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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
3
Chicago report quotes Frances Rush, ex wife of Charles Harper Thaw, saying she spent about 76000 alimony in a few months and aided in spending up to 500000 in her gay lifestyle. She jeers Brewster as a spendthrift in the debtors court proceeding citing her funds and lifestyle.
The United States Department of Agriculture has declared war on the brown rat the Norway rat in efforts to curb its spread since 1776. It exports losses to agriculture and public health and urges rat proof buildings metal garbage receptacles and proper garbage disposal plus natural predators and trained terriers as part of integrated control.
Fragment references forming and organizing groups for warfare and rat clubs for systematic conflict. No clear names dates or places identified.
An American at an inn in Stirling complains to the morning desk that the bed is hard. The clerk retorts that the bed once hosted the Iron Duke Duke of Wellington. The guest laughs ruefully and leaves, noting the tale explains the nickname.
A French chemist proclaims cider an antidote for typhoid fever. He argues the acid acts on the agent by destroying germs. In Europe cider is typically a beverage. Americans prefer it sweet.
In Hereford, Pennsylvania, Harvey Hiestand’s rooster defeats a three foot snake in a dramatic fight at a fair scene. The battle ends with the rooster standing over the snake, its comb swollen and feathers damaged, yet the bird remains vigorous for a premium contest.
An old lady asks a druggist for canine pills mishearing a request about quinine. The druggist questions the dog's condition, while the woman indignantly asserts her husband’s gentleness and the miscommunication in a silent moment.
A note warns of dental issues for valuable English racehorses as racing nears, cautioning against tooth problems that could lead to loss of appetite. The text also mentions the bamboo tree blooming only in its 30th year.
A London era speech rails against overrefined schooling while praising Lincoln as a model of practical achievement. It notes Magna Charta founders and Bolingbroke neither wrote nor studied, and argues tact and necessity drive progress more than books. It extols education’s money value but warns riches alone do not ensure action.
In Chicago crime coverage the Spiketown Blizzard editor defies suppression warning Wes Hopperdyke by saying the piece will run. That night an intruder broke into the newsroom, dumping the week’s typed pages on the floor and escaping unseen as Hopperdyke allegedly pled the paper.
A six year old boy named Repkinins James recounts his first ride on a scenic railway in vivid terms. He describes the train's gentle motion, the passing scenery, and his mixed feelings of curiosity and delight during the ride.
The source line reveals a speaker expressing that their heart felt nearly finished but their soul remained alive, describing a paradoxical sense of completion and continuing spirit. The remark conveys intense emotion and resilience in a succinct personal reflection.
A San Francisco insurance man relates a curtain lecture joke about interrupted talk. A statistical note reports Canadian railway charters 1900s end show only 28 built, 86 lapsed, with many extended deadlines, plus a remark about women facing deception in stock offerings.
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