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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
7
Webster Ballinger attorney at law in land mining and irrigation law offers practice before all departments bureaus commissions and courts of the United States government. references by permission House F W Mandel M C from Wyoming. Address room 68 1418 G Street Washington DC.
A bungalow described this summer offered truly fresh eggs from local farmers. A city guest initially found the new eggs tasteless compared with stored ones, but he eventually grew to love the delicately flavored, freshly laid eggs after trying them.
Mayor Lew Shank acted as auctioneer for a Woman Franchise league sale in Terre Haute. Items were sold sight unseen with comic and risqué banter, including hose described as above the ankles by the mayor, and a box of fancy suspenders. Also notes on fabric and profragments about suffrage. Resin use in wine is discussed with ancient Greek practice and risks.
The tide shifts as thousands of young British women leave workshops to seek domestic service in Canada Australia and New Zealand with the United States attracting few. A Melbourne journal notes a newcomer praised for delicate table décor while admitting she once made coffin linings in London showing the era's skilled but varied work backgrounds.
Carlyle is questioned by a rough man near Marble Arch about the franchise. The stranger addresses him in a Broad Annandale accent, calling him the Sage o Chelsea and provoking a sharp exchange noted by the Westminster Gazette.
In a domestic squabble over a living room chair and a daughter Grace hosting a caller, Githers jealously protests interruptions while his wife arranges seating and plans to read to everyone. The scene features his son Bob and Grace, with humorous tensions about teenage social life. Grace’s brother teases and a phone ring shifts attention to Tom who is ill.
George Meisenbach, credited with inventing a half tone process that transfers photographs to printing blocks, died a few days ago in Germany at age 71. The breakthrough over 30 years reshaped engraving and publishing workflows.
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