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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
2
When Bismarck first attended the German diet in Frankfort he faced neglect at his hotel. After his complaint a servant protégé was set to fire a loud pistol to summon aid, startling the landlord. He soon received a bell, ending the incident.
An observant remark on lazy men who pretend to be gentlemen of no occupation and use clever tricks to hide it. A courtroom witness fumbles about lying and claims he and his wife collaborate in deception. The exchange hints at novelists and occasional book production.
An OCR fragment quotes Toten Sinclair praising Ireland and its oppression, followed by an exaggerated sales plug for Garfield Tea claiming cures for constipation biliousness liver disturbances and diseases from impure blood.
Abridged musings on gossip, propriety, and social quirks from Atchison. The column riffs on party pleasures, women’s fashion, family dynamics, and a milliner’s trickery, noting how public manners influence private behavior in a humorous, reflective tone.
A Battle Creek woman credits Grape Nuts with recovery after an appendicitis attack sparked by starches. She says thirteen weeks on milk and water followed by Grape Nuts improved digestion and weight from 104 to 115 pounds, noting the cereal helps convert wheat and barley starch to digestible sugar.
Lester recounts leaving the office with Mr. Graham to sail, fearing Martigny’s role in Holladay’s attack. On deck at Morton Street, Mrs. Kemball and her daughter greet them while Martigny follows, weak but determined, hinting at hidden motives and a tense voyage ahead.
On the ship bound to Etretat I pursue Martigny, the dangerous rival of Royce, while Miss Kemball aids my suspicions. The doctor confirms Martigny is seriously ill but confined to bed, and I pace between fear and attraction as tension builds aboard the sea voyage.
The piece argues that girls should follow their brothers precepts as brothers hold higher, more candid standards. It notes men invite girls to places they would not allow their own sisters, and brothers provide consistent but often conflicting guidance.
Marie Emilie Gleumard once known as the Little Countess De Rasbanton, heiress to a French noble family, died at 80 in Philadelphia. Once famed at French courts she saw her fortune dwindle as years passed, with her son Louis Grieumard and daughter Mina Stella R. Grieumard surviving.
Frederick Burton from Gossport Indiana known for booster roles and The College Widow returns after three years away. His father visits the Terre Haute performance and learns of Burton’s weekly pay, prompting a blunt remark on acting as a career.
An eyewitness describes a Chinese regiment under drill with fur knapsack heavy sand weights. Most regiments are dismissed except one company that performs close order drill then endurance runs. General Cheng lectures on attacking an imagined enemy as troops practice firing, movement, and firing ranges amid tea, talk, and reconnaissance.
A fragment describes a girl reading Mary Had a Little Lamb with misread phrases and a teacher questioning a buttonhook image. The passage pivots to a reflection on people with heightened sensibilities pushing into trouble.
An Utica New York woman reports dramatic recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills nine weeks after childbirth. She weighs 95 pounds then and 16 pills restored strength and appetite. now she weighs over 180 pounds and calls the pills a top tonic and builder. The ad claims the pills make new blood and improve stomach and nerves, with mail order availability from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.
Champion high jumper Miss Corliss Babson shared a quaint child’s quip at a Vassar tea. She recalled walking with a little girl in Gloucester who mistook the bright morning moon for a morning light, prompting the girl to declare it not yet lit.
A Philadelphia Press note touts April as Blood-Cleaning Time with a home recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kurgon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime improves blood quality, skin, and reduces sores and pimples.
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