exhibit under Hon. Dr. Roche. Wheat weights, large oats and rich vegetables demonstrated western Canada's farm resources, with daily bread from Canadian flour and butter and cheese on display. Winners included Marquis wheat, and Canadian cattle won the fat steer championship and sweepstakes at the Live Stock Show, while British Columbia apples shone at the New York and London shows.
Dr Joseph John Garside aged 60 of Philadelphia was committed to Montgomery county jail after a special officer arrested him near the Philadelphia and Western Hallway station for talking and acting strangely claiming a pursuing horned woman and danger to his wife.
Quote from Sarah Grand argues that intentional vulgarity is fine but unknowing vulgarity leads to social loss. The line appears in Adam's Orchard exploring manners and decorum with biting wit.
A Dickens quote reflects on pride as a deadly trait yet distinguishes maternal pride as a blend of faith and hope. The line contrasts abstract vice with a virtuous family-based pride rooted in spiritual virtues.
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