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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
6
Practical guidance on jam sealing, fruit canning, pineapple preparation, and methods to lessen work in canning. Includes steps for bottling, cooling, and storage, with specific notes on pickles and a tutti frutti conserve recipe for weekend teas.
Mrs. Boorman Wells, noted English suffragist, described a disorderly suffrage meeting in New York. She compared the hubbub to a story of children in a nursery and a child calmly stating its grandmother's teeth were being filed and fitted.
Fragmentary lines reveal a gossip style item about Showe Mees Wine and Ramone Peralat in a public scene. The terse text hints at marital public exposure and a male claim of knowing who grew a lemon gues.
Quick homemaking tips for curtains carpet hats and gowns. Potato on curtain rods dull edges and dampen fabric to restore brightness. Kerosene treatment polishes carpet. Oxalic acid solution cleans straw hats then sun dries to renew look. Mud or grass stains on linens rinse brush soil with dry brush and use standard cleaners to remove stains and finish in minutes.
Poem relays a victorious view of life over death and failure. It cites heroes who died for freedom and frames defeat as delayed victory. The piece ends noting amateur gardeners judging seed catalog claims in Success Magazine authored by Tagmas Speed Monby.
An old recipe outlines a fresh sponge cake with berries and cream. It details beating egg whites and yolks separately, folding in flour and sugar, and baking in a deep oblong pan until firm. The guide notes a bake time of about an hour, with 40 minutes for some pans.
Japanese schoolboy Hashimura Togo questions the waste and violence of Independence Day fireworks in America. He jokes about funding a battleship, notes the shift of displays from Japan to New Jersey, and imagines a quieter celebration with a silent powder invention.
The Mexican Herald praises Mexico's government for keeping military expenditure around 18 percent of total spending while achieving rising living standards. Wages, schooling, and industrial growth have expanded, creating a growing middle class and a steady government. A small, capable navy and restrained army growth are expected to keep expenditures light, freeing funds for public improvements. Also noted is a humorous travelogue tale about German student dueling and a newspaper anecdote from the New York Ban.
Sailors and Marines test 44 chewing tobaccos for the navy with experts led by Paddy Coyle awaiting final results. Trade-name secrecy remains, letters and numbers identify samples, and winners will secure large future contracts for bone and other brands.
A California woman, Jessie Fremont Dietsch of San Francisco, reportedly heir to General John C. Fremont, left wealth hidden in a table leg. Deputy public administrator W. J. Hynes found a bank book for 4200 dollars, jewelry, and stock certificates after a days long search.
The Washington Pot notes from the Sydney Mail praise the cow for reviving Australia’s dairy industry. It highlights cooperative creameries and the shift to cows that yield milk year round, with Australian butter ranking among the world’s best and farmers rebuilding after drought.
Misa Elizabeth Sherley a Kentucky beauty engaged to Marquis de Mores suffered a broken jaw and internal injuries after a car plunged from a broken bridge into Balt River near Louisville. Five others were injured. the party, traveling at 1 am, survived the crash and sought help. The Marquis, son of the man who founded a West ranch and packing empire, is the groom-to-be.
The article lists three dressing recipes including a French Dressing with su gar dry mustard salt paprika onion and lemon juice Worcestershire sauce olive oil and vinegar and two more Cheap Salad Dressing with egg mustard sugar flour butter salt white pepper and diluted with vinegar and water.
A traditional dressing combines four tablespoons butter with one tablespoon flour, one cup milk, three eggs, sugar, mustard, salt, and half a cup vinegar. Melt butter, whisk in flour then milk to heat, add egg mixture and simmer until thick. Yields one pint and stores well.
The nightcap variety remains the most popular in lingerie hats. A simple circle with all over embroidery or net gathers at the edge and ties with a ribbon bow. Trimming is a lace ruffle and sometimes a black velvet ribbon with long ends. Other hats use pongee or tusaar with minimal trim.
A dainty pendant features a plain heart shape larger than a cent piece, thickly covered with uniformly sized pearls. The backing remains unseen, revealing a unity of each shuttle teardrop. similar pearls adorn brooches and hatpins, making the items valuable to wearers.
Readable text shows a fragmented recipe for fried bananas with fruit cocktail and pineapple, including steps like slicing bananas, battering, frying, glazing with marmalade, and serving with sugar and currant jelly. It also describes a dance pose guiding arm movements and windmill steps for a fitness routine.
A fragment describes a cat collar accessory in white satin with double pleated white tulle, claiming it frames the face and adds distinct charm. The text shifts to social scenes about engagement announcements and bachelor friends planning weddings with celebrations and wine.
A fragmented 1920s style piece discusses women entering business and how behavior shapes respect. It contrasts “clever” women who avoid attracting unwanted attention with stereotypes about male politeness and workplace expectations.
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