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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
A collage of tech curiosities and social snippets dominates the page. Tales of an experimental electric rail system, monoplane-like aircraft concepts, and a Norwegian city’s police-auxiliary effort sit beside notes on arsenic use, liquor taxes, and immigrant arrivals.
Practical tips for spring hat upkeep and repair from old Delineator style guidance. Reuse discarded hats, refresh straw, restore crown shape with paper padding, and fix delaminated brims. Clean lace and ribbons, mend quills and feathers, and renew velvet trims with steam and brushing techniques.
A personal narrative details revamping a front porch using simple, affordable steps. The author repurposes attic and garage finds, dyes rags into rugs, hires a country weaver, and paints wicker and furniture in greens and tan to create a welcoming, green bower on a sunlit porch.
Reno, Nevada, reportedly hosts a "divorce colony" of famous performers and society figures. Estimates vary from 60 to 600, with about 200 conservatively cited. 162 decrees last year suggest ongoing activity and public curiosity about the private motives behind divorce suits.
An illustrated Popular Mechanics piece explains how a single snowslide can trigger a chain of slides. It describes forces of snow mass, air displacement, and sweeping destruction to camps and buildings, noting avalanches can originate from safe-looking heights and devastate exposed areas.
From Has Weekly this picture postcard note recalls the 40 year old fad sparked by a French bookseller named Bernardeau in Baille-de-Guillaume Sarthe. He devised selling lithographed back designs to the Mobile guard at Couhe, leading to early crude postcards later refined.
A short note on washing white gloves and hose in warm suds snap. It suggests rinsing and drying in a dark room and warns light may yellow fabric. hints the best time to wash is uncertain and may be morning when dry.
A fragment from the Dartmouth Jack-o-Lantern with garbled lines asks about distinguishing discover and invent. It notes we discovered the rule and Cook invented it, reflecting a playful puzzle tone in campus humor.
A profile of Harvey W Wiley, chief chemist of the U S Bureau of Foods, detailing his rise from humble Indiana beginnings to leading food purity efforts. Describes his education at Hanover and Harvard, work at Purdue, Berlin, and his resistance to industry praise and political pressure, with anecdotes about bicycle discipline and his robust character.
A condensed Biog raphy portrays Theodore N Vail head of Morristown as the pivotal figure in American telegraphy and telephone development. It covers his early career with Union Pacific and postal service, shift from medicine, Europe travels, and eventual presidency guiding the telephone system’s growth amid industrial change.
The article notes coal quality from lignite to bituminous in the Pacific region and Alaska with seams of great thickness and potential for steamer coal near coastlines or navigable rivers. It mentions Philippine discoveries supporting U S coal access and calls for territorial government to boost development and employment locally.
Albert H. Porter of Juneau asserts Alaska holds hundreds of millions or billions of tons of coal, with 160 000 square miles of territory and vast mineral resources still unknown. He says much of the land near the Arctic Ocean remains imperfectly explored and that the coal lands extend along uneasy coastlines.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brooklyn avenue and names Lanigan Flanigan Phat and Gah with obscure references. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
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