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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
11
In a rural valley, Lona warns of danger as Jim and Karl court Rose Hartaswick amid a tense village chorus. Rose's dilemma deepens with secret notes, whispered rumors, and looming June decisions affecting love and status.
In the days after a fire, a young woman grows sober and withdrawn. Her father suspects a shock from youth’s brink and urges medical help, while she rejects Karl Reichminer’s company despite family urging and her own lingering longing for cheer.
A bank teller argues with friends that eye contact betrays liars and that a truthful speaker will have a firm voice. He explains tellers judge honesty by a speaker's feet or knees while avoiding eye contact, noting liars tremble and clear throats.
A Philadelphia maneler recounts M. Berpollet finishing a holiday in England and paying an exorbitant hotel bill with native courtesy. He welcomes the proprietor warmly, asking for a kiss as he jokes about the bill and its bold cost.
Washington dispatch profiles the Hon. Joseph L. Bristow as he trains for the title Cyclone Orator of Kansas. Once editor turned candidate, Bristow gains confidence through two debates with Senator Long and wins the 1908 election for the Senate.
A Philadelphia Record piece recalls a tale about Louis XVIII and Fouche during Napoleon's era. Fouche admits spies watched him and names the Comte de Blacas as the informer. The king asks how much he received, and Fouche says two hundred thousand francs a year, implying Blacas was paid.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece mocks pompous shoppers via a cloakroom tale about a woman insisting on a plain calico wrapper. It also recounts the Parisian Victor Hugo House disappearing and Hugo’s quip about not affording a dwelling once inhabited by the author.
A Dickensian vignette finds a tramp defending a dog from a bully as an aggrieved woman confronts him. The dignified vagrant explains he sought food but now seeks humane feeding for the canine in question.
The text notes cemeteries in various parts of the country for the burial of men who died in the military and naval services. It mentions 81 burials and the Gettysburg Cemetery, a site famous for a dedication by the President. It references about 3,600 soldiers of the 1872 unit passed to U.S. government.
The fragment notes Japan's 1 618 steamships and 1 588 total ships with various tonnages. It cites Brooklyn Bridge operating costs as high as 960000 dollars yearly, from a 1895 onward controller study. It also mentions a man’s typical weight at age forty.
Notice offers coal for sale at 15 cents a gallon and a mix of services and goods including broom corn, corn crushing, turkey offering, horse shoeing, watch repair, shoeing, umbrella repairs, music lessons, enlarged pictures, tamales, haircuts on Saturdays, and various items with cash-first terms. Rafe Langston is named as attorney.
A Chicago Tribune passage shows a father and college student son discussing a taxed expense sheet. The elder revises the projected costs downward, striking a cautious note on educational spending. A separate note mentions New York sign height regulation efforts and a remark about Japanese following family trades.
An old Baird resident recounts quitting coffee after a neighbor’s advice and drinking Postum. He reports rapid relief from dyspepsia kidney and bowel troubles, improved bowels, and renewed strength. His son also benefited and the family prefers Postum over coffee.
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