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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
9
A Paris report notes Mrs Mackay hosts in a Latin quarter park while a German ruler’s wardrobe changes ignite curiosity. Also covers Ergin fuel from coal tar, Austrian juvenile courts, Nellie Wick the young barber, peat gas uses, and lectures by Professor Clemens in the U S on Art history and Merovingian periods.
The Kern River plant in southern California transmitted 25,000 horsepower about 117 miles at 86 000 volts. Extensions are planned to raise power output to 65 000 horsepower.
Drusia, haunted by a quarrel with Milton Van Peltran, resolves to set things right on his birthday. She agonizes over past pride and the tender letters he sent, then decides to send a heartfelt gesture with flowers that speak a silent, moving song to him.
Boston Transcript notes lack of festivity in hotel dining rooms after 11 PM. Stray parties exist but occupancy is low as habit of total abstinence near midnight endures. Suburban theatergoers and late trains deter lingering for oysters and Newburgs after hours.
The San Francisco report highlights France and Japan as the two nations most conspicuous and successful in promoting thrift in official campaigns.
A French young woman Drusia sends a packet of wood violets to a suitor, but omits her identity. A messenger boy fails to deliver the sender's name, prompting a chase through a park. Later roses arrive with no name and the affair ends with a confessed romance as the violet thread binds them.
Ottumwa city editor learns by phone that a prominent citizen died suddenly. A reporter rushes to confirm and notes the man reportedly said I am going to die before collapsing by a fence. A reflection on faith and a stray Paris fact: 46,000 horses were sold for food last year.
The auction will sell Bloodgood H. Cutter of Little Neck Long Island famed as the Farmer Poet and poet of Innocents Abroad. His late homestead holds a vast lifetime collection from Europe and Asia including paintings mahogany furniture clocks armor and swords. Ancestors fought in the American Revolution and Cutter reportedly kept a large collection of revolutionary firearms and curios.
The piece describes large scale horse needs for cavalry in Germany, France, and Britain, costs per horse, and the training regime. It covers age, price, and the stepwise education of horses and riders, including swimming, firing at blanks, and charges, with emphasis on riding masters and trials.
Describes riderless horses advancing in a disciplined line at Balaklava during a battle. With riders fallen to Russian sharpshooters, the trained cavalry horses continued the charge, forming almost an entire front rank without riders.
A playful golf themed quiz offers a prize for the two people answering the most questions. Participants match terms to clues from golf jargon such as tee, caddie, putter, niblick, and more, with rewards like score books and golf pictures.
Household tips describe methods to prevent yellowing fabrics by using white wax, keep windows from steaming with glycerin treated cloth, prevent rice from sticking by cooling in a cal lander, clean wallpaper with flannel, polish tiled floors with oilseed and fine rub, and clean kettles using potato purée boiled vigorously.
The article outlines fashionable ribbons for summer dresses including pink and blue rosettes at the waist, velvet edged trims, soft bowlike textures, and matching sleeve ribbons. It notes popular fineness and velvet contrasts, with examples from imported pile pink mull dresses and decorated yokes and girdles.
Reading excerpts discuss a farmer’s visit to Atchison and a riddle on how many things he carried before returning. The scene mentions lemons on a shelf with jelly wedges to keep them fresh for a long time.
A 1887 fleet tale recounts James B Vincent of Edgartown surviving 36 days at sea after the Napoleon wreck off Cape Navarin. The rescued sailor carved a message to guide rescuers, leading to salvation by natives and eventual return to San Francisco and home. The narrative highlights native aid and Arctic hardships.
Queen Victoria of Bhpalin staged a produced play in Prenoh to be voted on by noble amateurs at the royal Villa of Han Belastian this summer. Her literary talent reportedly comes from Princess Beatrice of England, and her early wit and stage fondness have remained evident despite years.
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