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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
3
The piece reflects on fear and awe among submariners facing deep sea doom. It contrasts open sky safety with the claustrophobic, sightless depths, honoring the brave sailors who tempt the waters and endure incapacitating fear.
Simeon Strunsky notes a wet broadway crowd of clean cut young men with sharp faces and athletic carriage. He observes the outward uniformity of trim suits and tailor influenced fashion masking diverse inner minds and social roles in the Wall Street era.
Lincoln Journal notes a push for direct legislation and reform as party conventions fade and commissions gain power. Philo opinion appears ripe for change with a plan to restructure state government around new principles amid varied public sentiment.
The Burlington Hawk-Eye notes the slogan Safety first spreading widely on roads and workplaces. It credits its practical impact on workers and travelers and the rising belief that the idea improves daily life even as origins remain uncertain.
A garbled lecture fragment discusses Pinchet er Penrose and the Pennsylvan ia political scene. The speaker accuses a faction of corruption and balance issues while mentioning Penrose and a former ally. No clear date or event is established in the legible text.
The fragmentary OCR item shows unclear wording about a scene or event dated or labeled as seven. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable to establish a concrete report or outcome.
Special from London describes George Douglas Turner recounting a plea from American relief funds to aid dying Bulgarian refugees. He notes famine, lack of feed corn, and ruined villages after battles, praising Bulgarian women for sustaining national effort and hope for quick recovery with aid.
American Museum Journal reports Dr. Robert Broom unearthed a 13 million year old large reptile from South Africa's Karroo formation. The specimen, about nine feet long and three and a half feet high, shares affinities with Diadectes and showcases Karroo reptiles with horned beaks and tusklike features.
The article argues for preventive nutrition to strengthen child health. It emphasizes building resistance through diet, not drugs, noting hereditary factors and parental health impact. It urges early, targeted dietary care for conditions hinted by symptoms like rickets and rheumatism.
Elizabeth Towne writes in Nautilus that all people act from true hearts though minds misjudge. Misjudgment arises from focusing on appearances and comparing phenomena, ignoring the one universal good life. There is no evil in essence, only lack of understanding and misperception of others.
A commentary on how living spaces reflect social status. The piece contrasts terms like living room drawing room and dining room with class implications, noting rooms associated with servants and wealth. It references era language and social hierarchy in domestic spaces.
In James Horton Wales story Dr. Varnum grapples with proposing to Fanny Hilton as she reveals a plan to become a doctor. He guides her toward medical study while she shows resolve and affection, culminating in a pledge of devotion amid professional ambitions.
A fragment from a Jane Osborn piece titled The Correctness of Genevieve appears in McClure News with garbled text and stray phrases. The readable portions mention a kitchen setting and a character tied to performance or virtue, but the full plot remains unclear.
A young woman, Genevieve Vandevere, enters the department store world through a working girls’ club. She gains a stature and independence while grappling with love and ambition, facing expectations from supervisor Mr. Marden and discovering new roles in the shop and in her own identity.
William J. of Swarthmore, Pa., told the American Society for Judicious Settlements that the Monroe doctrine is worn out and should be cast aside for an international court. He warned future implications are appalling and said its applications hinder mutual cooperation and invite entanglements.
A national Congregational Council meeting in Kansas City Missouri last week produced notable changes. A 19 member committee has developed a new confession and church polity aiming at simplicity evangelical clarity and broader effectiveness. The new creed trims wording to under 200 words and aligns with 1910 union proposals. The faith affirms God the Father Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit and emphasizes scripture worship peace justice knowledge progress and human brotherhood. Armen.
A Washington Times excerpt notes Nathan Straus, wealthy New Yorker, retires from business to devote fortune to philanthropy one cause. It contrasts with Carnegie and Rockefeller, highlighting Straus focus on universal pasteurization for infant milk and work in the Holy Land, as part of a broader view of progress.
A reflection on trials of reputation in London court, turning on an English lord chief justice and a Russian grand duke. The piece links Munsey’s magazine libel with edifying justice during an era of public scrutiny, and alludes to poetic fragments from Stevenson.
An edition of Ile of Life offers a free distribution of a medical article by Dr Wan, age eighty four, explaining cold avoidance and health tips. Testimonials praise Mortina and Terona remedies, with readers in Ohio Minnesota Iowa reporting relief and recovery.
At a Brevoort tea in New York Mrs Harry Mayne Whitney praised memorial work and said success in sculpture is pleasant though failure is bearable. A man in McDougal alley reflected on turning forty and the idea that fame often comes after forty five.
Miss Marguerite E. Jacobs of Dayton Ohio describes a year of pimples and itching on her face neck arms and back. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports itching stopped and says she is entirely cured. Advert says Cuticura sold worldwide with free sample offer.
A sweet young woman quotes a statistic about criminals among bachelors and married men. She asks if marriage could reduce his crime risk, hoping to keep him from becoming a criminal or at least join the 18 per thousand rate. The line blends social commentary with flirtatious humor.
Mrs Jones learned her husband was spending money on cigars after their youngest son smelled smoke and raised the alarm.
A quirky description recounts a social function where Mrs Womiat hosted an auction after the band failed in business. Friends gathered, enjoyed food, and browsed items as they mingled, turning the occasion into a lighthearted sale and social event.
A dated promotional snippet urges readers to seek a product named GROVE LATA TIVE BROMO QUININE to cure a cold in one day and to verify the full name and signature for authenticity.
A man accidentally struck a live dynamo in a factory and staggered for several minutes as if intoxicated. Witnesses report he remained conscious and received first aid at the scene.
An advertisement touts Sugarcoated granules for stomach and liver relief. It claims gentle action and easy use. A separate moral vignette contrasts a wise maid rejecting a reckless youth in favor of a suitor who will earn her living.
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