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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
6
A Philadelphia inventor creates a simple system allowing homeowners to erect or remove awnings in minutes. A wood bar with hooks supports the awning top, enabling quick setup and storm-ready withdrawal, extending the life of awning canvases.
Connecticut inventors unveil a compact vapor stove with a hollow alcohol reservoir, curved feed pipe, and dual control valves for flow and flame. It promises hours of use per fill, no wick or wasted fuel, and a flat top for cooking vessels, suitable for apartments and sick rooms. A folkloric verse by Annie Seward accompanies the piece.
From the London Chronicle the piece presents a Californian hotel breakfast bill of fare as a window on American dining. An orange starts the meal followed by porridge beef steak a chop large potatoes fish and stewed fruit with bread hot from the oven. The lengthy heavy spread challenges the idea of breakfast.
An Indiana inventor reveals a twin swing on a taut wire between trees. The seat hangs from ropes to a box housing two wheels turned by cords, allowing forward or reverse motion and a brake for rapid but controlled travel.
The World Magazine describes nostril breathing cycles and breath retention used by amateurs seeking spiritual states. It warns such practices disrupt carbon dioxide balance, impair mind function, and risk heart strain, paralysis, or consumption for persistent practitioners.
The letter from General Sherman recalls the Shiloh battle with graphic scenes of wounded, dead, and destroyed tents. He notes a heavy toll, 2000 buried and 1200 wounded, with 16 officers killed among 4000 in his division. He mentions losing horses and a buckshot wound to the hand.
Elbert Hubbard argues for universal female suffrage noting women’s education freedoms improve happiness and society. He cites Denver voting patterns, mothers’ influence, and rejects claims that only bad women would vote.
A collection of light quips and cartoons depicting beliefs in luck with rabbits feet, horse trading schemes, and social observations. Jests contrast obstinacy and firmness while a whist reference and puns populate the dialogue sketches.
Washington reports praise from new congress members in the directory. Senator Wesley L Jones credits wife Minda Nelson for his success and notes he has never served as legal counsel for railroads or public service firms. Colorado's Edward Thomas Taylor boasts of authoring numerous laws and constitutional amendments. Missouri's Crow recalls efforts to overhaul mall weighing procedures during his postmaster term.
A lengthy excerpt discusses education guiding boys and girls to earn a living through service to society, emphasizing decision making, female empowerment, and motherhood as influence. It cites Froebel on not deciding everything for children and notes the impact of a mother’s qualities on children. The piece also recounts anecdotes on manners, a lawyer teaching office boys proper conduct, and various parliamentary notes and curiosities.
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