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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
6
The article outlines seasonal care for house plants stressing outdoor growth in warm months, proper repotting with loam and compost, and using leaf mold for humus. It details propagating from cuttings, dividing roots, and pruning to maintain balanced growth for geraniums begonias palms rubber plants ferns cacti and century plants.
The article highlights a variety of fans as stylish gifts for brides and celebrants. It notes jeweled lace, black and white net designs, orchid motifs, and ostrich feather styles. Fans remain popular for cooling at dances and outdoors as warmer weather returns.
A hostess hosted a bird themed gathering with flowering branches and canary birds in gilded bowls. Guests wore bird representations including blue jay robin magpie and parrot as they enjoyed refreshments and tried to identify the birds represented.
An ingenious Booth de vice suggests keeping house plants well watered during a week's absence. Place a water bowl above the plant and use wicks made from wool to draw water to the soil. Set the wicks so one end reaches the bowl bottom and the other hangs near the plant.
A Floridian visit recounts agricultural conditions from the citrus and celery regions to tomato freight disruptions. The piece notes soil variety, limited cultivation, and the lure of land prices while warning about expensive syndicate purchases and seasonal pest challenges.
Henry Beach Needham recounts the 1908 1909 season saga of Ben der the Indian pitcher who stayed in baseball. Connie Mack offered a flexible contract to keep Bender pitching earning a bonus for good work and a steadfast salary for the next season. Bender won the first game of the world series and earned $4,000 from the Athletics in addition to his salary.
Louise Homer and Emmy Deatinn wore identical gowns at a New York concert. A domestic dressmaker in New York explains Paris houses push 26 new models and 6 000 buyers of facsimiles, causing mass duplication and awkwardness. Home talent is recommended to avoid the look alike issue.
The text outlines Livia's blend of traditional feminine virtue with active political involvement alongside Augustus. It notes her counsel to him and participation in governance as a noble expectation, while acknowledging the pressure of aristocratic duties and the dangers of her era.
An odd tale recalls Sheridan at a country house of an elderly maiden lady who sought closer companionship. He declined a patrol due to weather then encountered her again, the exchange ending in a cryptic aside about a tailor and a misread tone.
A fragment references a figure described as one of the six best and questions what led a son named John to buy a house in a forsaken region. The brief text signals a local character sketch or opinion without full context.
Warrington confronts Donnelly and McQuade as strife erupts at a hall rally for Rudolph. A dog fight and police intervention spark violence while Bennington tussles with Donnelly over deputy police and factory gates. Hidden receipts threaten political ruin.
The republican caucus nommed Warrington for mayor with no opposition while the democrats offered Donnelly as their candidate. Editors praised Warrington speech as one of the best heard in Herculeaneum. A labor strike and armed watch around the links led to months of no foreign arrivals or information on the employer’s movements.
A seedy wanderer asks a sailor for help while a female worker aboard a tub doubts his claim of experience. The exchange reveals a wary dynamic as the woman returns to her tasks.
Fragments recount a tense dialogue about attending a funeral and a ball. The quoted lines describe a misheard remark and a desire to join a funeral procession, revealing strained diplomatic nuance in informal chatter.
A troop of tourists viewed Vesuvius crater and one American quipped it resembled the Infernal regions. An Englishwoman overheard and exclaimed about howAmericans travel.
Two brothers, Dominick and Frank Tipaldi from Naples, introduced the mandolin to the United States in 1874. The instrument quickly drew attention from New York society, with the Professory Tipaldi guiding prominent circles into its graceful harmonies.
The article notes early converts to mandolin and mentions makers like William Waldorf Agr tora Inelina and Babcocks. It says no internationally famed mandolin virtuosos exist though Tipaldia may approach high artistic levels. It observes mandolins lack supreme soul expression, offering romantic or vivacious music, with valued instruments jeweled and inlaid but rarely reaching tens of thousands in price. Strada examples and noted makers are scarce.
Marion claims she paid $18 a dozen for photos of herself. Maxine notes the pictures do not resemble her, prompting questions about the purchase.
At a dinner in his honor Senator Depew received a memorable compliment from an upstate farmer. The farmer quipped that the senator could survive typhoid pneumonia or yellow fever but would “bust” if ever struck by lockjaw, praising his oratorical gift.
A schoolboy dialogue contrasts prayers and practical help after a man leaves $100 with a trustee who dies. The teacher asks what to do and the boy replies he would pray for someone like him. The piece comments on nagging spouses and the difficulty of perfect guidance.
An at home medical ad promises free trial mail order for Munyon's Paw Paw Pills from the Mun Laboratory in Philadelphia. The copy extols that the pills stimulate the liver and stomach without harsh purgatives, claim benefits for constipation and related ailments, and urge readers to request instructions and diagnoses by mail.
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