23 Sep 1911
Page 6
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1911
Page
6
A sly exchange reveals domestic friction as a wife questions her maid’s service skills while a guest notes familiarity with the maid’s former employer. The dialogue hints at class and trust themes in a quiet household scene.
A 1760 patent in Massachusetts granted Benjamin Crabb exclusive rights to make sperm candles for 14 years. Soon a Providence factory started and by the decade’s end eight New England factories and one in Philadelphia existed. Output lowered prices from five shillings per pound as the value of money shifted.
A short excerpt quotes an Exchange meditation on inner torment and self creation. It states each man makes his heaven and hell by choice, knowing his right and wrong, strength and weakness, while warning against taking liberties with oneself.
Distemper in horses dogs and other animals is treated with a cure sold at two bottle prices of one dollar. Remedies advertised by local merchants in Goshen Indiana promise relief and prevention, urging careful administration to prevent spread of the disease among livestock and pets.
A fragmented dialogue recalls shared meals and a flat home after marriage. One speaker wonders about serving toast with every alice and the other explains it became a habit from living in a flat before remarrying.
An ad touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a regulation and energizer for the stomach liver and bowels. The copy claims tiny simonet granules Kasay to take on candy and suggests a missed chance to give pleasure.
The Gros Ventres chief Poor Wolf records his life from birth on Knife River through battles with Sioux and Blackfeet to his conversion to Christianity. He details eagle hunts, tattooing, bear visions, fasting, and a generous, long life, ending with acceptance of a new faith and removal of conjuring objects.
In Wide World Magazine a winter hare drive on frozen snow unfolds as riders pursue a flock of about 60 birds across brush and open ground. Whips crack and cries rise while sticks and knives finish the quarry, ending after about half an hour with the last bird down.
A Hartland hunter mistook a horse for a moose after tying the animal to a wood road and entering the woods. He shot the horse, then faced a painful walk home, realizing the error and the loss.
A critic recalls a chaotic incident describing a wrecking crew as the worst smash up he ever saw, with only twenty minutes to erase evidence. He notes the crew were souvenir hunters, collecting keepsakes from the scene.
A woman storms a drug store near a branch post office on Massachusetts Avenue demanding two two-cent stamps. Bassett sells two-cent stamps at a nickel slot machine. She pays ten cents, leaves six cents, and exits without returning.
Practical guide outlines five rules for floral design. Use abundant foliage and tight assembly, choose artistic glasses, limit decorations to two or three flower varieties, aim for bold or soft color harmony, and ensure the flowers shine over the container. Glassware tones should match the arrangement. A stray health note appears mid text unrelated to floristry.
An informal theater remark contrasts Enlightenment as a burlesque with Miss Cayenne replying that costuming defines it. A mention of Dr. Win T Marra and a practical study on piles appears in trade notes. Ransom Son Co is listed with Hulfulo N as a source.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis conducts an investigation on tuberculosis impact in church communities for Tuberculosis Day on April 30. Ministers will receive statistics on church member deaths and educational material, with millions of pamphlets issued by the national office and 450 allied associations.
Richard Croker voiced distrust of airplanes during a New York dinner saying there is nothing underneath them and a small fault could cause a fall. He recalled a Londoner’s reply that his son, who bought a flying machine, now uses crutches.
The piece notes that some men avoid real setbacks and rough weather, living smooth lives with no experience of the struggle that defines true success. It emphasizes how facing adversity shapes character and drives achievement.
A farmer explains to a neighbor that paying off his mortgage leaves him with idle cash as others do the same, reducing demand for loans and investment. The exchange highlights a local finance frustration where cleared debts surge surplus funds nobody will borrow.
A brief dialogue contrasts vanity and perception as a judge notes that compliments reveal what the speaker believes about another's belief rather than self conviction. The exchange questions social attitudes toward beauty and value.
In a witty exchange, Nephew asks about the opera while Uncle Josh complains that women in the boxes should raise money to buy clothes with their diamonds, a colorful jab reflecting social attitudes.
The text shows a dialogue about Stockbug being on the street and what he is speculating about. It notes current speculation centers on how much longer he will remain on the street.
A light exchange between Sandy and Jock ends with a plan for a round of golf the next morning while Sandy jokes about marrying. An unrelated dental ad promotes Pettit's Eye Salve, 25 cents, from Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo, NY.
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