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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
7
A fragmented note cites a student’s return home with a diploma claim, but instead brings a questionable recommendation. It mentions debts, honesty, and social worry, alongside brief references to human hair jewelry sent from China and England for wool manufacturing and population figures for Amerton and towns in Pennsylvania.
Secretary McAdoo orders national banks in four southern reserve cities to stop excessive crop moving funds. He cites money hoarding and high interest rates, warns banks to resume reasonable lending, and signals withdrawal of government deposits from banks charging unfair terms.
A German submarine, on a reconnaissance cruise to the Scottish coast, sailed along the English shoreline for ten days from base. The vessel passed under a British squadron, and the crew described observing the calm surface of a nearby squadron as a "peaceful lamb." The report notes two hours submerged, with a near miss against a big cruiser, but the submarine had orders to continue patrol and proceed with its mission.
Map t Allen Fletcher a Philippine scout received two commendations in one general order from Major General Barry of the Philippine division. The first praise covers command of a detachment at Momaya Peak Mindanao on December 15, 1913. The second notes Fletcher's bold interview with outlaw Datu Ampuanagus on March 27, 1914, aiding surrender efforts with rare judgment and intrepidity.
In New York a device called the TeleScribe records both sides of telephone conversations. The apparatus uses two transmitters and two receivers with a dual recorder to capture every sound. Inventor Wo Edion showcased the invention, describing its principle as straightforward and practical.
Washington dispatch reports homeowners object to mail delivery via side doors and seek to stop such service. Officials indicate an arrangement will be put in effect at designated routes to end side door delivery and require mail to be left at main entrances.
Kasota Minnesota case features Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Chana Franns of Maplecrest Farm as restoring health after a year of weakness and pain. The ad urges others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co seeking confidential female reviewers.
A vintage advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle but firm prompt for a lazy liver nine times out of ten. It promises relief from constipation indigestion and headaches with a small pill small dose and small price and a genuine signature.
A dharsh scene unfolds as a stoic Nathan Hale statue in New York City remains unmoved amid a screaming crowd and passing traffic after a loud, terrifying clamor. The World notes his serene, noble expression endures while newsboys and onlookers observe the moment.
University of Wisconsin records indicate that young women who work to fund college have higher average grades than girls whose expenses are fully paid by others, presenting a contrast in educational outcomes.
A report discusses the custom of throwing rice at weddings, calling it a foolish habit with no sensible purpose noted by observers. It quotes a critic who says there is not a grain of sense in it.
A physician describes illness from grip that left his stomach unable to retain food. He credits four teaspoonfuls of Grape-Nuts and cream three times daily for two weeks with restoring nourishment and strength. He argues Grape-Nuts is valuable for stomach weakness and digestion during serious attacks.
The measure tightens limits on interlocking directorates for banks and large corporations, bans exclusive time contracts, and restricts railroad directors from dealing with suppliers. Penalties include fines up to 54,088 and possible prison terms up to ten years. The bill also preserves most Senate changes while rejecting several amendments.
In San Francisco the case centers on an alleged conspiracy to defraud and destroy the Republican party. An alternative writ seeks to force the secretary of state to endorse certificates of nomination for Webb and Eshleman, both Progressive candidates, and targets other defeated Republican nominees. Similar petitions are expected tomorrow from defeated Republican ticket hopefuls.
Frederick H. Himett, president of the nntral university Day, was chosen at Aville to succeed Dr James Moffatt as head of Washington and Jeffer College, following Moffatt’s resignation.
Fragmentary dispatch from Washington dated Sep 2 reports the steamer Cordova southbound from N Fa Se diverting near treacherous routes to assist the ill fated Tahoma. Text is garbled but indicates rescue attempts, potential crew concerns, and the vessel's uncertain timing for arrival at a port.
Fragmentary text suggests Stimson and Fletcher may assume diplomatic posts under President Wilson. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply possible cabinet or embassy appointments with foreign policy implications.
A historical note describes a method to restore sight in certain blindness forms by tattooing the cornea with India ink under the skin. The cornea initially darkens, then as ink particles absorb, the original opacity dissolves and vision returns.
A magazine writer muses on love and widows with sharp wit. The piece blends humorous lines about husbands, arrogance, and education, concluding with a cautious note on danger in pursuit of knowledge.
A pair of misquoted lines recount a couple misreading each other gift ideas The wife laments no gilt beside her plate until the husband jokes about giving a cow Two months later the husband’s birthday brings another vow to gift a cow The exchange ends with a punchy line about real money in a play context.
A minister’s wife from Jacksonville Florida writes that three bottles of Peruna cured her catarrh and throat trouble. She says as a minister’s wife she meets many people and will always speak well of Peruna. She has given three bottles to friends and wishes abundant success.
A garbled bundle of quotes and captions from a week’s column includes lines about improving tastes amid war, a Youngstown Telegram quip about pug dogs, and assorted nonsensical phrases. It references drugs, marine themes, and a student with a newspaper. The text mixes misprints and fragmented ideas without a clear single event.
A note mentions London consuming eggs valued at 11 630 000 dollars. The text also contains a mispronunciation remark about Russian names tied to hay fever.
The Iron Crown of Lombardy is a famous relic fashioned in 694 by The Widows of Thwatindsa for a Turin duke’s wedding. It sits in Monza Monastery and has adorned Charlemagne and later rulers, ending linked to Napoleon’s French crown. The crown’s inner iron is said to be one of the nails from the crucifix.
A garbled defense of American sacrifice for national goods notes misprinted import figures and urges devotion to locally produced items. Amid odd word choices the piece hints at patriotism guiding consumers to favor domestic products over imported kale and cloth.
A fragmented text notes a remark on summer plans and price hikes and includes a bantering exchange about a hammock. It also cites a statistic: Canada has 332 920 farms of 308 acres and over in size.
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