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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

3

Interview With Mr. Comet Reveals Ancient Wanderer

The article portrays Mr. Comet as a genial celestial nomad granting an interview about his travels through history. He recalls Nero, Cleopatra, Halley, and Peary while joking with the reporter about modern society, politics, and his love life with Venus, ending with plans to return.

A.M. Micabe Karl Hopkins Mr. O. Comet Mr. Comet Halley Comet Mr. Halley Sullivan Nero Jeffries Grandview Park Amisble Dogatar McCauley Josephus Balome Maude Alan Ang Alan Mars Philipino Pippin Court House Asi Cleopatra Anthony Congress Cleo Nap Bonaparte William Jennings Bryan Sol

The Busy Day of a Traveling Worker

A fragmented tale shows a man hurrying to his office meeting Biome passers with remarks on tariffs baseball maton plays and a clock. He fears missing his train while his conscience feels peculiar smart as his devoted family watches with concern and a frown.

Andar

Quite an Affair. Jerome’s Rough Week in New York

The New York World reports songwriter William Jerome faced a tense delay in collecting royalties when a publisher’s cashier delayed payment and Jerome left his overcoat and money with the firm. After a weekend absence he returned home to retrieve funds and a note about the check.

New York World Wiliam Jerome Mr. Dooley Bedelia Tll Jerome

Social Gaffe Reveals Coat Loss at Fashionable Event

Mr. Jerome dismisses a wife’s horror at pawning by claiming a social affair led him to leave his coat with a number tag. The mother presents trousers with the same tag, humorously exposing a pattern of carelessness that leaves his character unstained.

Jerome

The Cowboy's Fate

Dr. Harvey W. Wiley warned at a Washington Star dinner that modern life leans toward preserved foods despite only limited change among dealers The talk recalled cowboys in the sagebrush country who daily ordered canned milk meat and fruit in a long string of cana words illustrating routine food patterns.

Washington Star Harvey W. Wiley Dr. Wiley Barre Sagebrush

A Song in Spring Delmester Poem Fragment

A fragmented poem describes hints of spring and a reunion of lovers. Thomash Jones Jr. is referenced in The Delmester with lines about fear and restored companionship. The piece blends nature imagery with personal emotion and distant publication cues.

Thomash Jones, Jr Delmester

Royal Maids in Cupid Range From German Princesses

Berlin correspondence lists thirty two European princesses as marriageable per Almanach de Gotha. Princess Victorian Louise of Prussia tops the eligible list, with Archduke Charles Francis Joseph of Austria seen as a potential match, though other young royals like Princess Elizabeth of Roumania and Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide of Luxemburg are discussed as alternatives.

Berlin New York Germany Elizabeth Roumania Marie Luxemburg Victorian Louise Prussia Manuel Portugal Archduke Charles Francis Joseph Austria Hungary Sunshine Carmen Sylva Charles Francis Licely Marie Adelaide Marle William Adelaide Saxe-Meiiningen Saxe-Meiningen Victoria Margaret Frederick Leopold Marie Antoinette Mecklenburg Schwerin

Paw's Whereabouts Sparked by Child's Wit at Knickerbocker

The New York World recounts lawyer Leo R. Brilles sharing a humor moment after theater at Hotel Knickerbocker. He sought a witness in a large estate case and asked a farmer's boy where his father was. The boy replied Paw is in the hog pen, with his hat on, aiming the punchline at Brilles.

Comet Willie Colon Comeo Comet Mr. Comet Ing New York World Leo R. Brilles Knickerbocker Connecticut Paw

Queer British Offices from Harper's Weekly

A whimsical look at ancient Crown offices in Britain noting the Royal Rat-catcher role abolished under Edward VII and the lingering hush of medieval positions. It highlights the Marshal of Gentle Archers in Scotland and the Bodyguard of Archers in Lincoln green with bows and arrows.

Great Britain Harper's Weekly John Bul Scotland Mareshal Gentle Archers Bodyguard of Archers Lincoln Green Edward VII Charlen II Bentinw

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