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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
A humor filled exchange shows Misa Green testing a student as Brownman jokes that Diana was famed for taking baths. A separate aside recalls a ten year old girl debating her future with her mother about marriage and children, noting she might marry a bachelor.
Uncle Harris a long serving servant of Colonel Glemmens in Monticello Ark returns from Memphis and tells Colonel Glemmens' daughter of finding a long-lost brother. The man asks Harris if he is his brother and Harris confirms, sparking a claimed family reunion after thirty years.
John returns home at an odd hour with a deep forehead gash. His wife demands an explanation. He casually claims he bit himself, then blames a chair for the mark in a flippant exchange.
A man is found murdered in a taxi near a boulevard in London after a park encounter. The companion who left the cab informs the driver, as investigators pursue unknown links including a plot involving Lord Radcliffe and a possible engagement near a dramatic cityscape.
Louisa Harris and Luke face a crisis as a letter hints at a family secret that could upend Luke’s future and their engagement. Luke fears Uncle Had Mountford’s reaction and the potential of a penniless life if the story proves true.
Louisa endures dull luncheons in Grosvenor Square as Lord Radclyffe, a tyrannical, egocentric widower, unliked by all and driven by a cold, self-contained creed. His past shyness, a speech defect, and refusal to form attachments define a life ruled by duties, not affection.
The World’s Work recounts a Philadelphia visit by Charles Dickens during which a crafty politician arranged a levee by name with many locals. The hotel crowd swelled, the landlord fretted, and Dickens briefly hosted the mob while the politician used the moment for political leverage.
A German scientist reports that hard water often spoils tea cocoa and soup flavor. He notes soft water yields rich cocoa and stable emulsions, while hard water causes flakes and oil to rise, making drinks less tasty. Oatmeal and soup textures also worsen with hard water.
The article details potato uses in Germany to prevent decay and cut transport costs. It describes drum drying to produce a dry potato product similar to corn meal, replacing raw starch and serving as winter feed and family staple. It notes cost factors and storage potential for livestock and households.
A Cleveland teacher notes a student’s quip comparing the phrases a while and a time. A boy explains with humor that when a father says going out for a while the mother infers for a time, illustrating the difference with a light anecdote from the class.
A finance man visits a fancy shop to pick a dog and asks for a water dog, quipping it as a good stock proposition. The humor shows how his business mindset influences his pet choice.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney discomfort. A testimonial from L Bonney of Eugene Oregon reports relief after severe trouble and failed doctors, urging readers to remember the brand. Additional notes imply airflight danger humor from Lippincott's.
An OCR filled fragment lists various advertisements and quotes for Allen's Foot Ease Paxtine toothpaste Gardeld Tea Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and other remedies. It includes sales pitches sample free offers and literary quotes with no single cohesive news event.
Bange asks about when the Chinese invented fan-tan. Wange wonders the reply. Bange says they invented fan-tan when they grew weary of bridge whist six thousand years ago.
An argument on immigration in Lawrence cites rapid assimilation of immigrant families into national life. A Neapolitan, Paoli Cenci, recalls his son asking about when Italians discovered Americans. A New York judge in Ireland discusses Tom Costigan’s brother and political influence versus business. The Bunco Game suggests fooling people for gain.
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