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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
7
The column trades in quirky anecdotes from American frontier life to European manners. It recounts a buffalo herd keeper in Oklahoma, a sly homesteader trade, a Massachusetts court prank, Tolstoy's domestic life, and schooling jests. It also notes an Egyptian mining site, Scottish rail oddities, Mexican sugar land prices, and early Franklin milestone lore.
In a sensational early 1900s saga, Miss Helen Maloney daughter of Martin Maloney a Standard Oil heir and papal marquis, faced questions of marriage legality after eloping with Samuel Clarkson and later acknowledging a 1905 marriage to Herbert Osborne at Mamaroneck. Legal opinions sought to clear her from entanglements and pave possible papal permission for future nuptials.
Several cake and bake recipes include Two Cups Sugar One Cup Water or Milk One Cup Butter Mix and bake in a quick oven for Cakes Wrinkles and English Muffins. Devil's Food Cake uses brown sugar butter eggs flour vanilla sour milk and melted chocolate with soda and boiling water.
The article describes Merry Widow hats belts combs and hair steef plas as part of a period fashion array. It recalls Countess Gladys celebrating a wedding with a toast at 6 o clock and a handmade room full of furniture pieces and a costly ebony marker with laces from her mother in law.
A lyric fragment expresses longing and homesickness as a narrator awaits a loved one. References to mornings and evenings, birds singing, and blossoms set a mood of melancholy. The tone matches a period newspaper poem shared in the Atlanta Constitution.
Describes foulard coats with spring salts and summer serges, colorful lining trims, and dressy afternoon cloaks lined with mousseline de soie. Notes decorative lingerie frills under hats, hats and straw bonnets, lime white linen, delicate lace, and pink or blue buttonhole stitches for distinct ages.
An early piece notes a dealer in mirrors explains the craft of true mirrors and fake ones used by dressmakers and milliners. He describes mirrors that elongate or slim a wearer and a retouched mirror that hides flaws. The piece also mentions a Reykjavik election where Katrin Magnusson won the largest share of votes, with 1,220 cast by women out of 2,869.
A fragmentary verse scene recalls May time and a wooing moment. The speaker describes a hollow brook, a black crow, a foxhound, and a slow walk with a man as heat and memory blend. A sudden tender kiss and a reference to Queen Mary appear in foggy, archaic diction.
The article describes dotted voile dresses in cerise with white or cream trims, soft peacock and buff voiles, and Empire green options. It notes jackets in black with plaid skirts, black and white pairs, and the chic chaudron brown tones in millinery. It discusses color compatibilities and flattering combinations for different complexions.
A home garden guide discusses tolerant plants for borders including Nicotiana Sylventria and Gladiolus with reminders to plant for succession from April to June. It also mentions Cleome pungens as a background plant, wall flowers, and outdoor sowing of seeds like Sweet Alyssum and Sunflowers. The text abruptly shifts to notes on Tolstoy’s life and Kate Roberta, with unrelated commentary on architecture and Italian art.
A Western city expert in water analyses joins a lawyer for lunch and, through a running cautionary tale, reveals how a chemist and bacteriologist’s constant caution about food safety ruined the meal. The lawyer resolves to avoid such experts at luncheons.
Berlin authorities approve an underground electric letter railway linking the General Post Office and Potsdamer Bahnhof to speed letter and parcel delivery. The scheme foresees a three kilometer tunnel with future extensions to 15 kilometers and a cost of 9,000,000 marks.
A pastor bets Johnny on church attendance with an apple pie. Johnny attends, listens to a sermon, and loudly calls out a line implying the minister swore, claiming that is where the apple pie would vanish. The tale ends with Johnny asserting the pie’s fate.
During cross-examination at the Tombs in New York the district attorney pressed a witness about a mysterious drop and alleged foul play. The witness described lingering melancholy and a dramatic moment as a trapdoor was involved.
The fragment describes cowboy singing by a campfire with songs like Lorena and The Cowboy’s Lament amid cattle drives. A curious Paris dispatch reports doctors reviving a dead girl, describing probes and a near spiritual awakening after death.
A dialogue shows a humble tailor fearing Taft's post presidency fate and harsh economic times. The man imagines Taft seeking work after leaving office, while others urge trust in high authority and caution against preoccupying with worst outcomes.
A garbled text fragment references Bulence and a chemistry company. It mentions a match dropped in a vin and a front Kaede hi one euftt, with broken lines about men with blade and a 7 aay ven Rid al moat. The readable core items are unclear and scattered.
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