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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
8
A variety of notes discuss electricity on steam railroads first in large city terminals and grades with water or cheap fuel. The piece cites studies by New York Central and Pennsylvania lines and notes the electric locomotive’s high tractive power for heavy grades and improved train loads.
A garbled passage notes a thirty one mile distance linked to a weighing or work measure, suggesting price differences by distance. It mentions 160 00 industrial workers in a county with surpluses in the realm, but specifics are unclear.
The article surveys late 1900s fashion trends with delicate blue and apricot accents on black and white gowns. It highlights poke bonnets, linen-covered buttons on coats, pale buff gloves, veils with chiffon rosettes, thinnest shirt waists, practical leather sidebags, white lisle stockings, cretonne accessories, washable stocks, and green gloves replacing white for many outfits.
Fragmented text presents a sequence of home remedies and treatments for skin and health. It mentions cold creams powders and preparations including alcohol and remedies for pimples and complexion care. The readability is low with numerous typos and garbled phrases.
The readable text discusses wet cleaning methods for water tubes and blood stains, including paste applications and cooling steps. It mentions using antiseptics, substituting potatoes, and cleaning rooms top to bottom with specific cautions about woodwork and soot removal.
A fragment discusses keeping a detailed household account book to track monthly expenses. It mentions noting food, flour, meat, and other items and comparing with prior months to detect increases or improvements. The text suggests careful totals at month end to reveal spending patterns.
Broad nails suggest gentleness and timidity while narrow nails hint at ambition and quarrelsomeness. Small nails imply conceit and obstinacy whereas ground nails denote a bright mind and liberal opinions. Pale nails indicate health and melancholy, spotted nails a belligerent disposition.
A column contrasts the hat pin as a defense for Western women with practical home tips. It also gives step by step methods for washing blankets and care for feather pillows and ticking cases, emphasizing warm water, careful wringing, and sun avoidance.
The piece urges women to learn food economy, noting they crowd tearooms and quick lunch spots and spend much on meals that do not nourish. It highlights businesswomen and brain workers, urging awareness of food values and meal planning. It warns about unsuitable summer dishes and contrasts lettuce with ice cream.
A nineteenth century newspaper note recounts women fending off would be assailants with hat pins on trains out of Chicago and at home. It asserts hat pins can deter further attacks and serve as practical protection for women, while advising lighter meals and fresh vegetables in hot weather.
Instructions describe washing heavy bedding before storage using two warm water baths, borax and pure white soap, then wringing and drying with a furniture beater. The process emphasizes gentle handling, avoiding heat, and air drying of blankets and quilts for winter storage.
From the Delcator a piece urges absolute honesty and a definate will as keys to better results than mere intellect. It argues life is governed by convictions not theories and calls this the working hypothesis of life. It encourages directing power by ethics to reduce cynicism and fulfill personal obligation.
A distorted quotation extols beauty as external charm paired with internal virtue. It asserts lasting appeal requires grace and kindness, noting that some beautiful women may be bad yet fade, while true beauty combines strength and goodness.
Mr. W. L. English outlines methods to produce sweet cream and prevent taints. Emphasizes clean equipment, proper cooling, separate lots, ventilation, daily stirring, and accurate testing. Advises seasonal pricing and herd improvement to ensure dairy profitability.
A farmer oriented plea urges protection of birds and small animals from needless slaughter. It argues birds defend fruit crops by eating insects, praises the ground gray and striped squirrels as potential farm helpers, and calls on teachers to educate children about insect life and animal habits to raise community values and practical knowledge.
Farmers urged to test methods before replacing old practices. Advice covers sowing clover on wet ground, timing plowing, soil moisture effects, and the impact of crop stages on feeding value and butter markets. Emphasizes careful study of conditions and patient experimentation for better yields.
A cautionary column urges women to protect their money and property from husbands or suitors who seek to take it. It warns that many women lose assets after marriage and urges vows of safeguarding rights, noting husbands who abuse generosity and second marriages exploit former wealth.
A critical piece denounces women who trust fortune tellers, exposing how some pursue readings to their financial ruin. The text argues readers should question claims, beware unscrupulous professionals, and acknowledge lasting consequences of credulity.
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