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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
6
George Fitch discusses the fox terrier as a small black and white house pet with bold guarding instincts. The piece chronicles its lively, wandering nature and vivid character, calling the breed the chorus girl of the dog family with vivid, humorous contrasts.
The piece lampoons Rhode Island as a small yet pivotal state noting its population density and land use while poking fun at its geography economy and politics. It mentions Newport wealth factories and a controversial view of state ownership of legislators. It ends with a travel tip via the New York New Haven Hartford line.
A humorous expose on love's ravages and reforms noting how passion distorts judgment and wealth, yet marriage is proposed as remedy. It cites love's influence on individuals from the poor to the aristocracy, its political and literary impact, and its potent, intoxicating progress.
A humorous treatise on pockets tracing their growth from boyhood to manhood. It lists items men allegedly keep in pockets from marbles to knives to letters, contrasts women’s lack of pockets with men’s abundance, and ends with a satirical call for a pocket that can stow a dollar with a hiss and inward spikes.
A satirical essay contrasts shabby at stations with grandiose train luxury calling out the so called deepo waiting shelters and criticizes railroad leaders while praising art and its power to transform wealth into culture. It argues art elevates wealth and defines beauty beyond mere industry.
A fragment reflecting on slums in American metros where poor immigrants gather and live under social scrutiny. It notes slums as a detention-like port for aliens until they obtain citizenship certificates and critiques the urban view of foreigners.
In a puzzling local note, Mary Woysettee is described as concealing her past while Carrie faces a restriction on buying three items at a cemetery scene. The fragment hints at social friction and a disputed purchase in a small community.
Excerpt from Jefferson Davis era correspondence shows Davis criticizing critics, defending defense strategy, cabinet reliance, and need to raise troops. The letter discusses military shortages, discipline, and the balance of power against Lincoln while defending his decisions and seeking public support.
The Washington lar notes the old Swedish custom of dressing a tiny tree for birds gaining popularity in the United States. A simple green branch laden with apples suet grain and small treats delights birds and brings charm to homes, pleasing both children and sparrows alike.
A young man explains why he struggles to say the right thing to women. He recalls an encounter where he complimented a woman on her age, only to learn she disliked the remark as she claimed she never means what she says. The moment highlights awkward social missteps.
A garbled Philadelphia Times snippet hints at a social scene with a West Philadelphia woman and neighborly chatter about golf and food. The excerpt includes stray phrases about eating links and a casual remark about Jim.
The piece notes growing amity across parties in Congress as rivals mingle in daily acts like sharing tea in the Capitol. It cites leaders Cannon and Dolliver, Wadsworth defenses, and tours by Champ Clark and Dolliver, arguing better campaigns and cleaner politics foster cooperation across factions.
The piece describes belts, ribbons, bows, streamers, and lace trims as the season’s key accessories. Leather and silk belts, patent leather, and jeweled buckles appear with cluny lace collars and detachable chemisette collars.
The piece argues phonetic spelling is a tool of rebellion against standard orthography and law. It faults phonetic systems for misrepresenting speech and hindering readers. It notes the conflict between spelling, orthography, and pronunciation and warns of harm to literary expression.
The article describes a vegetarian curry method by Bwaint Abhedananda, lower of the New York Vedanta society. It details frying vegetables separately, cooking them with spices and curry powder, and simmering until tender.
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