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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
14
The piece defends the meat packing industry amid criticism following Garfield’s Commerce and Labor Department inquiry. It argues packers bolster farm prices, expand global markets, and transform waste into valuable byproducts, while noting no concrete illegal charges were proven.
An old advertisement extols Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry claiming it reduces ironing effort and saves time and money. It touts each 16 ounce package as chemical free and clearly labeled to deter buyers from inferior brands.
A fragmentary text discusses bishops of Chichester and Mashon, a reference to Rhodesia, and a tale of reading the Thirty nine Articles. It mentions justification by faith and a motion of retreat by the Hon.Eng. The language is garbled but centers on church figures and doctrinal passages.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a ship carver's career, starting poor and rising with demand as boatbuilding and trade prospered, noting early long hours and wages from four to seven dollars daily amid shifting fortunes.
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt extols living joys and spiritual uplift. Poetic reflections celebrate light surrounding a person, distant praise, and the soul singing Hallelujah in a hopeful, uplifting tone.
Alfred Gatbert told a Royal Academy audience that the good artist never was a bad man and the bad man never was a good artist as reported in the London Pall Mall Gazette. The piece also questions Joan Gonvennto Celltal’s athletic ability.
In a nineteenth century note, impoverished Russian peasants reportedly offered Dr EB J Dillon a fossilized phonetic piece. The claim suggests extreme poverty limited sustenance for even roach and beetle populations on their lands.
A Brooklyn man explains long suffering from heart palpitations linked to decades of coffee use. He switched to Postum Food Coffee after a persuasive claim and learned proper boiling. since then, he reports improved health, no palpitations after breakfast, and continued use of Postum as a preferred hot beverage.
A detailed ground floor and loft barn layout including A-Force stable, B-Cow stable, C Feed room, Manger, F Feed alley, G Gutters, H Hog pen, K-Manure yard, T-Hog troughs, and beam supports. Sketch shows 22x88 ft barn with center bent and hay loft accessed by a driveway, with feed passage and underpass for feeding horses and cows. Also includes a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Mrs Willudsen of Manning.
A reader describes a cellar 23 by 33 feet with stone walls and brick floor that floods to eight feet six inches during wet times. A drainage problem and seepage are addressed by building a six inch thick concrete wall inside against the stone wall, cement plaster, and a two inch concrete floor atop the brick. Proposals include an outside concrete clatern and closing interior drains to reduce pumping to once or twice yearly.
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