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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
5
A survey of traditional beliefs among women about charms and signs. It describes cheek burning omens, the right side of dress, Friday fears, color omens, daisy and plant divinations, and the lure of fortune tellers like Black Betty. It notes social humor as women share warnings and foibles.
An unrecorded tale recalls Napoleon III seeking aid in New York during exile. General James Watson Webb hosts a dinner at the Astor House when Louis Napoleon arrives asking for help. Webb funds and aids him before the emperor later sends a telegram from Calais asking to meet at St. Cloud.
In Lincolnshire England a potato boom stirs crowds at Spalding weekly market as trader T A Scarlett faces heckling over the single tuber claim. The originator of the Star and El Dorado Coe insists a big offer was discussed with Mr Findlay but the deal remained uncertain amid siege of questions.
A fragmentary scene shows Little Sadie learning from deRabions about the meaning of a gentleman. The dialogue features a melting lesson and a pivotal line where Eadie defines a gentleman as a man you don t know.
Boston based Professor Henry Helmers controls the worldwide box kite market through Blue Hill patents. The kites, used in science and advertising, total about 760000 yearly, with major production in New York Great Britain Germany France Russia Austria and Spain Belgium. Royalty income and a keel kite with auto night adjustment add to his scientific prominence.
A Western woman describes starting and managing a pheasant and swan keeping venture in New York. She details housing, feeding, breeding cycles, and market demand for English ring neck pheasants and swans, noting costs, incubation, and the need for proper habitat to ensure successful rearing and profits.
A weary traveler asks why the depot sits far from town while the driver quips that depots are placed where the material costs are higher to build than to receive. The exchange hints at economic rationale behind depot placement and its impact on residents.
A memoir recounts Samuel J. Tilden after his Europe trip in 1877. The former governor shares with a confidant how his political instincts foretold Conkling’s moves and a push for Grant's third-term at the 1880 Republican convention. He claimed his intuitions were infallible.
A fragmentary courtroom scene in Vienna features a tall ghostly figure in a black gown declaring Remember the baker on the brink of death. The dialogue hints at a disputed crime and an innocence claim, with judges present in a tense atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a donation to the city with interest to fund a lamp in a palace setting. Mentions ox plat and a dogea, unclear entities, no clear dates or names.
A brief fragment asks a vignette about a girl who vanished and returned, noting Little River and Miss D. references. The oblique inquiry hints at a local social puzzle or memory from the periodical.
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