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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
4
The Literary Digest summarizes Dr. J H Kellogg warning against exclusive cooked food diets while praising some value of raw foods In Good Health he argues humans need some uncooked foods such as fruits nuts and soft grains Many believe raw diets oppose nutrition and may harm infants but brief periods of uncooked foods can be beneficial with moderation in every meal
Vance Thompson reports in Hampton's Magazine on a Paris hospital case where a woman with long term brain and nerve torture exhibits a fluctuating orange halo around her head. He likens it to martyr imagery and calls it a miracle and prescientific fact with exteriorized luminous energy.
A short fable about a young horse put to plow by a farmer who urges perseverance. The team includes Dobbin and the grey mare as they traverse a long field looping back to the start, with the young horse puzzled by the repeated progress.
A string of light humor and quips unfolds with social mockery about class, marriage, mobility, and musical talent. Quick exchanges feature a widow, a novice driver, a woman choosing a dress, and a mother’s blunt reply about loving two men, ending with a comic line about blunders without effort.
The passage argues for daily use of raw foods such as fresh juices whey and fruit pulp, claiming resistance to putrefactive bacteria and potential nutritional benefits. It contrasts raw versus cooked vegetables and mentions expert opinions and a World Tribune anecdote about energy phenomena and dietary miracles.
A gentleman on his estate gave surplus cellar ale to a party of workmen. The foreman accepted with a playful mispronunciation and an ironic remark about the quality, saying if it had been better or worse they might have been more or less driven to drink.
In a tense confrontation at the store, Squire Hartwick plans legal action against Jim Farthing for trespass and alleged misdeeds. Dan Tressler backs the case while Jim Calhoun shows resolve with a prized mare and a risky ride home, sparking a warning from the town.
Dan Tressier moves into Sugar Valley as Easter preparations for a large community dinner unfold. A crowd of workers and families gather for a bustling, crowded feast with humorous bickering, cooking talent, and a playful kitchen dynamic led by Rose and Mrs. Treasler. Jim Farthing hopes for a chance with Rose amid the uproar and excitement of relocation.
In a candid street encounter, Chara Edwards faces a reporter during the Democratic congressional campaign. Edwards dismisses fear of highway robberies while asserting personal wealth to deter crime. The dialogue reveals gritty, urban street politics and a bold show of self-assurance amid tension.
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