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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary notes mix early 20th century ad blurbs and odd phrases. It mentions a com muter’s explanation, a man in the iron mask, and light юмor about wealth and weather, with assorted product and postcard mentions.
A jumbled OCR snippet mentions Allen, Dew, La Hoy, and Willie with stray lines about Sunday School and a joke about a wasp. The readable parts are disjoint, offering no clear event, date, or cohesive report to summarize beyond miscellaneous names and phrases.
A comic exchange unfolds as a patron owes $110 for car repairs. He plans to pay by check but reveals he left money in a drug store. The garage man jokes that the bill drops to a dollar and a quarter because the patron is a druggist, urging solidarity.
A philosophical reflection on eye contact and judgment. It warns that a man who avoids clear eye contact may harbor evil potential, with luminous eyes betraying truth and veiled eyes hiding deceit. The piece argues readers assess character by eye expression to discern frankness, deceit, energy, and indifference.
An heiress Clarissa Coyne recalls Harvey Hardupp rescuing her from a sinking boat on the river. The struggle left her with two black eyes after he attacked to save her, and she vows to part ways the following day.
A Missouri woman credits Grape Nuts with healing stomach troubles. She describes heartburn, gas, weight loss, and weakness until starting Grape Nuts, which she says eased digestion, restored weight from 86 to 106 pounds, and enabled housework. The ad cites Postum Co. and The Road to Wellville booklet.
Lester traces Marcia Lawrence's disappearance to an arranged risk through Elizabeth. He confronts Kingdon women and learns the maid may know where Lawrence went while suspecting a deeper inside plot. Curtiss presses for truth as the case unfolds.
John Bigelow described persuading Samuel J. Tilden to keep a library clause in his will despite doubts. He noted 90 percent of Boston Public Library books were fiction and argued literary taste develops from varied reading, with the clause remaining. Bigelow was Tilden’s trustee and literary executor.
A San Francisco Chronicle vignette shows a young couple and a boy waiting by a plate glass window at Twenty second and Guerrero as a car nears. The young man smiles noting romance still flickers, while a hint of tension about a possible father looms. A liver cup invention is mentioned for clean dining.
The World wrestling championship clash between Frank Gotch and George Hackenschmidt draws heavy interest as Hackenschmidt trains in Chicago and Gotch camps in Humboldt Iowa. Burns, Cutler, and Americus assemble a training network to sharpen the eventual title bout. The match, set for Labor Day at Comissy’s park, is billed as the century’s greatest mat duel with international stakes.
Labor Day meet fan debate shifts to betting. John Torrio and Booth Ride back a $600 wager on Gotch with a syndicate behind, signaling no clear favorite between Gotch and Hackenschmidt as money weighs in the match.
Myrtle recalls Miss Chile paying a compliment last night though not fully. she notes it was as near as expected, saying you were charming but more was not said.
Portland cement does not originate in Portland Maine or Portland Oregon. It got its name from the Isle of Portland in England. Universal Portland Cement is made from blast furnace slag and limestone and is sold nationwide by dealers with the blue trade mark.
A. C. Brandon of Greenville, Ohio, recounts a long battle with eczema on his face while in school. After failing with physicians, he used Cuticura Rezolvent, Ointment, and Soap and improved quickly, remaining well for over twenty years. He recommends Cuticura remedies and notes free samples by mail.
On a hot Portland morning Bishop Spalding urged congregants not to abandon faith during vacations and to leave their collections behind. A separate reflection notes that a man’s affection may grow when he perceives less interest from a girl.
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