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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
The column surveys diverse notes from 1915 style briefs: Paris Rue Vavin housing with novel hygienic terraces, Shanghai grain exports rising while demand grows, a film aided method to cure stuttering, a Nigerian export shift, and a child prodigy studying languages. It also covers Yale tango indifference, thrift definitions, and local officials’ salaries.
The piece reports Benjamin R. Bell of Fort Wayne Indiana and Laura Van Slyke of Oakland receiving eugenics health certificates in California marriage lore. Dr J N Hardy Indiana state board of health issued the certificates with help from Mrs William Jennings Bryan, tracing a web of eugenics advocacy and cross state contact.
The article from the London Times analyzes military caste in the French army exploring which body types suit different branches. It cites upper, middle, muscularly adaptable, and warrior types for cavalry infantry artillery and auxiliary services, noting round and flat classes suffer fatigue and poor health. It concludes fashion and color trends boost morale, suggesting optimistic dress enhances spirit even in harsh training.
A Providence Journal item notes men nearing abandonment of dull attire as bold colors rise in fashion for evening dress. The piece contrasts women’s bright palettes with pasts of black and white, urging coordinated color choices and a unified style for a striking overall look.
The Providence Journal reports Thomas Edison at age 67 remains focused on future achievements. He notes his best work lies ahead and rejects the Osler theory of utility, citing Gladstone and Bismarck as examples of late-life fame.
A rugged mountainside in Lugon islands features terraced fields built by the Igorrotes Bantus a tribal group resisting civilization. Water runs from higher elevations through ditches to flood the slopes, supporting crops and elaborate irrigation despite primitive tools.
A king hides a stone on a road to test townsfolk. Farmers merchants and a soldier fail to move it, blaming others. When the king reveals the stone and opens a box beneath, he finds a gold ring and coins for the one who lifts it, teaching the value of removing obstacles and self reliance.
The Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs suggests the first May week be designated cleanup week to unify town cleanup efforts. Ministers would begin with civic sermons May 3, urging cleaning and beautification of alleys yards and storefronts plus painting and planting window boxes and beds to promote health and civic pride.
A Pearson's Weekly vignette follows Urban who returns late to dinner. his wife misremembers a prior promise about an upcoming pleasure. The scene reveals family tensions, memory, and the strain of mistaken accusations as son Tommy nudges memory to refresh it.
A damaged OCR text from the Philadelphia Ledger discusses the Conference of the Unemployed in New York and its committees. It alleges coercive tactics by protest groups and criticizes charity mobilization by churches amid economic distress.
Fitzgerald Ga plans for a large peace memorial by E M Viquesney to honor both sides of the Civil War. The monument features a domed center, four bronze statuary groups, and life size Lincoln and Davis figures, with an unveiling contemplated at an upcoming Confederate veterans session.
A 1913 discussion contrasts Confucian and Christian texts as the Chinese republic shifts toward Confucianism. It traces Mandarin and classical Chinese Bible translations, union editions, and the role of missionary committees in standardizing versions. The piece also notes vast translation efforts and the ongoing question of which text best guides Chinese governance and culture.
Fragmentary clipping notes East searching Oregon for valuable furs. Mentions John Dey and a family known abbators, with unclear details on trade, location, or outcomes.
A fragmented tale recounts an eccentric American who hurried to wed his intended bride. He arrives at a peculiar house after long delays and feigned calm, then faces odd obstacles before the wedding plan proceeds.
A compact meditation on overcoming hatred through love. The passage asserts that hatred ends not by hatred but by love and that love reveals the inner life of those who love. It emphasizes love as the sole path to true understanding of others.
An early Iowa support paper endorses Steele as the Democratic candidate for Congress, noting broad circulation among clerks and voters in Sibley and Wright County. The piece predicts a strong, favorable run with organized backing and expected momentum toward a candidacy.
Disjointed note reports sugar coming down at Boston grocers as new tariffs and lower rates affect purchases. Mentions price changes around 4 1/2 to 6 and 12 cents a pound with confusion over amounts and dates.
A damaged OCR passage hints at a political race with references to people and actions. The readable fragments mention a son of Wren and various vague bets, fines, and volumes, but lack clear events or outcomes. No coherent names, dates, or places are established.
A fragmented diary style entry hints at a wine gathering and affectionate exchanges. It references a person named Bess and conveys playful, loving tones amid unclear phrases and misordered words.
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