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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
8
Local listings and notes show Wise Prescription Drugs, Shoshone Creamery, and OK barber shop offerings. Residents including M Porter Otto Ed Duniway and others visit Basin. real estate ads offer lots, 60x140 at $150. millinery and clothing sales at Drumm and Barbara Drumm. Community updates cover visits, court, and county matters with multiple named locals and firms.
Dr BE W Croft attended the county Republican convention in Basin last Tuesday as a delegate. Roe Avent from his ranch near Burlington joined the board of commissioners for city lots deals. Numerous locals and visitors from Worland Sheridan Frannie and other towns stopped through Basin, with many plans for real estate sales, oil interests, baths at Thermopolis, and new settlers arriving, including A D Pratt and N A Paddock officials.
After eating onions hold a swallow of hot coffee in the mouth for a minute or two to prevent lingering breath odor or aftertaste. The tip suggests coffee neutralizes onion smell for readers concerned about odor.
A compact aphorism on resilience citing Hugo that adversity is easier to resist than prosperity. It contrasts poverty with riches, warning that those struck by fortune may falter while the steadfast endure. The piece notes a chasm in poverty and a peril in riches.
A philosopher notes that greatness and efficiency define merit, while the ordinary man counters that true success comes from pursuing goals rather than watching others claim what one seeks. The exchange highlights contrasting views on ambition and achievement.
A Theodore Roosevelt quotation on personal responsibility and resilience notes that every man stumbles and needs help, but lasting aid comes only when the individual helps himself.
A short, reflective remark from a student after a busy day at school. He asks his mother why girls do not need boys while they are young and suggests girls will grow up and change how they view men.
The tale recounts Charles Lamb at a crowded dinner where his white cravat led guests to mistake him for a clergyman and call on him to say grace. He looked along the length of the table and the scene unfolds with humor and social confusion.
Instructions describe mixing four ounces clear gum arabic with six ounces distilled water. Add six ounces white cane sugar and three ounces white starch, dissolve, then heat in a jar over boiling water until clear. When cooling, add a few drops of cloves essential oil. Seal tightly for storage.
A prudent plea cites St. John Chrysostom urging focus on heavenly things to escape snares and evils. It compares humans to birds in flight, warning that lingering in higher, righteous goals keeps one from being captured by earthly traps.
The audience applauded a play with a happy ending after a tomato hit the villain in the gallery. No injuries were reported as the incident drew cheers from spectators.
A parent finds it hard to threaten his son with punishment without seeming to boast about his own strength, illustrating the tension between discipline and appearing boastful.
The Providence Journal notes that more than half the world’s males are in the United States and suggests that frequent dealings with them may explain high levels of everyday exasperation.
Bargain seekers urged to visit Mrs Patton's store for hat selections offered at low prices. Local shoppers note value and style in a concise retail notice highlighting available headwear.
A man gains a reformer reputation by convincing others that certain sinners have little hope, highlighting how perception shapes moral influence and outcomes.
The remark notes that persuading a man of your argument's correctness is futile if he lacks the authority or position to yield or determine the right of way. It emphasizes practical power over mere claim.
Observers note Feenix shows light agile dancing talent while mentioning his residence on a street popular for automobiles and motorcycles. Balti are American in tone and context, highlighting cultural setting and mobility themes.
A short aphorism attributed to William Penn urges valuing virtue over neglecting one’s resources. It emphasizes action to use one’s gifts, warning that hoarded good deeds profit nothing if not applied.
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Col A S Mercer sailed last Saturday to Thermopolis for a few days then to Casper where he has been elected as a delegate to the Democratic state convention. Mercer is a longtime Democratic stalwart and active in party councils.
Mr and Mrs J D Main who have lived in Basin for over a year left last Saturday for Neligh Nebraska where they will reside in the future Mr Main has led the butter making department for most of the dairy at Basin and will take the position in his new home
A talking piece extols a laughter measuring device for films to quantify audience mirth and curb exaggerated reports. It opinions that such a machine could reveal humor more than applause while noting its limits for politicians and public promises.
Pat will receive a fine haircut at the Central barber shop. The event highlights a routine grooming session at a downtown barber. Central barber shop serves local residents with standard trimming and styling services.
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