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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
5
Detroit Free Press notes the pope secures daily garments priced beyond reach. Woolen surplices, silk skullcaps, velvet slippers, pearl-embellished gloves, and the cappa magna gleam with gold and precious stones.
A short, whimsical exchange where Kenneth asks who God’s father was and who "hitched up the horse for God's mother" prompting a playful reply about God having no father. The vignette captures a childlike take on divine origins with a mother’s gentle clarification.
A new clergyman on his first visitation asks a woman if she takes periodicals. She replies uncertainly and notes her husband subscribes, hoping he signs a pledge. The article mentions England's pauperium ratio: 24.1 per 1000 in January and 22.4 in May.
A long list of housekeeping tips covers cleaning with soap and turpentine, stove fat control, linen and leather care, stain removal for ink, fruit stains, and starching. Advice includes using olive oil on patent leather, lemon and salt for iron stains, ammonia for brown stockings, lavender in sheets, and soda water for clean pots.
The Kansas City Journal notes fashion contrasts with old styles still in use. A gown, coat, and pants endure while new French styles fail to catch on, leaving a look that blends outmoded and current elements.
A colored applicant for mall carrier at the Civil Service Commission balks at the interview. The first question asks the distance to the moon, which he repeats with a regional accent. He declines the job saying he does not want to rob and exits abruptly.
National Lead Company offers a free complete painting guide with color schemes specifications and an adulteration detecting instrument. Send to 1902 Trinity Building New York City for the House owners' Painting Outfit No. 49.
A humorous verse note from The Delineator on life's minor annoyances. It contrasts being a man with the unlucky Pelican whose bill remains unpaid, a witty image of financial frustration.
A Methodist bishop visiting a friend with two daughters goes trout fishing. An old fisherman salutes with "Ketchin' many, pard?" The bishop replies he is a fisher of men, and the fisherman quips you’ve got the right bait, all eight, in playful banter.
Mrs. W. J. Walker of Camden New Jersey reports TJ tried Allen's Foot-Ease and bought more. She says it cured her coins and relieved the hot burning and biting sensation in her feet which was nearly unbearable. Sold by all druggists for 26c.
In New York the Metropolis Museum receives monumental donations from J P Morgan totaling over 1 million dollars. A new wing houses a $10 000 lacquer screen a $25 000 French furnishings set the Hoenschliel collection valued at $1 000 000 and pieces saved from the Paris Tuileries ruins. The gift is described as among the world’s most valuable, with pieces from Biron palace Marly woodwork and splendor from 18th century France. Bank notes claim China began issuing currency in 2097 B C.
In this notice Munyon's offers a free medical examination and diagnosis through mailed questionnaires. Doctors will evaluate cases and state whether cure is possible, with no obligation and no charge for advice. Send to Munyon's at 53d and Jefferson streets in Philadelphia, Pa.
Two socialites spar with biting wit as they tease each other about family, including a mother still alive and aging, in a dialogue loaded with sarcasm. A separate note observes how German manufacturing and finance are embracing foreign city department stores to supply German goods. Germany, Britain and the United States together produce most of the world pig iron.
A Brooklyn public school teacher strict about cleanliness confronts unruly students and their families. The piece details disciplinary tension, student misbehavior, and a comical exchange between teacher and boys as they confront decorum and class rules.
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