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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
4
Spaulding Drug Co announces a new line featuring baseball goods patent medicines and other drug line merchandise as part of its retail offerings. The move expands inventory to include sporting equipment and health products for local patrons.
Watchmaker Harry Wise offers watch cleaning and repairs. Frank Crutchlow leaves for Thermopolis tomorrow. J. B. Whaley Our Grocer advertises Hood River strawberries thrice weekly. Local visitors include J. H. McGee and daughter Genevia of Burlington. Reports say Greybull River runs very low affecting irrigation. Many community notices about church dedication, mail contractors, shopping and health travel surround Basin in this periodical snippet.
The Basin Literary Club held its usual Monday session at a Carnegie library with several new membership applications received. O. T. Gebhart chaired as president for the evening while Rev. Shepherd served as critic. The club’s popularity grows and the waiting list remains full for action.
J H Neville, a Republican wheelhorse, arrived in Basin after a month in Utah visiting old friends. Boles Hart protin rode in from Billings with a new large automobile, one of the state’s most powerful and expensive machines, joined by Arthur Simpson whom Hart met in Billings. Simpson praised Hart’s driving as a beginner.
A probing social remark contrasts a woman’s ability to manage attire with partnership duties. It warns that neglect of clothes signals broader neglect in marriage, suggesting a partner who can provide and oversee household needs to avoid wastage.
Dr. Ponza, director of the lunatic asylum at Alessandria, Italy, reports curing many patients by confining them in rooms of uniform color. Melancholia sufferers become cheerful in a red room, while blue light or blue gauze exposure appears to hinder or kill certain insects like flies.
Margie asks how to tell apart the letters d and b in a first reader. Effie answers with a mnemonic that the d has its tummy on its back. The brief exchange appears in Tit-Bits humor.
A kindly old man asks a commuter about his pursuit aboard the train. The commuter replies his is the six o clock departure while Lin plans the seven forty or eighty ride home.
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