Fragmentary verse evokes night by the alder bush
A distorted lyric sketch speaks of sweet meals and dreams under moonbeams. Night quiets the world as a pine tree stands tall and a desire to cut it down to make a paddle emerges.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
2
A distorted lyric sketch speaks of sweet meals and dreams under moonbeams. Night quiets the world as a pine tree stands tall and a desire to cut it down to make a paddle emerges.
A garbled fragment quotes a U S senator describing nature reversed and a paradoxical rise and fall of something, using distorted phrases about self and a prominent claim of catastrophe. The text appears as clipped, nonsensical OCR from a historic page with missing letters and misread words.
A Victorian style exchange compares poverty perception in England. A speaker scoffs at the idea that one in seven is a pauper, recounting a personal encounter in London where she claims not to have seen any paupers among thirty seven people.
Continued scrubbing with a brush will roughen a natural wood kitchen table. It may be cleaned even better without roughening by using half a pak lemon, and then rinsing with hot water.
An 19th century ad touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a sugar coated, tiny granule remedy that “rate and invigorate” the stomach liver and bowels, claiming ease of taking like candy.
Miss Evelyn Mitchell, a prominent young woman scientist at the Smithsonian, lectured on nature study and sanitation while conducting important government insect research. A native of East Orange New Jersey and Cornell graduate, she joined the federal effort in 1904 and gained esteem for her field zoology work and mosquito studies.
A teacher recalls nearly quitting due to coffee nerves a year ago. A friend recommended Postum as a healthful drink for all ages, especially children. After a first failed attempt, boiling fifteen minutes produced a rich flavor and health improvements. The teacher now performs well in class and would not return to coffee. She endorses The Road to Wellville and the health message.
Luke Asgill confronts James McMurrough over a dangerous plot to aid their sister against John Sullivan. They weigh risks from a potential Spanish ship landing and a rising, debating who controls influence and if betrayal will endanger all involved.
In a tense Irish household, Uncle Ulick contends with Easiness and coercive notions shaping his nephew's fate. Flavia's generous spirit and John's arrival spark emotional shifts as a mare returns home and old loyalties collide amid looming vengeance.
The piece discusses optimistic views on crops in Western Canada including wheat oats and barley, and reflects on pioneering life for settlers from the United States. It notes growing interest in harvest outcomes and contrasts western Canada with older US regions, describing social and educational aspects linked to settlement.
The report highlights uniform wheat, oats, and barley yields across vast Canadian farms. Spring wheat around 20 bushels per acre, winter wheat over 40, oats 60 plus, with widespread abundance. Travelers cite districts from Moose Jaw to Melfort and Pipestone Manitoba, noting high prospects and prosperity for settlers and investors.
The article notes rising farm activity in Calgary district and Central Alberta with new settlers, steam plows, and expanding rail lines opening distant lands. It cites large wheat and oat crops, substantial labor influx, and growth of towns, schools, and telephony signaling broad prosperity and planned western expansion.
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