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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
9
In a tense scene from a crime tale, Fibsy confronts officials with decoded clues linking beetles to a trap and a murder. Judge Hoyt and D A Whiting weigh Kane Landon as the prime suspect, while Avice and Leslie plot to influence the case and their engagement amid mounting peril.
A man arrested for the murder of his own child Rowland Trowbridge was detained at the Tombs pending further investigation and charges.
New York Times report from Palm Beach notes Hoover is eliminated from cabinet prospects and predicts fall and Daugherty and Hays will join the cabinet instead. The piece recalls past sayings about narrowing choices and the tapering expectations before a presidential transition.
The 1872 act limited active officers from civilian office, ending Army officers serving as secretary of war. The piece argues no current officer in the ring named Leonard Weed meets the required qualifications and would be barred by law or precedent from a cabinet appointment. It notes the long-standing constraint and possible exceptions in the pivotal era.
From the New Republic, the speaker states no third party will grow to real strength, refusing to join a modular party. He notes there is something in this party in its creed or actions that does not appeal to ordinary Americans, regardless of their oppression or grievances.
From the Chicago Tribune, notes on Mr. Harding's Jeffersonian stance and reactions by Cal Coolidge. Mentions a made-up neck and a jumble of figures about eggs and a New York saree, reflecting fragmented OCR text.
A playful meditation compares lettuce to conversation, describing its fresh crisp center and the need for oil salt pepper and mustard to keep a smooth discussion. The piece reflects on how lettuce, like talk, ages into a refined, white and satisfactory condition amid select company.
A North Carolina mountain school talk on health inspired a nine year old to submit a report urging personal hygiene and home cleanliness. The piece warns to wash inside and out, cover spitting, keep nails clean, and seek care for sore eyes. Salem Ohio spent 450000 on a typhoid outbreak, with 60 deaths and 850 cases.
The New York World reports on a suit to dissolve the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. It argues the Clothing Manufacturers Association seeks to suppress radicalism and shut the union through legal action, while both sides share blame for industry turbulence. It notes periodical strikes and unresolved fault lines between workers and employers, urging conciliation over legal maneuvers.
A fragmented, humorous piece references a palmintie defined as a woman who uses her hand rather than her alipper, with a London union anecdote about a wife rescuing a lapdog. It contrasts two comic lines about manners and a dog’s dignity, reflecting light human-interest wit.
From London weekly pages a dialogue mix shows a pessimistic voice and witty banter about daily life. Suburban figures discuss meals moods and modern caution while random lines reference a submarine and rubber shoes under rainy weather.
The Hedin expedition uncovered a 2000 mile continuous mountain chain in Tibet claiming it as the earths largest crust feature with average heights higher than the Himalayas The central Bongba segment remained unexplored before his crossing ten passes in the range revealing its vast central peaks and greater elevations than known ranges.
A fragmentary exchange shows two speakers debating humor and mood with odd phrasing. One side asks for a diverting drink while the other offers a dish made with dal as a distraction. Emotions shift between anger and fear in a tense, unclear moment.
A four year old Mary growing tired of her mother’s French conversation. The mother replies Oui oui but Mary insists it is pig talk, and cites a quip about the little pig saying it all the way home. Harper's.
In Crimson Gulch the citizens debated disarming themselves and agreed, until Tom discovered the cached weapons and seized them. The long struggle to reclaim self preservation marked a defining, agitating moment in local history.
A sly remark on poets avoiding bulky volumes and the bar gain counter as a fate for works deemed ponderous. The speaker notes no contemporary poet longs to leave behind a Byron sized collection, hinting at modern tastes and literary bravado.
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