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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
5
The article urges women to keep brushes combs and toilet articles clean to prevent disease and keep personal items sanitary. It offers housework tips from brushing hair to soaking toothbrushes in antiseptic solutions and using soap to fix hems and threads. It also discusses rough hair care and historic fashion notes on petticoats and the rat hairstyle.
Cretonne slippers offer a cheap pretty bedroom material with matching ribbon bindings and colored variations to pair with room hangings or negligees. Chintz applique teaches sewing cretonne flowers onto coarse linen lace curtains, ensuring durable laundering with careful ironing and edge coverings.
The piece blends fashion critique with home gardening tips. It discusses women’s appearance and manners, then shifts to practical guidance on growing asparagus and rhubarb, including planting distances and care, plus old style garment trimming and curtain hook cleaning methods.
An 19th century poem fragment calls for strong minds and true faith to hold office. It contrasts brave, upright men with selfish and treacherous rulers, arguing that only virtuous leaders ensure justice and freedom in the land.
A fragmentary tale recalls a hereafter encounter with animals including beavers otter and seals as a man and child move through a bleak climate. A woman offers a seat on a streetcar and the man wakes with a start, reflecting on wisdom and its costly price in life.
Fragmentary text references a nurse or agent and a crane crew. The readable fragment hints at an event or transaction but lacks clear names or places to establish specifics. No definite outcome or date is discernible.
The piece notes demand for trained women in domestic arts supervision across public and private schools and institutions with salaries around 2000 dollars yearly. It also offers portable travel advice, describing a muslin strip with safety pins to guard bed coverings in hot or shared sleeping spaces.
A fragment describes desserts and confections with steps for Rappberry Charlotte Russe, nougat ideas, a No Ice Cream variant, and Rhubarb Tarts. It includes methods for cream stiffening, gelatin, fruit sauces, maple sugar, walnuts, and meringue toppings.
Fragmented text discusses table manners and etiquette. It mentions using a fork to scrape the bottom of a plate and avoiding certain rude practices. It references privacy and graceful behavior during meals with a cautionary tone about manners.
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An Iowa barber gives a bombastic customer a full pampering with hair dye, mole removal, massages, and more. The patient ends up with a $17 bill, a puzzled coat, and a tiny tip, while the barber posts a playful payment note and departs.
Dr Thomas E Green analyzes the decline of churchgoing and support in America. The piece surveys causes from diminished belief and Bible criticism to modern life’s pace, war’s aftermath, and secular reading replacing sermons, noting organized labor’s tension with Protestant churches.
The piece notes that Gibraltar’s famous apes, rarely seen by visitors, roam the big rock and occasionally descend to town gardens to steal food. It questions how many apes exist and hints at their movements between the rock and Barbary across the strait.
The text outlines a partial account of British troops sending a pair of opes from Tetuan and a debate over the number of people involved. It mentions a shift to a smaller group and female participation, with references to a new man and tasueer.
John W. Bratton, impresario and composer, complains to waiter Felix at Navarre about a turkey wings bill of fare. He visits Seventh Avenue for lunch and voices dissatisfaction with how registers respond, calling for better service and attention in a tense exchange over a meal.
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