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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
7
Truffles are fungi with no roots or stems and vary in color from light brown to black. They grow up to two feet deep and have a watery surface skin. A tale links them to a bon vivant who freed slaves by creating a prep method. France is famed for the finest truffles and dogs are trained to scent them, sometimes taking 18 months to train.
The material alone is valued at 96 million dollars with labor bringing the subtotal to 72 000 600 dollars. Adding 1 million for tools and transport, the pyramid rests on rock 180 feet deep and foundation work would push the total cost to 100 million dollars according to Scientific American.
Advice on maintaining hair health through nightly routines. Sleep with hair uncovered to preserve beauty, braid loosely, avoid starched nightcaps, and brush with soft bristles. Comb from roots downward without parts to prevent breakage. smooth hair with hands.
A cattle station in Queensland reports cats as a standing defense against snakes. Cats patrol yards and buildings, guarding against bites, though some felines die from snake encounters. The article blends anecdote with local color and mentions other news items and ads.
Jean Javal elected deputy of the Yonne department in 1910 bought a house in Bens after the election. A notice claimed he never paid taxes on the property. He checked the list and found the issue. Authorities asked to be inscribed on stamped paper with a 60 centime stamp, and the letter was returned.
Gaylord Yost, a violinist, recalls buying a damaged yet artistically crafted violin from roaming gypsies in Berlin. He traded 120 marks for a repaired instrument after listening to its bow on strings and paid 70 marks, deeming the price cheap and unlikely to sell it.
The piece argues musketry harms aircraft more than lone sharpshooters. It cites Sir Baden-Powell disputing immunity of pilots at altitude and warns future air guns must deliver volleys from battalions and be mounted to fire with accuracy as aircraft traverse.
Tim Sullivan pushes a land tax reform to cut taxes on improved real estate and raise levies on vacant property. He argues idle city land keeps rents high and daylight scarce while city tenements fail to attract modernization. Also notes minor local business visits by W A Siger B T Joslin George Harding and R A Gould.
A garbled paragraph argues that hard facts come from experience for steady investment. It suggests the pudding proof lies in leftovers and notes many married women seek shorter hours and higher alimony. It also claims most men are loafers and that even a married man may follow a simple routine, noting family meals and cooking.
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