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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented text mentions Ana Alexander Peacock, Dunfermline, and Pittsburgh wealth, a Geneva museum project, fur trade and muskrat markets, and a Paris legal figure Maitre Henri Robert. It also references a story about tears aiding acquittal, Strauß, Danube waltz earnings, and a Turin honeymoon mishap, plus Frankfort’s population rise and Brazil wiring stations.
Fragmentary dialogue expresses a plea for care and love amid hardship. A child asks about prayers and a tenuous home life, mentioning a father’s drinking and longing for stability, with a sense of faith and familial longing throughout.
A St. Louis veterinary student Newman Walsh, in Kansas City, recalls a danger when riding a calm mule that suddenly strikes. The mule wounded Walsh with a powerful kick to the ribs and nose, prompting a vow to use dynamite in future assignments if needed to control such stubborn animals.
A report notes 41 students jailed in Russia for expressing admiration for Leo Tolstoy and alarm at repression. The article cites state measures against Tolstoy’s writings and notes widespread fear among students amid the crackdown.
Article explains France will set clocks back five hours creating a constant Paris London time relation. It argues the change reduces misperception of time across markets and signals bankers desire for peaceful coordination to avoid costly conflicts.
The fragment discusses operetta composers Johann Strauss and Lehar. It notes Strauss received salaries and honors in Vienna and London related to On the Danube and The Merry Widow. It mentions publishers earning 300 kronen and Lehar earning up to 100,000 kronen, with references to America and other places.
An old note discusses how juries react to female defendants versus male ones. It claims women with youth and a pretty voice may gain high acquittal odds, while men rely on different tactics to avoid guilty verdicts.
A year ago James J. Mill kept 20 buffalo on his Anoka Minnesota farm. Four were killed for meat and sold locally. Recently one escaped via the fence and several Minneapolis sportsmen tracked it in an automobile, startling the herd before they moved on.
John Britten, a youthful actor of promise, chases love and fame across Boston New York and Chicago. His romance with Edith Downing dissolves as he becomes obsessed with sincerity and self image, then his career collapses after a disastrous performance with Edith’s modern stage rival Milly Eckstorm.
A customs and excise commission report notes major changes in Britain’s habits over a decade. Cocoa up 18 percent per head since 1901, tea up 1 percent, tobacco up 27 percent. spirits and whisky fall sharply. beer, wine, and coffee decline. Publicans drop from 92,019 to 87,008 while licensed medicine sales rise. Bridge duties boost playing cards taxes. Armorial bearings fall. shooting licenses drop. old age pensions start January 1 with 600,000 estimated beneficiaries.
A New York household servant invested earnings in a questionable Arizona mine after reading quick wealth schemes. A Roosevelts Rough Rider native advised against such stock and warned that the venture could divert funds to risky schemes, with hospital costs rising as a broader sign of speculative excess in 1908 compared with prior years.
A fragmented meditation on society and gender with ironic musings about appetite, character, and greatness. The piece riffs on masculine views and moral contrasts, noting fat men and second thoughts while lampooning pretentious philosophy.
Maude asks about Hibrow’s comment on a man under the mistletoe. Maymie explains he said it was not genuine mistletoe and that he would not capitalize on a botanical error.
An 1906 exchange reveals Chicago surgeon Dr Pratt praising C W Post for Grape Nuts and The Road to Wellville booklet. Pratt commends health ideas and business ethics, noting sanitariums and practical Christianity influences.
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