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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1912

Page

6

Iowa Ode to the State Spirit by H. M. Byers

Poem praising Iowa with repeated refrains of Iowa O, describing prairie beauty, sunsets, fields of corn and beloved land. Mentions Minsour’s Waters and the Mid-Western publication context. Reflects patriotic tone and affection for the state.

Iowa H. M. Byers

Efficacy of a Fit in a July Garden

In a heat drenched afternoon Josh Brown frets over an engagement torn by Laura and Miss Dresden. Betty mockingly prescribes a dramatic cure, while Belle quietly supports Josh as Ponte and the household edge toward a tense emotional moment culminating in a whispered reunion.

Landon Garter W. R. Hearnt Josh Brown Ponte Jogh Pont Josh Betty Laura Palmers’ Hall Miss Dreaden Belle Portia Ananias Sapphira Miss Dresden Bella Ben Palmer Amile Hetty Abe Dush Higt Sone Montreal Canada Letty Mont Laois Braun Wales Ponto Joah

Cathedral ambitions and notable projects across Episcopal sees

The article outlines various cathedral plans in the Episcopal Church, from Albany and Long Island to a major St John the Divine project in New York City. It notes endowments, prominent patrons like Cornelius Vanderbilt, and new cathedral sites in San Francisco, Denver, Cleveland, and Memphis, with Washington and Manila also pursuing grand church buildings.

Boston Tran Albany Long Island Willum Creswell Doane Garden City Potter Cornelius Vanderbilt Bish Hia San Francisco California Diovese Nob Hill Crocker Mansions Episcopal Church Pactile Grace Cathedral Grace Parish Fond du Lac Grafton Milwaukee Omaha Laramie Wye Tuttle Missouri Woodcock Kentucky Codman Maine Washington National Capital Manila Havana

Strange Indian Remedies and Beliefs Revealed in Madras Mall

An article catalogs herbal and occult cures attributed to Indian practices. It lists tiger claws worn as amulets, deer horn powder for pain and growth, scorpion tail joints to repel Chinese, ritual touching with belts or keys for ailments, and other curious cures. The piece notes asides on epilepsy and sprains, with folkloric anecdotes and ritual details.

Madras Mall India Uf. Ferer Peacock

Paris City Life Through Imagination and Street Scenes

The narrator describes a dreamlike view of Paris from a window amid crowded streets. He notes the bustle of carriages, a wary moment watching a woman cross, and his valet Jacques bringing breakfast as he contemplates Richelieu and future plans. He wanders quays, hearing street vendors, beggars, and water carriers amid vivid city sounds.

Monsieur Richeeu Crelle M. Moliere M. de Duc Mymelf Delieu Richelieu Bayonne Paris Cellamare M. de Masarin M. de Brancas France Villeroi Frien Strects Honore Palais Royal Hotel de Richelieu Jacques Horace Phillip of Orleans Notre Dame Place de Porte Shentagoe Madame de Monassur Limours Blois Milo de Yualola Paria Madame du Maine

Ventilation Facts and Misconceptions from a Briitish Assembly

Leonard Willen spoke at a Briitish assembly meeting noting three air properties temperature movement and humidity beyond chemical purity Each affects mind and body He argued open windows supply a genuine freshening effect unlike mere air circulation and cited physiological impacts on nerves and comfort. The text shifts to a dialect anecdote about bread and a freight carrier.

Leonard Willen

New York City Hails Permanent Sane Fourth Institution

Mayor Cornerie announces the city’s “sane Fourth” as a permanent fixture after a committee report. The plan envisions ongoing observance and organizational backing to ensure a stable annual celebration despite future challenges.

New York City Cornerie Hew Nest Pear

Fifth Universal Empire Promised by Pastor Russell

Gen Hall and party in the Philippines with Pastor Russell hear an address on the coming kingdom. Russell argues Messiah will reign as an autocratic theocratic monarchy, predicting a 1000 year judgment period and global knowledge of God. He links Nebuchadnezzar's dream to a future earth filled by Menaiah’s Kingdom.

U. de Brancas Richelieu Brittany Orleans M. de Brangas Monsieur Mile Decour Rue de Richelieu Rue Bt de Francas Louise Aleve Jean Brancas Gen. Hall The Philippines Pastor Russell Manila W. P. Hal U. S. Army C. T. Russell F. H. Robison L. W. Jones J. T. D. Pyles W. V. Kuehn R. B. Maxwell Special Committee of Foreign Missions Investigation International Bible Students Association Ruswell United States Messiah Earth Nebuchadnessar Daniel Babylon Medo-Persiia Grecia Rome Napoleon Papacy Europe Nebuchadneszar Menaiah Russell Christendom Batan Kingdom of Heaven Jesus Christ Church Eden Calvary Paul Peter Wet Hilm

Echo From the Furnace Room Rants and Harsh Refrains

A fragment of imperiled speech depicts a speaker railing at a gray demon. The voice vows to destroy and reattempts, referencing tools like a prod and hammer, and questions if dynamite could bribe the creature to warm up.

Fragmentary Verses by Karlolie Hecker and Wenae Companion

A damaged OCR fragment presents poetic lines attributing lines to Karlolie Hecker and Wenae Companion. The text appears as a jumble of incomplete phrases about rain, love, petals, and longing with stray names, lacking a cohesive narrative or context.

White Goods Fall Spark Sales In Holiday Shop displays

Holiday displays boost white goods in department and exclusive stores with new linens and cottons staged for January. Buyers expect fringe borders in cotton and silk cotton blends, with winter costumes trending, while small frocks and smart accessories attract attention in the fashion season. The piece blends retail notes with a children's tale excerpt about Mrs Squeaky and her mice in a shoe house.

Christman Bell

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