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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
5
A Lordon Chronicle note describes the Kaiser as a great reader who keeps a well thumbed Bible by his bedside. It cites a Roosevelt Berlin visit when the host presented books, about half on theology and half on military matters, reflecting his preferences.
A tired minister credits Grape-Nuts with ending indigestion and sleepless nights after Sabbath duties. He says meals now satisfy him, nerves feel steadier, and his family includes Grape-Nuts as a daily staple, with Postum Co, Battle Creek, Michigan promoting the remedy and its booklet The Road to Wellville.
Isabel endures her husband Henry forgetting their third wedding anniversary during a dinner at a restaurant. While Henry treats the evening as routine, Isabel notices romance fading as nearby couples display affection and conflict. She weighs love against practicality, hoping Henry will recognize her feelings before dessert.
A fragmented prose excerpt discusses the power of oratory and noble deeds, invoking Cicero, Demosthenes, and Shakespeare. It references heroic lines and dramatic phrases, alluding to legendary figures and dramatic scenes from Across the sands of Dee to Britain’s historical battles.
Instant showed strong emotion as his face reddened then paled while the count announced sending his seconds to the Englishman. Mackay explained the effect as a muscular trick with a tight collar that forced neck pressure until blood rushed and released. The moment was praised as part of the play's studied rehearsal progress.
Daniel Frohman describes a remarkable stage trick used by Mackay in One of Our Girls. The scene features a suave French character who insults an American girl, provoking an English officer to strike the henchman. Howard pressed for a faithful furious portrayal, producing a striking dramatic moment.
The United States Geological Survey reports 1909 pumice production at 933 459 dollars, with imports nearly triple that value. Native sources are mainly in Harlan and Lincoln counties Nebraska where pumice forms from rapid gas expansion during eruption, leading to porous vesicular rock and potential windborne distribution across beds.
The Kugalan minister of wage and communication plans to adopt the 24 hour time system across all Russian railways. The duma agreed to credit the cost of new timetables and additional numerals on clock dials in stations and offices. The change will take effect with the new timetable.
An editorial argues college training should shape women as future mothers, weighing physical and intellectual fitness, birth rates, and the balance between domestic education and personal development. It critiques coeducation and calls for curricula that enhance motherhood potential without sacrificing intellect, warning against eugenic overreach resembling Sparta’s decline.
Herbert Kaufman in Woman's World urges relentless effort as the path to success. He asserts persistence, ambition, and continuous work beat luck, citing Edison, Wright brothers, Westinghouse, Watts, and Bell as examples of unwavering tenacity powering invention and progress.
From the Deadwood Pioneer Times. The Boon’s Lick road surveyed in 1815 linked Old Franklin to St. Charles and St. Louis, shaping Missouri’s path to statehood. It sparked westward immigration and commerce, birthing the Santa Fe trail era despite primitive conditions and frontier hazards.
The article notes that Eskimo widowers often remarry within a week after a death, while missionaries urge a six week pause. It describes the essential roles of women in nomadic life and argues that in the Northland the hunter remains the dominant provider, with traditional laws deeply entrenched.
Americans visiting London for Anglo American capital encounters return after a week or less with impressions. They note the vast cash on hand, strict conservation, sharp information networks, and firm convictions of English businessmen who know many global markets and pasts.
The State's Attorney questioned a juror about a man resembling President Taft. James A. Mathews, Assistant Treasurer of the Guardian Bank, faced taunts about the likeness, which resurfaced during a family dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon and their daughter Dorothy. Dorothy told Mathews the resemblance was not in the face. Cleveland Leader.
A Toronto born infant suffering severe skin blisters and extensive scabs was treated with various remedies failing until Cuticura remedies were used after moving to Duluth. Within weeks the skin cleared completely and remained free of the disease. The family still uses Cuticura Soap for bathing. Robert Mann, Proctor, Minn. May 3, 1910.
A light exchange mocks fish stories with a remark about Parker and Thompson. The note then promotes Garfield Tea to regulate the liver and relieve constipation, closing with a quip about love being selfish in two.
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