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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
5
The article notes Professor A F Rogers of Stopford University inventing a balance that gives the specific gravity reading directly without calculation. It also mentions a fountain pen reservoir attachment and various scientific and industrial items and curiosities from London and beyond.
The piece compares Professor Dicey’s views on England’s Parliament power over money and public bills with American checks and balances. It cites the Parliament Act, the Lords' suspended veto, and a hypothetical US parallel, noting the Payne Aldrich tariff as an American case study and reflecting on public opinion dynamics.
A guide to making thoughtful gifts from postcards and blotters. It advises selecting New Year and birthday greetings, baby birth wishes, and wedding anniversaries, plus local scenes. Suggestions include calendars, blotters, and parsepartout framing with practical tips and materials.
The piece argues that what looks like a business duel is a broader campaign between two firms in boiler stoking equipment. Rival tactics, price cuts, and patent disputes have driven a slow, publicized contest, while private battles and failed attempts at arbitration persist without resolution.
The article argues Panama will rapidly shift from import dependence to manufacturing, leveraging nearby wood resources and Central American wealth. It predicts Panama’s bath will birth a cosmopolitan city rivaling Alexandria, drawing raw materials and exports to global markets. It warns of slow action leading to irreversible economic loss.
A fragmented feature suggests wealth buried in countryside communities. It mentions farmers and backcountry people hiding coins and treasures, implying many fortunes lie undiscovered in villages and towns across the nation.
In Washington a Navy Sponsors association faces upheaval over a member's alleged indiscretion. Dorothy Lewd, daughter of Rep Leud of Michigan, is shown as a blemish on the group, which could bar her from future eligibility. The incident centers on a wine incident aboard the Neptune, the Navy’s premier collier, at Sparrows Point. The group offers potential reinstatement if she later christens a ship. Also included is a historical note on General Prescott’s controversial actions at Bunker Hill.
An article advises beauty care for hands detailing skin whitening lotion, nail shaping, and polishing steps. It emphasizes avoiding extreme hot water, proper drying, and wearing minimal wool gloves, with a home manicure routine using standard tools and materials.
A traveling showman formerly England's royal hangman James Gerry, now an evangelist, authoring From the Scaffold to the Pulpit and My Experiences as an Executioner. He recounts brutal methods of execution, claims the electric chair is effective, and discusses his past as a police officer and the surge of applicants for the hangman role. He hails from Bradford and travels to lecture in New York and London.
The text depicts Mr. Pulitzer's growing hearing loss and sensitivity to sounds as he works on his mansion. It describes modifications to reduce noise, including a steam yacht, sealed rooms, and reinforced walls. The narrative mixes anecdote with vivid, broken phrases about architecture, sound, and endurance during a long decline.
A reflective essay on desires and attachment tracing childhood longing for a toy top and the shift to disappointment. It contrasts philosophical musings with the charm of imagined comfort and the fading thrill of possessions as one grows. The piece questions how much of the milk of Dominics could pass a purity test and laments changing appetites.
Archaeologists report remains atop a college campus mound system, with observers noting copper tempering evidence and possible connections to ancient builders. The find is linked to the college’s long history of classical studies, debates, and expanding facilities.
An essay argues that law alone cannot heal social wrongs and that individual virtue and citizen initiative empower justice. It notes historic shifts like recalls and recalls and stresses that public sentiment and courageous action sustain reform beyond statutes.
A fragmented reminiscence of Wendell Phillips touring the country to lecture on liberty and abolition. It portrays his early influence on public hearts and his role as a speaker aligning with liberty and universal rights.
A garbled excerpt recounts a legendary leader named War Tylor chosen by a group called SO000 Hen Tomeni. The text weaves through royal authority, social upheaval, and long past conflicts with lines mentioning a king, liberty, and laborers, ending with a figure known as the Multed Binion and a vast annual camphor trade.
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