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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
10
The San Antonio Light notes smoke costs daily life and property in the U S, citing wasteful coal use and pollution. It argues imperfect combustion creates smoke and praises mechanical stokers to reduce pollution, urging municipal action and plant reform for economy and health.
In St. Joseph Missouri a three block stretch on Felix street is illuminated as a trial for a larger lighting plan. Samuel Stone spearheaded the project with the Felix Street Improvement association funding via front foot assessments and a city wide grant. The system uses 14 foot posts with a large globe and four pendant globes, powered by a flat rate with St. Joseph Street Railway. maintenance funds and trustee management are organized through First National Bank.
A poem praising honest toil as holy service. It depicts workers across craft and labor—masons quarrying, woodcutters, rafters, and laborers—marching in service to God and triumph of productive effort.
A light domestic squabble ends with the husband aiming to flatter his wife by noting dresses will be worn longer this season. She counters with a sharp jab about sheet iron instead, and the quarrel resumes.
A fragmented tale describes Andy who was married a month, receiving mantels and gifts, and telling a servant about Saturday dinner. A girl asks about birds, a mistress questions, and the scene hints at a household mischief with age and manners themes.
Victoria spurns Mrs Winstanley’s efforts to groom her for Lord Scarsleigh while secretly courting Freddy Lester. Lord Scarsleigh lingers, hints at a proposal, and Victoria reveals her engagement to Lester triggering a swift exit by the suitor and a shocked mother.
A lyrical fragment contrasts farewell lines in German and English with memory and longing. The speaker recalls a moment at a gate and a distant, wistful farewell, then shifts to a reflective note on turning over a new leaf and the effort required for a real start.
A historic sea tale recounts Captain Spooner aboard the Yankee schooner Sally Ann guiding a near collision with mud flats along the Connecticut river. Mate Comstock confronts the captain, then orders the anchor to be let go as the vessel luffs and comes to a stop.
Dialogue fragment features a looping exchange about secrets and promises between Bob Rosa and Bhe Bhe. It includes fragmented statements on telling and not telling, followed by a dubious moral remark about marriage and choosing a partner.
Klamath Falls reports an explorer’s claim of a vast cave system in Modoc lava beds near Tule Lake. A three person party describes a two story cave with a 600 foot corridor, a lower floor, and icicles six feet long.
Alma V. Lafferty the lone woman in the Colorado legislature criticizes the voting mindset and urges full citizenship duties. She reflects on her three months in office, noting warmth with colleagues, personal growth, and belief that outcomes will prompt progress for working women in Colorado.
The text notes settled scores and taxes, with Detroit payments and naval programs arranged. It proclaims time to confront Japan, implying a wartime directive or propaganda stance. Local tone references Hicks and Wariff's grocery, and immigration law changes are mentioned as part of the broad agenda.
The passage blends quarrels over city hall location with digitized verse and odd household hints. It features a satire on Hicks and various dated instructions for cleaning suede, removing stains, making sandwiches, and using bread crumbs in omelets.
A Chicago Tribune item describes a frightened child named Willie who ignores a looming threat and a woman who urges him to come inside. The scene hinges on a tense family moment as a political figure is referenced and a warning is given.
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