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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
3
Newman Hall extols labor as noble and divine in an Exeter Hall London speech from February 15, praising honest work that sustains life, builds civilization, and unites nations. He lauds farming, mining, manufacturing, construction, and industry driven by virtue, urging workers to uphold temperance and righteousness.
The Denver News recounts how a young genius named McCarthy sought aid from a friend before meeting Commodore Vanderbilt. The friend advised bold action against Vanderbilt’s power, likening him to a turbine and urging decisive, assertive tactics to win his support and merge rival railroads into a single system.
Inexperienced cooks cause more blunders than any other workers. The Bennett boys enjoyed camping and feasting on large butter quantities, prompting Mrs Bennett to ask how so much butter was used for a few slices of bread.
A York Herald report describes a Briton aboard a steamer meeting his first American acquaintance who explains how stores charge Americans more. The surprised Englishman declines to reveal his own country’s prices, while the year-old Spanish crown is noted as enrolled as an officer in Youlment.
Professor W. J. Fraser notes cows kept in open sheds with mangers gain cleaner conditions and better milk quality. The method saves labor, reduces stable cleaning, and allows direct field manure spreading, with exposed bays and bedding absorbing liquids to conserve fertility.
Feed lot beginners should start cattle on grain slowly after pasture feeding. Gradual changes prevent scours and constipation, especially when mixing corn fodder into pasture. Western cattle need even slower introduction to corn, then steady gains follow as digestion adjusts.
A Grundy county Iowa correspondent suggests a four field rotation for a 60 acre farm. Proposed order first year corn on clover pasture then spring grain followed by clover and timothy. second year corn pasture meadow oats. third year clover hay and pasture. fourth year plow up for corn. An alternative shortens by omitting spring grains and using winter wheat or rye, then seeding to clover and timothy. experiments may test winter wheat north of the Northwestern railroad line in Iowa with potential damage north of it.
An editorial notes the Journal of the American Medical Association defends Dr. Harvey W. Wiley against claims benzoate of soda is harmless in foods. It argues the board’s findings do not prove safety for all uses and cites risks to infants and invalids, urging caution and continued public health safeguards.
Dr J C Bayles argues fur garments are fashionable yet harmful causing discomfort and illness. He notes furs are useful only briefly outdoors in New York winters and should be removed indoors to avoid chills and sore throats. He condemns wearing furs at neck and predicts broader public health harm from continued use.
In Justice Secudder's Brooklyn court a witness testifies that John Tyler Dupont, husband of Helen Dupont, kept multiple red headed women with him in public places. Margaret Elser recalls Mardi Gras 1907 at Coney Island and later sightings from Ocean Parkway to Park Row with several red headed companions.
The Atlantic Monthly questions the traditional gentleman’s attire. It argues the stiff collars wristbands and linen breastplate no longer serve comfort or hygiene and notes the old ideal of a man who avoids work is outdated. It cites satire by Mark Twain and Addison challenging conformity and class appearance.
A performer at an orphan day event entertained attendees with conjuring antics that included a machete illusion and a humorous request. Laughter erupted as the crowd reacted, and the act continued with the conjurer completing the routine.
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