The House Fly and Its Dangers to Health
A historical note explains the house fly as a disease carrier, naming typhoid fever diphtheria tubercular germs and other illnesses. It covers fly life cycles breeding in manure, transmission via food and contact, and measures like drainage, sanitation, screening, and kitchen discipline to reduce infestations and protect public health.
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C. W. Allen
United States Public Health and Hospital
Musen Domestica
Flex
United States
Mathad
Best Way to Rid a House of Flies
The London Lancet cites a weak formaldehyde solution for killing flies and notes pyrethrum powder as another option. It argues flies spread typhoid, urges campaigns educating households, eliminating breeding sites, and using wire screen traps outside homes to prevent indoor infestation.
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The
London Lancet
Meager Menu and Question on Northern Sanatorium Treatment
Reconstruction of a fragment shows Jones asking about care at a northern sanatorium. Smith responds negatively, noting two weeks of bacillus soup and vermifuge therapy with no benefit. The item reflects sparse dialogue and unclear context from the damaged source.
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Jones
Santerium
Smith
Brother Takes The Cheese At Donation Party
Life quotes reveal a humorous exchange about the source of cheese at a donation party. A woman questions the narrator about furnishing the food, and he deflects saying his brother was the one who took the cheese.
Tenuty Advantage Question Outsmarts Cautious Attitude
A fragmented line ponders advantage over ability. It questions how even the most cautious will accept face value, hinting at judgment and perception in evaluating skill and truth.
Thoughtful exchange ends with quiet farewell
In a fragmented dialogue, H R THOUGHT comments on a character's phrasing, noting a misstep as the speaker contemplates leaving without a proper good night. The scene hints at tension and unfinished business between the pair.
Mothers Day Proclamation Issued In Wyoming 1914
Governor Joseph M Carey designates May 10 1914 Mothers Day urging observance in homes churches and Sunday schools. Proclamation notes the mother’s love endures through all trials and invites letters gifts and acts of respect for mothers. Two Italian miners Denis Murdoch and Tony Aspell seek new trials after murder conviction in Cambria and may soon be freed.
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Wonmen
Cheyenne
Swoday
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carayan
Prochaine Inn Ara
Hwa
Bis
Joseph M. Carey
Dencengion Murdick
Tony Aspe i
State Supreme Court
John J. Frawley Ah Weaton
Crits
Partalee
Murdica
Aspell
Cambria
Baer
Dourine Purge Affects Campbell County Ranch Herd
Government and state veterinarians in Alleftte coordinate response to dourine outbreak in Campbell county. Three hundred mares and fillies rounded at Gupton ranch in a single day for testing. seven infected among H. J. Chassell’s stock led to humane euthanization including a fine stallion.
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Ailette
Campbell County
Alleftte
Gupton Ranch
H. J. Chassell
Unusual Well At Casper Lander The Iudson O18 Company
An unusual report from Casper indicates the Hudson O18 Company well No 4 showed unexpected promise as a potential good producer. Work has been started on a second well by contractor Heslip three blocks away.
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Casper, Lander
Iudson O18
Heslip
Break In Coupling Causes Mine Tragedy in Wyoming
Two men are dead and a third is dying after a coupling breaks in No 2 mine of the Union Pacific Coal Company near Meeteetse Park County. Seven are seriously injured and about twenty lightly hurt as emergency crews rush to the scene. The Park County commissioners announce a $2,000 road tractor purchase as the first step in a new goods roads program.
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Cumberland
Wyo
Union Pacific Coat Company
Park County
Meeteetse
Snively
Perlott
Herring
Pontmailier
Hanna
Jaynoxeonan
Theilla
Laramie
Benedlelal
Qhevenne
Moorcroft
Burlington
Ble Horn Cahon
Cody
Dedrge W. Perkin
Ander
Worlard
Chugwater
Ithe University
Temmins
John Z. Statfen
Doupslis
Aslotr
Odd Pellows’ Lodge
Fremont County
Carnegie Corporation
Aibrary
Cony
Platte County
Rawlina to Begin Free Delivery by Postal Service
Relis will receive free delivery starting January 1st with two carriers, following authorization from the assistant postmaster general. This marks a new service expansion for Rawlina officials and residents awaiting improved mail access.
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Rawlina
Head blown off death near Camper camp
Michael Burke found the body of B I Haynes with the top of his head blown off. A short gun lay near the remains in Burke's wagon at his camp about twenty ten miles west of Camper. Coroner Sonhay investigated on July 3 and the body was brought to town. The jury verdict held death caused by accident.
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Vaughan
Veeder, Reed
Sternberg
Shakespeare
Vaurhan
United States Army
Oysper
Michael Burke
B. I. Haynes
Burke
Camper
Sonhay
Wyoming News Statewide Flurry of Local Incidents
Wyoming dispatches report varied events across towns: a murder in Cody. a death near Laramie. ground breaking for civic projects in Cheyenne. plans for public celebrations and Arbor Day closures. school and library developments. forest fire cooperation. and an upcoming county convention. The bulletin notes population actions, infrastructure updates, and weather records amid a broad state agenda.
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Liepy Riel
AK Inlarg
Wapal
Theaeara
H@R
Bovernor Carey
Moner
Gaye
Dourine
Campbell
Wyoming News
Wagtern
Wolon News Service
Ratma Kok
Jung
nHorn
Kenunerera
Lown
Hubert Earl Crowley
Agou
Lander
United States District Court
Postoffice Department
Forest Service
Laramle ‘County
Suday School Association
Cheyenn
Democratic County Committee
Qillette
Roy Montgomery
Lora H. Reed
Courts Treachhar
Conversa County
Te Postal Telegraph Company
Cheyanne
East Lake City
Weather Bureau
Tamdeyorht
Taraynie
Hahn's Pork & Pacitic
Tarai Wih
Lwo
Tammure
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