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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
4
A collage of clippings notes a foreign musician seeks favor at a village inn, a boast about cement shipments via Panama Canal routes, a wandering traveler’s tale of a stubborn coach and an engineer, and brief items on temperance, dynamite, cancer, gypsy moths, poor relief, tuberculosis, and education reforms. The jumble mashes history, travel, science, and social issues into a single page snapshot.
A nervous dyspeptic editorial writer taunts a black hackman over a colossal sandwich. He predicts the man will die within thirty minutes after the other eats, then arranges a grotesque repeat meal and contemplates a future piece on how chronic dyspepsia should be treated, with a bird gun or chic formed.
A Chicago inventor says inspiration came through prayer and long work. His device adds a measuring scale on both edges of a ribbon tape, woven with slits every quarter yard to keep lengths accurate and prevent damage during winding. A firm will manufacture the tape measuring machines.
A New York critic argues the Montreal ice palace misled foreigners, creating a false image of Canada as snowy and bleak. The piece notes postcards and photos abroad exaggerated the spectacle, hurting immigration and prompting calls to end the ice palace tradition.
An extended description of Toulouse geese fattening for foie gras. It covers goose breeds, census figures, fattening methods using corn feed, occasional additives, butchers’ practices, liver sizes from three to five pounds, and the dish’s prestige in Paris markets.
Rosetta, driven by jealousy, disguises herself to spy on Carlo Reinsdorf in Rome. She confronts Assunta, enraged when she discovers Carlo’s supposed faithlessness, leading to a chaotic scene in the studio with blows and a drawn knife.
The piece describes huge Mexican fortunes led by Benoy Tarrassas and the Corralitos company. It notes Tarrassas owning vast cattle ranges and mineral holdings, with 900,000 cattle and 1,000,000 inhabitants in Chihuahua. It highlights his palatial homes, a $700,000 official residence, and a rival town opera house built at $560,000, reflecting wealth and social contrasts with the region.
A patient fearful of surgery sought relief for indigestion by kneading the stomach, a doctor noting that patients fear doctors and knives. The patient later returned boasting of his stomach kneading, saying he would not allow the doctor to cut.
Chief Justice Puller, visiting a southern gentleman, samples mint julep served by a servant named Joan. Judge Muller arrives as Joan presents a tray, Hig cool jug, mint, and crushed ice. The judge sips carefully, jokes about the drink, and signals another serving.
A garbled excerpt discusses perceived gender differences in reason and judgment. It contrasts men and women views with incomplete phrases about husbands and other women, reflecting conflicted or biased statements in the source.
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