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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
7
A London Housewife plans a chic birthday supper for Reggie with a chafing dish as the centerpiece. The evening spirals into culinary chaos as guests complain, flames flare, and the table mishaps erupt, ending in a prank gift to a cousin with the failed dish.
A New York Sun feature recalls the crested screamer once kept at the U S Zoological Park now silent. It discusses its rarity, debated classification, South American origin, and famed voice as a defining trait with dramatic single roars from vast flocks heard in the plains.
The New Haven defense by Yale College students against a British attack is celebrated with a sculptural group in Jamies Edward Kelly's studio, to be unveiled July 6 1907. The statue shows colonial era students manning field artillery as the town resisted a 1779 British raid and bombardment.
An excerpt from Lippincott's Magazine shows a reporter questioning a strike-breaker about why no injuries occurred. The answer hints at fear and caution as the striker averts blame while the breakdown of union solidarity is implied.
A con man uses disguise to infiltrate a society wedding plotting diamond theft. Enid Hoptoddle shows resolve as her mother’s schemes and a web of deception collide, leaving a single daring gamble in the archway to determine the fate of the necklace.
A well known Olle int commented on eyewear care urging women students to treat glasses properly. He warned clouded neglected lenses harm eyesight and advised nightly cleaning with cap and water followed by drying on a soft cloth.
Mannie Macterdinck comments on Shakespeare in Harper's Weekly. He surveys periods and courts to discuss the tragedy of Othello and Miltonic influence, praising the synthetic play and its idealized portrayal.
The Danvers Massachusetts Rebecca Nourse house built about 1635 is linked to the witch trials era. Rebecca Nourse later faced trial in Salem and was hanged at Gallows Hill amid mob violence. The old home, near Witch Hill, inspired a 1885 monument and plans by the Danvers Historical Society to acquire the property.
A dinner in Wilmington features Mrs T Rover recounting a housekeeper’s mishap with a leg of lamb, and D H Morris brags about chicken farming while joking about his past ignorance of city ways. A New York visit ends with a lamp light mishap and a farmer’s tale of a blown light kept burning all night.
A magazine editor discusses W W Jacobs and his light humor. He recalls a lawyer defending a client accused of home breaking by claiming the client did not break in but opened a parlor window and moved items. The judge comments on the humor, and the defendant smiles as the scene ends with the cork arm in prospect.
A cartoon caption shows a wife noting the new neighbors are poor because when she asks to borrow milk they never have it. The husband questions how she knows, highlighting the running joke.
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