Fragmented Parade of Thoughts in Wyoming News Bits
A miscellaneous Wyoming newspaper page blends humor, aphorisms, and odd facts. The jumble includes social musings, geographic mentions, and scattered notes on global topics, with no cohesive main event.
The Double Mystery of Wright Lorimer
Wright Lorimer actor and preacher died at 37 after a life of parallel careers. Born Walter M. S. Lowell, adopted by the Lowell family, he bridged pulpit and stage, creating The Shepherd King and later The Crucifix. His rise and fall included legal clashes over a play and a final shift toward drama with moral aims. The World traces his transitions from ministry to theater and his lasting enigma.
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New York
Wright Lorimer
God's Acre
Dana
Mass
Friends of
Lorimer
Lowell
Ock
Woicen
Hey
Baldwin
Troy
Athol
Cape Elisabeth
Maine
Portland
Walter M
Colgate University
Oxford University
England
Arsenal
Watervilet
Young Lowell
Millstone
Honeysdale
Baptist Church of
North Scranton
Groton
Mareh
Pennsylvania
Richmond Hill
Brooklyn
Davi
Hebron
David
Walter M. G. Lowell
Frank Burke
Burke
Hugh Davis
Davis
Andersonville
Walter
Burkes
Worcester
Goodby
Boston
Wut
Masachusetts
Florida
Buffalo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ite Head
Salvation Army
Iie
Jie
Lowel
Europe’s War Air Power and Hampton’s Preparations
Confused OCR outlines Europe’s air force plans and naval buildups, noting Germany’s expansion with Zeppelins and airships, France and Britain increasing aircraft activity, and broader wartime mobilization. Mentions are garbled but center on air power, ships, and government orders as nations prepare for future conflict.
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France
Germany
Tiev
Labor Trust Tyranny Exposed by Michigan Author
A longtime critic argues labor leaders threaten honest workers with strikes coercion and paid fines. He urges readers to support nonstrike unions and press Taft to curb labor trusts while detailing alleged abuses, murders, and fraud within the labor movement.
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Cari
Battle Creek
Trades and Workers Association
J. W. Bryce
Washington
Workingmen of America
National Trades and Workers Association
American Federation of Labor
Honorable Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Methale
New Movement
Trades and Workers
Ind Nt
American Federation O Bor
Co. W. Post
Humorous Exchange Sparks Divorce Row in Comic Snippet
A wry exchange shows a husband seeking divorce over a pun about his wife not being a sculptress and hearing such lines twenty times daily. The dialogue wegen wisecracks about mobile mouths and Alabama scale follows, ending with reflections on marriage and social roosts.
Numerical Logic and the Factory Mystery
An ironic dialogue questions Jones’s stability in a factory setting and a man’s doubt about his wife’s opinions. A woman is described as shaping the world from the start and taking a lead role in a dramatic work. The exchange ends with a husband pressing his wife to yield, she resists, and he admits repeated resolves fail to change her mind.
Expressions and mottoes from a witty fragmentary note
A compact quotation set explores wordplay on drinking desire and love. The speaker puns on names and phrases, suggesting clever memes as social commentary, with a final line about smartly making folly pay.
Ready for Anything The minister’s stirring funeral remarks
In a rural Pennsylvania community a neighbor’s death drew a funeral scene as the undertaker stood at the door and the minister proclaimed a hopeful yet uncertain afterlife for Joe Thomas. The sermon spoke of heaven or hell, urging the congregation to be prepared to meet him.
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Pennsylvania
Ming Bredren
Joe Thomas
Mary Dreams Of Being A Young Lady
In a morning exchange six year old Mary shares a dream of becoming a young woman. She adds she felt rather fat, prompting a gentle motherly remark about the pleasantness of the dream and the child’s impression.
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Mamma
Mary
Right In Her Line
The dialogue shows Perry questioning a wife about her objection to fuss, while Gillet notes strangers above always arguing and the wife enjoys the attention.
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Gillet
Perry
Hidden Theft Joke Reveals Clothing Pact
A quip about a Mrs Brown and Mrs Close mocks a shady sartorial scheme. Mr Jones quips that the new suit vanished via her husband’s pockets in a wry street conversation.
What is your idea of economy
A witty exchange in which a statesman defines economy as forcing all but his constituents to get along with as little money as possible. The other statesman questions the premise and prompts a broader look at prudent governance.
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New Zealand
Australia
Tasmania
Bryce
Michigan
Gompers
National Association of Stationary Engineers
National Trades and Workers Association
Trades and Workers Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
TER Mountain Globe
S— H. H. Gundergon
Tt Hulett
Creek County
Wyoming
Pogiah
United States Treasury Eo
Bridome
Tel An
China
Mount Sima Hospital
New York City
Aesust
Ita
Great Britain
London
Bridget Flanigan
Europe
Hampton
Washington Glas
Odium
Labor Trust
Brotherhood of Man
Los Angeles
destitVe
Srust
Times
Ang
Mur Kored
Great ‘Tabor Trust
Samuel Gompers
Washington, D. C
Taft
Mobile
Ella
Stella
Alabama
Yeesum
Cornell
Tatterdon
Tirsty
Gray