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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
6
A clipped dialogue reveals a weary man seeking relief for a numb foot while a physician questions danger to birthright. A witty back and forth then shifts to a marriage joke about a rich sixty to seventy year old brewer and a daughter’s consent in jest.
Miss Vivian, long on the eligible list, boasts of new affection as she jokes with her father. He replies with mock congratulations and a wish for happiness with the next one.
A West End woman draws her husband’s attention to a baby trying to sleep on the porch across the street. He notes the bare boards lack a rug and aren’t even painted, prompting a sharp reaction in Youngstown Telegram style.
The tale recalls Arthur's birthday gift a large furry monkey. His father confronts a missing eye incident as Arthur defiantly repeats I did not tell an untruth. He finally admits I I pushed the rat.
A Kansas man describes decades of coffee use causing stomach trouble and poor health, then switching to Postum. He notes nerve headaches and low weight, credits Postum with restored strength and happiness, and shares a cousin’s similar improvement. The letter from Postum Co. promotes Postum as a coffee alternative.
Anna Palm, sole heir of the Palm family wiped out by Death farm’s deadly legend, vows to live on the haunted property to solve its mystery as two Ackerman brothers died and the fog with brimstone odor hangs over the fields. The tale ties an old shoemaker’s daughter and a vengeful Indian to the family curse. Nathaniel T. Macginness, 67, graduates with law prize, unsure if he will practice.
Charles Frohman reveals a new chorus girl type ending traditional chorus roles in musical comedies on Broadway. Chorus members protest, calling it a conspiratorial change and threaten public action to resist. Entry of New York and distant talent including Violet Liarty from Helena. Burton from Bradford. Geraldine Taylor. Filet. Burr. Howe. Sewell from various locales.
The body of Wallace Hartley, leader of the Titanics band who played Nearer My God to Thee as the ship sank, was brought to Colne Lancashire. He was buried on a hillside path near Color chapel where he once worshiped, as mourners gathered and policemen stood at attention.
A vast funeral procession winds from the Wallace Hartley monument site with Aldermen, councilors, ambulance crews, police, and workers marching past as choirs and an orchestra perform. The service features hymns including Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light, ending with The Last Post played by boy scouts as the valley echoes the music and the crowd bows in reverence.
Dialogue from Puck shows a character debating delaying a trip due to work. A manager, directors, and business matters factor into the decision. The ticket deadline and a promise to visit later frame the conflict.
A Chicago case from Louis Republic reports a father of ten with eight sons and two girls seeking tax relief. HL Finkelstein complains to the board of review that his family, many in school, deserves reduced taxes as he confronts high costs. The board marks the appeal as no assessment, while noting the father’s significant burden and urging national pride in such households.
London reports on Cambridge University’s forthcoming publication The Epistle to the Hebrews An Experiment in Conservative Revision by Two Clerks. The work follows a memorial to the archbishop of Canterbury urging revised NT text where errors occur. Excavations near St. Pauls reveal ancient wall remains and artifacts.
A garbled report from Morgan May, transmitted to the New York World, discusses high living costs and possible Morgan price shifts. References to J Pierpont Morgan, Duclos, Choate, and painted social figures reflect a dune of elite fears about rising shares and local protest against price hikes.
A New York World dispatch reports a dramatic thunderstorm near Bear where Mrs Polly Harpo Village and her daughter were struck by lightning. Mrs Harpo regained consciousness after treatment and claimed relief from chronic rheumatism following electric current exposure.
Fragmentary notes report Chen Chao chang of Kin Manchuria planning to open a barber shop in the city with gentry support. A separate item mentions Norway pursuing a hydroelectric scheme with a stated capacity far above typical plants and references a brown kitchen disinfectant.
A fragment from Al Priddy in Through the Mill via Youth's Companion recounts a shiftless man who relied on charity and painted landscapes. An aunt hires him for rural wall decorations, but the artist explains cows appear in water because he never learned to paint hoofs.
Mrs J Brooksher describes two years of facial skin trouble that spread to the neck and caused burning itching and unsightly redness. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with cooling drawing out matter and curing the condition after a month of use. Free samples offered via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
A quip about a child learning natural history and distinguishing a wasp from a fly. The joke contrasts a child’s study with adult ideas of luck and debt.
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One says doctors advised an operation but the remedy helped her recover health and energy. Another reports long hemorrhages stopped and overall strength improved after monthly use.
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