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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
5
A fragment from a Philadelphia music column discusses the idle rich and their leisure, contrasting it with the poor who seek many occupations. The piece reflects on weariness, social class, and the difficulty of finding meaningful work for those with means.
A garbled excerpt recounts a poet's tale of a little daughter and a mother overhearing a discussion on origins of sex. The fragment shifts to abrupt lines about autumn, loneliness, and a distant 4th estate offer valued at 415,000 from Sacramento Valley Improvement Co inviting readers to submit plans and evidence.
In a humorous nineteenth century tale Johnny quits prayer, claiming fatigue from praying for a brother. He notes his disbelief his father would care, then is told of newborn twins arriving that night. Johnny quips that stopping prayers spared him from a third baby brother.
Tim takes a day off to attend a former sweetheart’s wedding. He returns to work with signs of a struggle and questions from coworkers. A mysterious man claims to be the best man and calms Tim with his simple answer.
An elderly Floyd County resident recalls Bobley Evans as a superb fighter born with military genius. He recounts childhood battles with tin soldiers and a peculiar tale of pasted soldiers standing upright, though Bobley often outshone his playmates.
Poetry fragment hints at mutual effort to heal love. A couple aims to change ailing feelings, hoping even a timid heart can win a lady through shared effort and care.
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the cure for holiday excess. It claims a tablet after meals prevents sickness and a tablet before bed cures morning ill effects, with guarantees and retailer locations.
The article outlines brood sow management with emphasis on housing pen size feeding and water. It stresses avoiding neglect to prevent sows from eating their young and suggests a balanced diet including bran mangels clover hay and apples. It also compares sheep farming to dairy work and promotes efficiency and profitability in sheep husbandry.
The article notes poor digestion causes thin horses despite age or care. It advises checking feed digestion, tooth condition, and feeding variety. Poor teeth or digestion require veterinary help. It suggests mixed feeds, varied hay, green feeds, and oil meal for winter and spring weight gain.
The article discusses hogs kept on good pasture and fall feeding, noting pige latome influenced pork quality. It highlights fattening methods as a quick money making tactic for small farmers during the late season.
The Lauta Agriculturist urges farmers to select and dry seed corn early after denting. Choose about ten percent germination quality, hang ears with ventilation, and store airy and dry. Proper selection could yield 100 percent viability for the next year’s crop, ensuring every kernel contributes.
The text outlines methods for managing draft mares including feeding with ore bran corn and hay, active monitoring for fouling, and combining disinfection with spraying. It describes moving mares to a adjoining stall for fouling, cleaning floors, inspecting and trimming, and separating foals after birth to keep them dry and well bedded.
Reading fragment describes various individuals and plans involving incentives and movement of people. Mentions names like Mire Daigo and Mra Donte Vie and a plan to detain someone at an office. Tone resembles a chaotic mock news item with unclear events and roles.
A nascent tale in New York recalls Mansfield facing rebuke at a party. An unnamed guest mocked him with a loud voice, prompting a sharp exchange as tensions rose among attendees.
Mr. Jones of Carmien after heavy drinking decides to go home and read. He goes to the library to read aloud and tells his wife he is reading. She scorns him and asks what he is reading, while he reveals the book has sat in the house for 20 years.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo pledges one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Certificate dated December 6, 1886. Company promotes internal medicine claiming blood and mucous surface impact. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
The Detroit Free Press cites Philip IV's court around 1626 as the origin of the turned up mustache with the German emperor William III as a notable early adopter. The style spread from Spain to Europe and reached England Austria France and Sweden, with fashion shifting to clean shaven during Louis XIV and Rococo periods before the French Revolution revived facial hair.
A Bohemian report notes a group of Dier man university students drinking in a beer garden. An American wagers five dollars that a short stout Dutchman cannot drink seven schooners. The Dutchman hesitates, declines, and leaves with his team after about ten minutes.
A father recalls his son Clyde covered in eczema for a year with relentless itching and sleepless nights. After trying doctors unsuccessfully, a treatment involving Cutheura soap and remedies brought a dramatic morning improvement and full recovery within six weeks.
An unclear wartime column fragment reports on a silent struggle and a domestic altercation. Mentions a Chicago figure and a mysterious “Tin Hart” while referencing Mothaw and McGraw in a fragmentary social scene.
The readable text shows garbled dialogue about a housekeeper, motives, and a tense exchange. Names and actions are unclear, suggesting a domestic dispute or mystery fragment. The piece presents partial, rhythmical speech with confusion and missing context.
A fragmentary report recounts a shooting incident and the judge's question of self defense as Cole Winkers faced potential charges. The text references involved parties and a court setting, though details are garbled.
Minneapolis based firm advertises firearms and fur products including hides. Catalog offered by 10 Percent Northwest Hide and Fur Co. details not fully legible.
An old essay by a renowned climber warns that risk and ambition in mountaineering tempt climbers to downplay difficulties. It urges gradual progression from easier climbs to build skill and reduce danger, noting public concern over the sport's hazards remains valid today.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item shows a woman driver inviting a pedestrian to stand in the highway for a test of the car’s brakes. The odd exchange ends with the pedestrian agreeing to the stunt as the driver fears a brake failure.
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