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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1907

Page

11

Diverse World News From Palestine to Rail Shows

A Cologne paper quotes a German traveler in Palestine praising Schechem and Jacob's Well. Reports detail Bismarck’s sister Malwine, an irrigation dam plan near Denver, a Rhodes scholar’s Oxford impressions, dormancy funds, Missouri cob pipes, and remarkable New Zealand children.

Palestine Cologne Schechem Jacob's Well Mount Gerizim Moreh Abraham Ca- Huan Jacob New Zealand Wednesbury England

Beards for Women Forecast by Professors

An article ridicules Chicago university claims that women will wear beards in centuries to come and that beards may vanish as men grow hairless. It notes conflicting views from professors at Rockefeller Institute about children’s nudity and women’s beards, calling the ideas fanciful.

Williston Chicago University Game Authority Rockefeller Institute Ike Savages

Satin as Garniture for Elegant Dresses

Soft satin tops the list of trimmings for thin summer and evening gowns. A Paris model in yellow organdy features a satin weighted skirt with bands and a satin girdle embroidered along the edge. Foreign embroideries including Japanese Chinese Breton and Tyronean styles also enhance sheer fabrics.

Paris

Abandoned kitchen repurposed into living space ideas

A resourceful student shows how an unused apartment kitchen can become a cozy living area in bright dressers and storage. Clever uses include stuffing items in the refrigerator shelves and converting tubs into hats shoes and storage, with movable surfaces and compact desks.

Fashion and travel hints from a vintage magazine page

An old style guide offers sewing tips for gowns and accessories, packing and organization on trains, and fur care. It includes advice on packing wardrobes neatly, maintaining dress shapes, and preparing furs for wear. Also covered are dining manners for children and household hacks.

Embroidery Instruction Quoted by Oliver Wendell Holmes

Fragmentary quote discusses patience in embroidery with lines about a needle and thread. The text references Oliver Wendell Holmes and a moral about taking time to achieve a correct outcome.

Rome Mike Haben Atitoh Oliver Wendell Holmes

Investigators Examine Shifts in Global Capital Flows and Prices

A New York Evening Post analysis cites M Leroy-Beaulieu on rising capital exports from the United States and the limits of foreign savings. It notes England France Belgium and Holland as surplus-capital exporters while others seek funds, pressing higher interest rates and delayed projects.

New York Evening Post M. Paul Leroy-Beaulieu Germany America M. Leroy-Beaulieu United States Ecapital Austria Russia Italy Spain England France Belgium Holland Industria

Talked With Bonaparte A Belgian Girl Recounts 1816 Incident

A London Daily Graphic account recalls a Belgian girl from Lisny who spoke with Napoleon on the day of the battle in 1816. The farmer’s wife feigned illness to distract the emperor while he moved near the farm where the mother and daughter hid valuables.

Anne-Josephe Napoleon Russia Sombreffe Mme. Rubay London Daily Graphic Lisny le Mme Anne-Jonephe Kubay Ashe

College Girl Has a New Idea

A Philadelphia Record item notes a clergy man praising college girls for bringing new ideas. He recalls christening a baby from a married college girl, joking about rehearsing christenings with the parents having practiced for ten days. The anecdote highlights student influence and wit.

Philadelphia

Waking Ole Hauge by Deaf Aunt and Loud Talk

In Nellaville Wisconsin a young married man and his wife met his deaf aunt at the depot. Each claimed the other spoke loud to impress the aunt. The uproar woke Ole Hauge sleeping against a dray, while the aunt complained of thirst and the train failed to rouse him.

Ole Hauge Hatfeld

No Place for Him Here Court Exchange over Prisoner

In a Alabama courtroom the defense and judge clash over the prisoner Thomas Jones charged with joining a respected citizen. The exchange questions Jones moral conduct including betting drinking and tobacco use as the judge questions the purpose of the prisoner’s life.

Ald Atorney Alabami Bickwood Thomas Jones

Cheaper at Wholesale in Western Pennsylvania Inn

An exhausted old man stays at a western Pennsylvania hotel. He drinks brandy served by the landlord and later complains of too much change. The terse scene ends with unclear dialogue and a miscounted payment.

Pennsylvania

Anxious Signals From Mars In Midnight Wireless Reports

The August Metropolitan Magazine piece by Charles Torquet describes midnight Morse like three dots from space puzzling Earth stations. Researchers note no earthly sender, suggesting signals originate beyond, possibly from Mars with three-dot patterns linked to Mira and Mara observations.

Charles Torquet Metropolitan Mira Maureoni Eart Mara Murs

Life Sentence Read Aloud in July Bohemian

Mrs Joacker comments on a life sentence for a man described as poor with no visible means of support. The piece portrays sympathy for the incarcerated and notes the subject’s alleged victim as their friend Jack Smith. The column ends with a birth notice for Mr and Mrs John Smiths twelve pound boy.

Joacker Jack Smith John Smihh

One Only Could From the New York Times

A garbled NYT excerpt shows brokers discussing Johan W Gates and hotel rooms, with references to profits and a woman named Hedy Ghoul. An elderly bachelor remarks on Gates and a broker offers to buy for his account while sending profits.

New York Times New York Johan W. Gates New Plaga Gates Ming

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