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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
7
Crook County Wyoming reports remarkable foreign born mothers with children at night schools in Philadelphia. Over 1 000 mothers attend after work with babies, while husbands care for older children at home as the number steadily grows.
An editorial round up covers dinosaurs and their supposed natural death, cattle numbers in Brazil, hides exports, and regional tobacco production. It notes Dr. Woodward on dinosaurs, Slechta on Brazilian cattle, Halley as Tasmania medical officer, a major rock-blasting Morena dam operation, Bangkok electric notices, and Hawaiian language persistence among full bloods.
The total annual defense outlay for land and sea defense in Germany amounts to 977,400,000 marks. Excluding 600,000 to 700,000 able-bodied men kept from work, the productive loss equals about 1,600,000,000 marks per year.
A description of facial proportion claims a perfect feminine face has measurements five times an eye width across the cheekbones two thirds eye width equals mouth width and ear length twice an eye width. A consular report notes provincial Persia remains uncivilized with nobles lacking special bedrooms as beds sit on the ground while ornamental beds show up occasionally in drawing rooms.
To remove flutter in moving pictures an inventor applies the stereoscope idea. Images are projected by two lenses with shutters opening and closing rapidly, ensuring a seamless sequence on the screen.
Canada reports Britain imports 620 million dollars of U S goods in 1908, ten million more than France Germany and Holland combined. Other notes mention two women seeking a single postal card, a town women’s fire brigade fundraising, the rainbow hued 100 ruble note, turbine power, and France coal output rising to 96 million tons.
A new large scale facility is proposed near the Neva gertaeladen to purify the city water. The project aims to improve supply quality and meet future demand.
In a Philadelphia Ledger tale James Parsley psychological ploy to dominate his wife backfires as his scheme to isolate her leads to a plan for companionship. Mrs Toler widens the scheme and Thomas Whelk becomes the sought after guardian of the invalid, culminating in a marriage to seal the power shift. Parsley later admits the story book was useless and burned.
An 1908 tale recounts how Millard Fillmore and Thurlow Weed, once fierce enemies, reconciled after Weed, nearly blind, finally met Fillmore at Baratoga Springs. Harriet Weed recalls the bowing gesture that sparked a long overdue reunion and friendship before Weed’s death.
Wayne and Payne banter about a journey to the North Pole as a restive escape from social expectations. The College Boy asks for money while Hig Father objects to a son’s lack of self-sufficiency and the boy defends his preference for his own cigarettes.
E J Edwards recounts President Rutherford B Hayes using a polite ruse to end lengthy calls. Hayes would hint at a near view of the unfinished Washington Monument and invite visitors to tour nearby grounds to wrap up meetings. The tactic preserved feelings while pruning interruptions.
Bronson bets he can kiss a girl in 24 hours and plans a seaside stunt with friends watching. The group debates risk and objectivity as they wager a hundred dollars and assemble at a beach spot to witness the challenge.
The Court of Appeals ruled that a wife's dresses are not her husband's property. The county court and a divisional court had previously held the dresses belonged to the husband, but the appeals court reversed. The dresses were purchased by the wife with money provided by her husband.
The text notes that under the married women's property act a wife can acquire and hold property as her own separate property. It states the husband has no control over her property. It also mentions that if a father makes an allowance to a daughter, it is irrelevant whether the funds were from the father's money.
Jonah stepped ashore and remarked that his records were left behind. The remark suggests no one questioned his exploit as Amy expressed a desire to meet them.
In a casual exchange, Quibb, Hubton, and Bronson tally a sum as Bronson explains the split. Bronson clarifies that only fifty goes to the girl while the others expect a hundred in total. The dialogue underscores a plan and its divided payoff.
Fragmentary verse describes wings and waves as the subject moves forward against a vast sky. Surging imagery of fronting lines and climbing hills conveys a relentless journey driven by a following wind.
Washington Star reports Speaker Cannon at a Washington banquet derides a political opponent. Uncle Bil Baxter in Doe Run quips about his wife’s suspected affair with young Lawyer Shyastor, while gossip and rheumatism woes frame the village tale.
The piece surveys wages for working women averaging 272.04 yearly, notes 1,000,000 died votees over a decade with wives often granted, and cites the Women’s Federated Club of America with 6,000 branches and 600,000 members. It cites Wright on political influence and contrasts Australia where voting exists. It also cites Ohio 1901 data on poor urban women earning 4.89 weekly over 67% hours.
The text presents quirky, unclear statements about germs in whiskers and fur, weather desires, whisker tinting, and domestic life. It touches on humorous mishaps and social observations without clear narrative or dates, preserving a few readable names and odd phrases.
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