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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
6
The Evening World reports a New York woman allegedly visits five hotels in consecutive evenings causing soup to spill on her dress to claim damages. Detectives will monitor diners to see whether the waiter or guest causes spills. The piece contrasts with London officers who used to slip a cockroach into ice cream when unable to pay.
The Greenland or right whale weighs about 100 tons or 220 000 pounds, comparable to 88 elephants or 440 bears. Whalebone yields 3 360 pounds and fat ranges from 140 to 170 barrels. Remains found along the Baltic coast and inland suggest a whale much larger and heavier than the common right whale.
A couple on a party yacht engage in a playful exchange about a salty mustache. The remark draws giggles from nearby onlookers as the man jokes about the briny breeze. The woman’s innocent reply confirms the joke, prompting further tittering.
A humorous exchange contrasts golf with hog driving. The old farmer claims pig driving 50 feet takes more skill than driving a golf ball a hundred yards, prompting the learner to acknowledge the skill involved in golf.
A dialog notes Henry's flippant hat remark to a woman as a judge comments that a mean man measures the world by his own standard.
Elkhart Indiana resident Mrs Sapre Williams reports four months of relief from long illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits pelvic inflammation and other female symptoms improved by the herbal remedy. She permits publication of her letter to aid others.
Manitoba begins substantial corn production mainly for feed. In southern Manitoba a September 28 field shows 8 to 9 foot stalks reaching the dough stage with potential yields over 20 tons per acre. Trials at Brandon and other farms prove strong prospects, urging western farmers to adopt corn for mixed farming and winter stock feeds.
An agricultural note explains that twelve ears plant an acre and one bad ear reduces yield. An acre of corn valued at 30 to 40 dollars makes finding a faulty ear worthwhile. Test seed quality early to avoid spring rush and reject weak germination ears. Vigorous plants yield the most profit, whether crops or livestock.
Two seasoned New Yorkers share hard luck travel stories. One recalls buying what was claimed to be a pullet from a Connecticut Yankee that turned out to be an old nonlaying hen. The other describes a month marooned in a temperance Kansas town where even cows were dry at the last election.
Princess Sophia wife of Albania's ruler is described as highly gifted. She is a mother of two, a musician who plays harp mandolin and guitar, writes poems and paints, and hosts a circle of artists in Potsdam. She grew up in Roumania and rides any horse. Her husband Prince William of Wied is a scholar athlete and a man of intellect.
Henry Thomas Buckle author of the History of Civilization was born in Lee England in 1821 and died at Damascus Syria in 1862 just past his fortieth year. Buckle was a sincere lover of truth who died for truth, worn out in the pursuit of advancing its spread among men. No keener brain or purer soul has been seen.
An old newspaper ad touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It urges readers to look for the signature of In Use Patten Coe and notes the product as trusted by parents and doctors.
A witty exchange recalls a wife showing her milliner bill to provoke her husband, who stormed earlier at the dressmaker’s bill. The punchline ends with him being left speechless by the dressmaker’s cost.
A brief fragment shows a speaker saying I went to know ope things followed by a question What's that. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event or identifiable names.
The readable content is too damaged to identify persons, places, or events. Unable to construct a factual title and summary from the provided text.
The shooting of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro by Mme Calliaux shocks France. Royalists chant against the republic as investigations reveal motives tied to a sensitive love affair and political clashes with Finance Minister Caillaux.
The Afghan ruler adopts the game after a visiting Scottish expert inspires a course being built under his supervision. A miniature links at the winter capital will host rounds, signaling a surprising cultural shift amid traditional constraints.
Washington special reports the 1918 cotton crop as the most valuable yet, valued at over a billion dollars. The crop yielded about 14,767,181 bales, with seed and other byproducts contributing further value.
Fragmentary Vatican bulletin mentions Lent themes and communications, with unclear lines about ceremonies and personnel. The garbled text references Teagan Kaw and Halen and hints at telegraph or television notes.
The University of Wisconsin pursues a notable victory in a feminine heart themed event. Records show team efforts and student participation driving the outcome, with campus figures cited.
Chief engineer of the Panama Canal project, Colonel Goethals, is to receive the Medal of Honor for public service. The presentation may be made by President Wilson at Carnegie Hall. Joseph Choate will preside. if unavailable, Lindley M. Garrison, Josephus Daniels, and William S. Redfield may stand in. Notables including Taft and Governor Glynn are listed among attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text references Governor Madiey Store Be Penrose and motives related to Hedley and Penney. Details are garbled, no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
Berlin reports rising strain between Russia and Austria over Bulgarian politics. Austria accuses scattered agents in Bulgaria of stirring anti Austrian sentiment during the Balkan election period. Bulgarian leaders warn of potential civil strife if the government falls, while Germany doubtfully weighs the risk of wider conflict.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a coroner’s finding and a self declaring failure. The text hints at a verdict on merit and the possibility of reversing errors, though the incomplete segment ends without a clear outcome or names.
Vicar offers light notes showing humor in rural life. The piece sketches small incidents and parish quirks through a playful lens, highlighting daily village scenes and gentle wit.
A 1968 overview of Chu Tuan-Chang’s rebel leadership and the Ming dynasty’s end, noting a republic emerging, the enduring Chinese culture, and the Emperors Chang Tian and Kuang Hsu. It covers reforms, examinations, currency, and the dowager empress’s power, plus vivid scenes of court intrigue and execution.
In Peshewar India a special report notes rapid mobilization and unusual measures by the British forces. The account claims no English army units were visible as defenses were tightened and signals coordinated for possible invasion threats.
A garbled note describes a pitching moment where a ball curves unexpectedly as it moves upward toward the catcher, suggesting an unorthodox trajectory or miscue during a pitch. The fragment hints at a baseball scene with an unusual curve.
The readable fragments discuss smooth balls and marbles moving through air or water without spinning, and reference how motion changes with direction and resistance. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
A fragmented excerpt describes a distant malady across Europe and mentions new books and false doctrines. It references cryptic ideas about microbes, spirituality, and moral decay, with a focus on supposed moral decline and provocative beliefs.
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