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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
11
A fragment from Arthur Guiterman in Woman's Home Companion presents a night scene with nature’s imagery. The prose evokes wind mountains and forests, ending with a brief reference to Goug and a heart’s flame.
A snippet from the Indianapolis News suggests stamping postal bonds with Franklin quotations to educate readers. It lists many Poor Richard maxims from the 1768 Pennsylvania Almanac, including God helps them who help themselves and Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
At a Tacoma chapter meeting of the American Institute of Bank Clerks a Japanese clerk using an abacus outperformed a local bank clerk using a modern adding machine. The abacus achieved the correct total in 80 seconds versus 64 seconds for the machine, which made an error. The Japanese noted his device is ancient but faster for large calculations and said many others are quicker with different methods.
The fragment from a Pall Mall Gazette poem speaks of enduring love and grief. The speaker vows never to part, noting seasons pass and life’s pains, yet love remains beyond death’s reach as they recall shared memories and sacred devotion.
A fragmented verse fragment discusses Kidney Pills and comets with rural dialect imagery. It weaves caution about danger and fleeting light while musing on trust, light, and change. The text appears as a poetic, non-news item with scattered proper nouns and oblique references.
In a Lambs club tale Hopper recounts a Broadway hat store mixup where a male salesperson mistakes him for a clerk. He waits hatless as another customer accuses him, and the comedian retorts with a jab about the other’s coat. Pettit’s Eye Salve advertised by Howard Bros. Buffalo.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes a wrestling trust that allegedly coordinates top wrestlers, with George Kennedy and Joe Coffey leading the syndicate. It claims reduced local shows in St Louis and questions about real contests, while naming figures like Mahmout Zbyszko Gotch and others in negotiations.
A fragmentary humorous anecdote set contrasts a shipboard barber and his claim to keep perfect shampooing skills after survival. The disjointed text mixes jokes about coconut shampooing and a humorous servant exchange, alongside stray lines referencing a London sketch and a rustic vow.
Fragmentary verse describes wandering dreams and shifting shadows under a windy sky. Imagery moves from ash and asphodel to clouded sea, with a distant shepherd wind and pallid vale evoking memory and longing.
Mrs Ida Finch of Newton Iowa was crippled by back pain swelling and kidney distress. After trying local doctors she used Deans Kidney Pills and improved saving her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An observant man found a city square drinking fountain with two conflicting plaques. The original Bible inscription read whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely. A placard added Please do not waste the water. This contradiction highlights life’s tensions.
The ad from Potter Drug Chem. Corp. of Boston highlights Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as effective for skin and scalp afflictions and cosmetic care. It offers a free 32 page Cuticura Book on skin and hair to readers. The piece includes a brief quoted exchange from the Houston Chronicle about a girl and her mother.
A historical advertisement touts De Martel's Female Pills as a seventeen year standard remedy for women's ailments. Marketed as scientifically prepared with quick, permanent results, available at all drug stores.
A London Tatler joke recalls Mrs Snoggs predicting tariff reform to make the foreigner pay, noting a top floor tenant unseen for weeks. A Catholic News quip has John the waiter asked about his wife, who complains when the sun shines and calls the carpet to mind faded colors. A product pitch promotes Pierce's Pellets sugar coated to ease stomach and bowel discomfort without gripe.
A raw Irishman aboard a revenue cruiser endures hazing after a wide eyed wheel turn. He quips that he steered more in ten minutes than another crew member did in a whole watch, capturing a moment of nautical humor.
A Washington Star item cites a Babylon joke about Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonian beef trust. The quip plays on predatory habits and anti trust sentiment.
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