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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
2
John Temple Graves argues against woman suffrage in the New York American. He claims the agitation is driven by a minority, urges unity among women, and asserts men are stronger and more fit to lead. He warns the movement risks eroding chivalry and social order.
The piece notes French frog farming and markets led by the green frog Rana esculenta with edible red frogs Rana temporaria, and mentions the large bull frog Rana muglensis as an imported though inferior dish. It describes farming methods, breeding in ponds, egg to frog development, and market sources around Paris including Montmorency Vincennes Boulogne Vendée Landes Lorraine. It also covers dangers to frogs from predators and notes legal implications of frog catching.
Dr John Marshall of the University of Pennsylvania dismisses common rattlesnake bite cures. Whisky, caustic agents, and potash fail. only proper venom treatment or wound suction is advised. He notes fangs cannot be removed harmlessly and explains bite behavior and rattles.
A humorous feature details metal millinery crafted from Lake Superior copper and other metals. Hats supposedly resist rain and fire, with designs including peach baskets and cabriolets. Inventors repurpose architectural bronze skills into fashionable headgear while noting metro building code shifts toward metallic door coverings.
Debating scenes unfold as Representative Amen of Massachusetts targets Senator Lodge while Hale enforces Senate smoking rules. Rainey and Littleton anecdotes highlight memory and oratory prowess, plus a comic moment when Kuestermann loses his speech during a post office bill debate.
The article describes a Maine pumpkin pie belt from Bangor to the New Hampshire line and west to New York. It details how pumpkin pie is central to meals and culture, including open October hunts for pumpkins and traditional prep methods with dried pumpkin spirals, milk, eggs and molasses.
A feature on the Queensborough Bridge describing its length 8600 feet width 46 feet and height above water over 300 feet with three main spans 1182 690 and 44 feet and two end anchor spans totaling 8724 feet. The structure would carry 206000000 car passengers and millions of vehicles yearly at an estimated cost over 20000000.
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