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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
7
Ex bank and train robber Pat Crowe writes a novel titled Society's Prodigal after reforming his life. William Jennings Bryan praises Crowe and lends a prefatory note addressing the ex-convict's views on good roads and convict labor.
A: discussion on reforming ex convict labor and humane programs in prisons. The piece argues for employing freed prisoners in agriculture and road work to aid reintegration, reduce recidivism, and show society’s trust in rehabilitated individuals. It cites moral duty, economic benefits, and public interest.
An editorial urged thrifty housewives to weigh purchases with scales, avoid waste, and curb spending through careful buying, budget planning, and self‑ordering. It warned against phone or child market orders and warned of hidden overcharges in everyday provisions.
A condensed extract presents Pat Crowe's Society's Prodigal with a jail scene and a forged plot involving Tim Flynn and Bob Rogers. It follows letters from Bob Rogers in Jeffersonville Missouri to Hagel Wild in Hoboken New Jersey, seeking a sweetheart and future plans as part of a crime narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a pedestrian near a machine at a corner with unclear dialogue. The passage blends garbled phrases about enemies and friends and mentions a block shadow and a light. No clear event or entities emerge.
Fragmented text discusses Marie Corelli and gender themes. It references Corelli's stance on men and marriage, portraying her as critical of male influence and social expectations. The piece critiques female authorship and independence within Victorian literary culture.
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