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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

Page

6

Linen to be Made in America by MIT Process

Massachusetts Institute of Technology chemist Benjamin C. Mudge develops a combined mechanical and chemical method to turn flax straw into linen fiber in about 12 hours, vastly increasing yield and enabling domestic linen production. The process recovers byproducts for paper making and uses the straw after seed removal.

Massachusetts United States Belgium Benjamin C. Mudge Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mudge

Emigration Trends From Atlantic Ports in 1906 1907

The Review of Reviews reports round figures for 1906 140000 returned to Europe and 66900 left. In Oct Dec 1906 12000 steerage returned while 2460 did so in the same months of 1907. Opening weeks 1907 show 4712 arrivals from Europe and 432 for departures to Europe.

Europe Atlantic Porta America United States

The Runner-Up and a Lesson in Caution

The excerpt from Lippincott's centers on a wedding aftermath with the best man’s cautious approach to rumor and libel, a new reporter learning not to state unproved facts, and a column suggestion about a First ward social event. It also includes a poem fragment and a note on Australia’s heat deaths and tremors.

Lippincott’s Libel Sulla Firat Ward Firet Ward Mra Smith Gowlp Hostean John Smith

Modern sponge gathering aids introduced off Tunis

Off Tunis a new sponge gathering submarine, designed by Abbe Raoul of Carthage, promises to replace risky diving. The 17 by 7 foot craft holds two men, moves by oars, uses water tanks to raise or sink, and features a 1625 pound safety load to surface if the ascent fails. The diver views through a window in the hull.

Tunis Raoul Carthage Seine

One Legged Lad a Pluckly Athlete in Scranton Area

Henry Haskins Smith a 15 year old Scranton boy born without a right leg after an accident proves his pluck. He earned a place on the Scranton Young Men's Christian Association team and competes with urban youth and other groups while setting rope climb and bar vault records. He also excels in running broad and high jumps horizontal and parallel bars swimming baseball and basketball. His perseverance grew from crawling beneath a train for a long hit and continuing to master sports with one leg.

Scranton Young Men's Christian Association Adool Beranton Young Men's Christian Association

Tense Exchange in Buccesa Magazine Scene

A heated moment unfolds as a woman avoids his gaze while a man battles rising emotions. Her cold response and his failing composure escalate until she exits and he collapses on the rug. The incident leaves them altered and estranged.

J. W. Foley Buccesa Magasine

Beot and Merchant Duel Over Pipe in Rail Car Tale

A merchant and a farmer ride a railroad car and share a pipe misadventure. The merchant smokes, the farmer discovers his pouch is empty, and a playful exchange concludes with a quip about generosity and bad luck.

Danny Scotrom Philadelphia Aid

The Garridge and the Gasoline Debate

A humorous sketch contrasts two cab drivers arguing over carriage upkeep and the source of carriages odor. A French driver defends his garrarghe while the first man insists on his own clean establishment. The piece includes an anecdote about Tudor Jenks and a light verse about springtime and prophecy.

Fifth Avenue

Bungle's Bad Break

The excerpt features Mr. Bungle’s humorous misreading of a friend Jones who hurries to a brain specialist. Bungle offers lighthearted, sympathetic chaff about not worrying over minor concerns as Jones hurries away.

Bungle Jones Mr. Bungle Pehaw

Milk spill sparks crowd as trolley hits milk cart

A trolley car collides with a milk cart sending cans of milk into the street. A crowd gathers and a man strains to see past a stout lady who snaps at him to mind his own business.

Everybody's Magazine

Has a Name Like a Noise From the Saturday Herald

Tudor Jenks, noted author of mn, contributes a satirical piece in the Saturday Herald reflecting on linguistic quirks and cultural echoes. The column blends humor with sharp observations about name origins and social naming trends.

Saturday Herald Tudor Jenks

Bridgeport Proud Of Native Born Baby Elephant

Bridgeport residents dispute claims that the fourth elephant born in the country was born elsewhere. They insist the 1,000 pound calf, daughter of Queen Bess and Jupiter, was born in Bridgeport and will be recorded as such before showing in New York.

Bridgeport Conn Barnum & Bailey Circus Queen Bess Jupiter India Boston William D. Coxey New York Madison Square Garden

Danish Explorer Fights Wrecks in Frozen North

Danish explorer Captain Einar Mikkelson, aboard the Duchess of Bedford, was shipwrecked near Bushby Inland as the steamship Auratogi broke apart in a snowstorm. He had departed Valdes seeking a new Continent in the Beaufort Sea. The wreck left his crew and whalers stranded while rescue efforts unfold offshore.

Victoria Duchess of Bedford Beaufort Sea Capioln Einar Mikkelson Valdes Auratogi Elahi Ashe Mikkelson Duchess of

Care for the nails with weekly manicuring guidance

The article outlines a weekly manicuring routine using cold cream to soften the cuticle, careful trimming with precision scissors, and polishing to shape nails. It warns against overcare, cutting the side cuticle, or cutting nails too deep, stressing thin translucent pink nails and almond shapes.

Siberian Timber Trade Prompts Global Shipping Strain

An Australian firm secured a Russian concession to harvest 30,000,000 feet of timber annually from Biberta near Vladivostok for delivery to Melbourne. The plan highlights global timber shortages as cruisers seek forests far from traditional sources and faces high duties on manufactured wood.

Biberta Vladivostok Melbourne Australia New York San Francisco

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