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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
2
Long, colorful anecdotes recount moments of wit between umpires and players. Tim Hurst, Addie Joss, and others spark comic exchanges amid heated calls. stories span Sitton, O Laughlin, Wagner, and Altizer with sharp retorts and playful ribbing.
Young America showcases Morris Schaeffer signaling device for elevated trains on Brooklyn L system. Donald A Miller at Columbia translates Chinese by keyboard like machine. Claude Moore, 20, patents a corn husker and sells it to the harvester trust. Francis Lee Herreshoff builds a high speed 8 mph racing automobile and patents glare reducing acetylene lamp tech.
Miss Eva Braxton overhears her father and John Morgan discussing a potential marriage. Eva confronts them accusing both men of treating her as a horse to be bought, revealing her temper and independence. The father false starts to apologize while Morgan offers a hasty exit plan.
The article advises vigorous measures to ward off colds and prevent complications. It recommends germicidal gargles, a two day purgative, tonics, wholesome moderate food, high water intake, purging toxins, and ample fresh air, sleep, and exercise to boost resistance.
The Nashville Banner reports General John A Fite of Lebanon on a streetcar bound for the fair. He offers his seat to a young lady who declines. He jokes about his age, claiming 93, and attributes longevity to good whisky tobacco and cigars, noting ancestors living well into 101 and 110.
A tourist and bride ask a driver about a local hill tale. The driver relays a German legend of a young couple who ascended the mountain and vanished, with the couple supposedly turning up on the opposite side.
A historical piece discusses the comet's proximity to Venus and its potential effect on Earth. It notes the comet's bulk compared to Venus and recommends long, continuous photographic timing to study its brightness, acknowledging the sunward limits and the need for broad cooperation.
A cryptic newspaper snippet asks readers to identify a man who was the fiancé of a woman last summer by the sea. It records the question and hints at a local romance intrigue without naming the people involved.
A young Oyster Bay housekeeper improvises at luncheon when three college friends arrive unexpectedly. She offers to serve in the parlor and manages a resourceful meal by replicating crab and tea courses, impressing her guests with her apparent culinary skill.
Dr David Starr Jordan at a Washington dinner cites an International Fisheries commission remark about fish in a village being treated like whites in inland China. A Chinese druggist tells his clerk he sold rat poison for a headache cure. A mix of moral anecdotes and light philosophy follows about generosity and resolutions.
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