Glenrock considers forty thousand dollar power offer
Wyoming state news reports Glenrock council weighing a 40000 dollar cash bid from Mountain States Power Company for its municipal light and distribution system. The item sits among other regional notes including a Casper city manager plan petition drive and local weather influenced projects.
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Casper
Carl Cox
Trance
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Barrick Sullivan
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Diplomacy Not Small Girl's Strong Point
An autumn afternoon scene at an east side drug store features two women and a child as they discuss the social fate of a minister. Mrs Smith asks if a minister could marry her while the child weighs in that ministers should pick pretty wives.
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East Side
Mr. Blank
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
California Fig Syrup Promoted for Children’s Digestion
A vintage advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a safe vegetable laxative for children. It claims it smooths sour stomachs, aids digestion, and restores regular bowel function. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. May Snavely of Montrose, California, praising its effects on her children.
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California
May Snavely
Montrose
Idna
Vain Efforts and Munich Reference At Washington Dinner
Senator King of Utah at a Washington dinner condemns evasive defenses by unnamed men. He likens their actions to a Munich butcher, noting an American question about horse meat and his reply that there is no meat in them, underscoring skepticism and satire amid political spin.
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King
Utah
Washington
Munich
Boys try to shape a kitten into a cat says Bobby
A mother intervenes when Bobby and Billy pull a kitten by the front and back paws. They explain they were trying to make a cat out of it, revealing a playful but misguided lesson.
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Bobby
Billy
Dark Ages period debated by historians
Historians differ on the Dark Ages span with Halim arguing it begins in the sixth century and ends in the fifteenth, while others place the era in the early middle ages over roughly seven centuries. The debate centers on dating and the scope of the period.
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Halim
Saw the Light Early Christianity Reaches Abyssinia
The Fourth century saw Christian ideas reach Abyssinia as Rome’s faith moved eastward. A proverb notes that what nourishes one may ruin another, illustrating divergent outcomes of religious adoption.
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Abyssinia
No Mental Handicap in Defective Speech
Dr Elizabeth D McDowell of Columbia reports tests on 7188 school children showing stutterers have equal or higher intelligence and vocabulary than nonstutterers. Stuttering pupils also show comparable or superior physical fitness and can speak many words in a three minute period, contradicting stigma of mental deficiency.
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Elizabeth D. McDowell
Columbia
AliDowell
Burros Out of Business in the Southwest
Historic burros once served as burden bearers across the West but are now discarded as autos take over. They roam small bands at night in towns like Santa Fe New Mexico, disturbing residents and harming crops while owners abandon them. A Santa Fe effort briefly employed a man to herd wandering burros.
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Smler
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Periscopes Replaces Sights On British Trains In Tunnels
Trainmen on Southern Electric lines in England will use periscopes to view the track ahead and behind. Previously workers relied on projections from the car slide, but with larger cars this was dangerous in tunnels, so periscopes replace the sights.
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England
Burlesque Proposal Sparks Theatrical Talk In Theater Scene
The dialogue hints at a theatrical and burlesque tone with characters named Ethel and Mabel discussing a proposal as theatrically presented. The exchange suggests a playful dynamic and a stagey mood in a theatrical setting.
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Mabel
Small Loss She Am I the First Girl You Kissed
A witty exchange about first kisses surfaces in a humor vignette. Two speakers discuss past affections with light, teasing banter. The brief scene hints at social expectations and youthful romance.
A Woman Must Be Dressed Right to Please Others
A brief reflection on happiness tied to appearances, arguing that others want visible cheer from a woman who is properly dressed rather than signaling her faults. The tone implies social expectations about propriety and public display of joy.
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