Scalp Itched and Burned Ag Ideal Husband Tale
A terse rural column notes a man described as an ideal husband often belongs to another woman. The brief quip hints at domestic strain and social norms without detailing names or places.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
7
A terse rural column notes a man described as an ideal husband often belongs to another woman. The brief quip hints at domestic strain and social norms without detailing names or places.
The text notes a threat to send a player to the minors to spur work and performance, with some players seeking conditional release as big days end. It mentions New York club honoring Joe Bevigen and similar acts by other clubs as fair rewards for long service.
The Amateur Athletic Union discussed officer elections and numerous issues, approving recognition for top runners like Pa Jones of Cornell and Al R. Kiviat of the Irish American Athletic Club for indoor and outdoor records. The board debated strict conditions separating amateur and professional status and referred financial reports to the board of governors.
The fragment discusses Walsh and Fian in endurance contexts, praising Walsh as the Iron Man of endurance and noting Johnson’s credit and other figures tied to a Washington Nationals pitching era. It emphasizes enduring effort and loyalty to sport legends in a period tone.
The article notes 19 contests on this side of the Atlantic with New York Yacht Club defending the cup a dozen times. It references Cary Smith as a veteran designer and observer and discusses plans to race under a two-country contract and future cup efforts.
David L. Fults president of the baseball players fraternity responds to charges from Hermann. He denies intent to mislead and offers a written explanation to the commission, asserting he is not seeking to injure others while defending his actions.
Cincinnati owner Garry Herrmann says he intends Joe Tinker as manager for next season and dismisses rumors of friction. He notes no other candidate was considered and defends his past hiring decisions despite ongoing speculation about tensions in the front office.
The record notes William Dahlen becoming a major league shortstop for Armron's, later holding a position with the Brooklyn nine under Ned Hanlon. It marks his progression through years into a key role with the championBrooklyn squad of 18.
Boston report details a boxing match where Gunboat Smith of New York won a decision against Sam Langford of Boston. Smith used jab and right crosses while Langford pressed, with referee Dick Smith overseeing a long, contested fight before the verdict.
Comiskey outlines a plan for an international league involving the White Sox and Giants as the sport expands westward and toward foreign markets. Thevision hints at a broad baseball enterprise amid shifting era dynamics and rising interest in global competition.
The article notes golf stars Vardon and Ray headed to Britain and discusses American players and courses. It quotes Vardon praising competition and noting British courses are tougher than those in the United States. It mentions Evang and references Massachusetts in the context of American golf.
Sept. reports from Marquette Dauphin and Binscarth Manitoba note splendid weather aiding harvest. Wheat averages around twenty bushels per acre with barley higher. no major damage and good samples. Elevators shipping cars daily. threshing active and yields larger than expected in several areas.
Guidance warns to tie a rope to shore and extend a board or limb for the trapped person to reach. Do not walk out onto thin ice. instead crawl with your body pressed to reduce weight. If you fall in, avoid pulling on the edge as it may break again. call for assistance when possible.
Fragmentary text describes an event or notice involving Antisspila and Tender with unclear roles. References to Boia Befuce and commissions suggest a local action. Details are unreadable, leaving the core facts indiscernible.
The fragment shows a humorous aside about heaven and merits linked to living next to a trombone player. It also references Harbin fur exports and a lawyer minding his own business prying into others affairs, presented in a clipped, disjointed newspaper snippet style.
A garbled notice asserts Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Car presents a center of population concept and mentions 122,000 owners and cars laid up. The text is unclear but indicates a history of ownership claims and a named entity Tooke.
Note lists regional Maxwell Motor outlets for eastern central and western customers. East of the Alleghenies order from Maxwell Motor New York Co. in Long Island City. From Alleghenies to Rockies order direct from Maxwell Motor Newcastle Co. in Newcastle Indiana. West of the Rockies seee Motor Sales Corp in Jee Geiden Gate Ave.
A humorous dialogue about bread and baking ends with a wry remark on politics. A mother anticipates rain while her son plays football, risking wet feet. The snippets mix kitchen wit and everyday concerns with a light, folksy tone.
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