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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
The fragment discusses world population estimates and sex ratios across continents, then shifts to notes on Vienna imposts for apartment access, royalty travel anecdotes, a France science congress proposal for a monetary standard using the mono, and various eclectic tech and transport items. It mentions whales off Canada, Massachusetts woodchuck bounty issues, and assorted inventions and reports from across North America and Europe.
Imports of cocoa into the United States in the year ending December 1 will exceed all prior years, near 150 million pounds, with cocoa leading gains while tea and coffee grow more slowly. The United States becomes the top consumer of cocoa and coffee, with 1911 calendar-year imports around 130 million pounds for cocoa and 796 million pounds for coffee, outpacing Germany and France. Tea imports put the U S third in world tea consumption, behind the United Kingdom and Russia. Most cocoa comes from the West Indies and South America, with Brazil a key coffee supplier. Japan and China dominate tea origins. The report compares 1880–1911 import growth and notes projections for 1913 using nine-month data.
From the New York Herald the piece notes a growing trade in collecting castoffs. Hundreds of men scour residential districts for old clothing, deliver it to exchange places in lower Manhattan, and ship repaired garments to the south and southwest, with buyers eager to pay for any unwanted items.
A court action involved a speeding incident at a funeral procession where W Robertson, a resident of North Phergem, faced a fine imposed by Police Judge Thomas. The case referenced a prior motor vehicle issue and discussed how observance of Sunday law was influencing local work stoppages in Hatavia.
An essayistic piece portrays Turkish harems as dull and degrading, yet tightening control bears against rising female intellect. It describes modern influences smuggled into harems, the constrained marriage process, veiled attire, and the contrasting pursuit of female autonomy within a rigid traditional system.
Miss Mirriam Hubbard of Ann Arbor Michigan is hailed as the perfect girl by University of Michigan officials. At 17 she stands 66.7 inches tall and weighs 131.5 pounds with a lung capacity of 214 and strength of 1419 pounds. She plays baseball in East Aurora New York and comes from Elbert Hubbard’s school. The physical director notes she has the stamina of twice the average woman and attributes her fitness to outdoor work and sun.
The piece argues the phrase driving the Turk out of Europe is a misnomer. It notes about 17 400 000 Muslims live in European Turkey and suggests many would relocate to Asia Minor if ordered. It envisions Mahommedan Europeans facing easier control and urges Young Turks to be prudent, facing their power without provoking harsher measures.
An Indianapolis News report urges urgent national legislation to protect migrating birds, arguing their insect-control value saves crops and lowers living costs. The appeal cites Hornaday and a 1904 U S Department of Agriculture study, urging immediate congressional action before the next short session.
A long reader letter requests guidance on ending a young romance and pursuing work options. Mrs Thompson counsels honesty, practical jobs like sewing or office work, and warns against imprudent arrangements while offering varied domestic tips.
The Channel tunnel idea originated with French engineer Mathieu and resurfaced over the years. Plans matured in 1967 amid multiple rail schemes, with a bored tunnel proposed under the channel bed costing about £10,000,000. Initial borings paused by war, then resumed talks between France and Britain, though funding woes toppled earlier efforts.
Mrs Emma Patterson reports long lasting scalp sores on her daughter at 813 E Second St Muncie Indiana. After failed soaps and medicines Cuticura Soap and Ointment reportedly cleared the rash in a week and restored hair growth. Sample products and Skin Book offered.
A bridegroom tells his best man to hand a subtle envelope to the parson after the ceremony. The best man acts quietly, prompting the bridegroom’s father to slip a banknote to the minister. The bride’s brother increases pressure with a 10 bill before the reception ends.
The Minneapolis Messenger quotes Peter Doubt on the secret of success. His wife quips, and he concedes that most over fifty are asked for the secret, predicting his reply: to be born lucky.
An old advertisement text touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It urges mothers to seek Fletcher's Castoria and notes a long history of use and signatures to imply trust.
A malformed notice touts a remedy named Dr Piervo's Pullets as a cure for constipation. It mentions Alapasin and suger costed granules as ingredients. The text lacks verifiable medical credibility and reads like a dubious health claim from an old notice.
A character states scouting for a comic opera company is his pleasant job. The dialogue reveals a lighthearted view on recruitment and theater work.
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