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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
6
The traveling show owner offers a silver medal to any barber brave enough to shave the lion in the den. A local barber accepts amid cheers and steps into the cage while the lion watches. The tamer warns it is too risky and confesses fear after a quick brush injury.
Maj. Spender Clay recalls a tale of Smythe in New York. He warned about war indemnity and recalled Smythe’s cow eating crops, then sending James a bill for using the cow as a lawn mower.
A London Tit-Bits vignette shows a tramp begging at a house. The woman refuses help, recalling she gave him cakes once before and won’t give twice. He laments being too light to reach the doorstep and asks for one of her home made cakes.
St Paul authorities announce plans for a new lumber company and a bank to be established immediately, signaling growth for the city’s business sector.
On a night voyage, Dan and Kasia share a powerful memory of Polish oppression under Russia. Kasia recounts exile from Warsaw, family poverty, and a perilous youth to reach America, where she teaches in New York. Her dream: a world united by disarmament led by her father.
Fritz Ludwig, wireless operator on the Ottilie, receives Admiral Pachmann incognito in the second cabin. They discuss radio traffic with Poldhu and prep for 11:30 PM signals as night work begins on the voyage.
A fragmented Penguin-like excerpt recounts a journalist’s blurred notes on earning money for articles, with ironic musings on editing, writing, and the publishing game. The piece explores pretending to meet market demands while reflecting on unfulfilled creative wishes.
The article notes rising tensions as Japanese workers in California face strikes and resistance to replacements, while unions consider Japanese membership. It highlights evolving Californian attitudes, cultural exchange after Madame Miura's Los Angeles visit, Red Cross price fears, and Japanese residents reevaluating life in America seeking a balance between de Americanization and homeland ties.
The article traces Wilhelmshaven's birth from marshland into a major Prussian naval base. It notes the 500000 thaler purchase, Hanovers resistance, and 17 years of dredging docks and building streets. The harbor system includes old, new, and torpedo harbors with fortified moles and gates. Before WWI it attracted many visitors for sea bathing.
The arrival of Turkish transports near the front stirs Irish troops as officers note strong, dark haired soldiers with sunburned skin and martial bearing. The new troops from distant lands join the ranks, bringing eager energy and demand for immediate action under orient commanders.
A garbled OCR sample lists many personal names and surnames including Helbig, Arnheim, Klaemann, Lange, Mohr, Hermann, Monk, and others, with partial foreign or ethnic cues and scattered fragments suggesting a roster or staff. No coherent event or context is recoverable from the readable fragments.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes exiles returning to Russia have become extreme leaders who abuse their experiences in the United States. The piece criticizes their rhetoric and claims they misinterpret lessons from America to foment instability.
Fragmentary note reports a Saturday walk in Europe involving a man named Mary F and an event titled aha walk. Details are unclear but the item mentions a planned walk and a European location.
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