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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
12
The fragment references Zelaya and a quote about living in a way that suggests derision of a dictator. It mentions West Point, a wife in Virginia, and travel to Washington with unclear context and disjointed phrases.
The New York Herald describes the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children studying delinquent youths to determine environmental or mental causes. The society has cared for about 700,000 children over 36 years, records 60,000 last year, and aims to build a scientifically exact bureau to improve the race.
A fragmentary reminiscence praising Edwin Booth as essential and kind, contrasting him with inaccessible actors. The speaker notes Booth’s humanity, while critiquing self-important stage peers as pretentious and domineering. The passage includes jumbled recollections and stray quotes about performance and personal dynamics.
In a moonlit Oxford bound chase, Westropp and Terence Lawton outrun rivals on a ninety six gear tandem. The finish near General Lambert’s house leads to a screaming duel, a crash, and Phyllis’s kiss as thanks for the daring ride.
A Bengal tiger skin valued at $500, once owned by a Canton incident figure, becomes a political test as the House Foreign Affairs Committee weighs conflicting accounts. Herbert H. D. Peirce, third assistant secretary of state, says he did not seek the gift, while other accounts claim the rug was offered and accepted. Peirce contemplates Norway posting at a higher salary, amid ongoing scrutiny of the gift.
A New York Mail feature notes ninety eight Protestant Episcopal bishops in the United States including coadjutors and those who resigned. It highlights that twenty five are born in New York state and eleven within Greater New York. It lists several bishops and remarks on the city’s and state’s surprising contribution to episcopal ranks.
In a small town tale, Dolly faces a threatening marriage proposal from an obsessed suitor. Lord Chesterfield, a brave yellow dog, intervenes by lunging at the aggressor, forcing him away. The dog’s loyalty is celebrated at a wedding later, symbolizing protection, trust, and love.
Harvey W. Wiley argues in New York World for strong government action to improve public health through sanitation, education, and environmental measures. He links infant mortality to impure milk, urges family and public education, and discusses how carelessness and poor habits in diet, water, and tobacco contribute to disease and death. He notes that many deaths arise from individual and community faults and calls for preventive practices.
A Washington Star column recalls how W. C. Whitney was duped by a $500 Meissonier that was valued at $5,000. A fake art critic prompted him to demand a certificate, leading Whitney to reclaim $6,500 and leave with a conquest mindset. The anecdote ends with a quip on the ease of duping collectors and later notes on actors and theatrical banter.
Germany has mastered using wind currents rather than just aircraft tech. Airships will gain speed by harmonizing with nature, likened to birds. The wind is a key force builders must harness to reach continents on reliable schedules. Germany has mapped airship routes to and from America.
An early 20th century projection in Over Bea Airship from Century estimates air voyage economics. It outlines 48 yearly ocean voyages, two to three day crossings, quarterly refits, hydrogen production reduces inflate costs, and annual crew and maintenance expenses totaling about 4,860 dollars per year per airship with engineering and docking costs.
The proposal estimates wages at $200 for crew and $8,000 to $10,000 annually for a captain and navigator. Each voyage would cost about $1,203 with potential passenger fare of $120 per head for 20 travelers. If successful, the enterprise could pay a handsome dividend and fund higher wages for more skilled officers, reflecting demands for astronomical and meteorological calculations and wireless telegraphy.
Article argues the Bible shifts from theology to practical conduct, becoming a usable guide for life. It highlights students finding purpose, with quotes on responsibility and broad social relevance, and notes the Bible’s growing status as a practical reference rather than mere doctrine.
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