Daily Tribune publication notice and service data
The fragment lists circulation office locations in New York Chicago Boston San Francisco and Winnipeg with names Charles W Barton editor and president and details subscription rates and delivery instructions. It notes offices in Caaper Wyoming and Chicago address 1720-32 Steger Bidg and urges readers to report missed deliveries and use special messenger delivery when needed.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Toy Hunting With Pa Tore In Toy Store Fantasy
A chaotic scene in a toy shop shows fathers chasing endless toys while children tire and drift to sleep amid bright aisles. A boy resists bedtime as the father’s toy fixation grows, leading to fatigue, dreams, and a stranger guiding the child home after an exhausting, surreal shopping spree.
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Hoye
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Casper Tribune Plans for West Casper Development
The program proposes immediate authorization and completion of a comprehensive zoning system for Casper, a full municipal and school recreation park system with swimming pools, a Scenic Route boulevard from county commissioners to Garden Creek Falls, better county roads, more highways for Wyoming, improved freight rates for Rocky Mountain shippers, and increased train service to Casper.
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Casper
Garden Creek Falls
Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Nerve in Executing Crime and the Denver Mint Robbery
A discussion notes boldness as a factor in successful crimes citing a Denver mint heist at ten thirty in the forenoon. Bandits killed a guard, seized two hundred thousand dollars, and fled into traffic with a nervy driver. Questioning whether such nerve could aid a good cause.
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Mint
Federal Reserve
James Boys
West
The Book of All Books Inspires Faith in Readers
A writer extols the Bible’s enduring inspiration, noting its varied content from history to poetry and its powerful language. The piece argues the Bible has withstood literary test and spread comfort and hope across ages, urging more readers to engage with it.
Movies in War Help Morale and Prompt Film Use in WWI
The article notes how cinema aided military morale in World War I, detailing evolving exhibition practices from induction camps to embarkation centers and front-line cars. Officers urged ample films, with France using mobile units to reach troops. The American picture machine contributed to the war effort.
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France
American Picture Machine
Judicious Spending in Business and Personal Life
The article urges careful budgeting and prudent use of funds in both business and personal spheres. It argues that many overlook value in proper expenditure, while disciplined saving and thoughtful spending can yield benefits for all involved.
Economic belief on spending and investment
The text argues that avoidance of expenditure harms business growth. It criticizes leaders who shun theory, warning that saving without considering proportional returns wastes opportunities. It posits that investing $1,000 to gain $100 more is sensible, while denying investments is folly.
Future Traveling Speedier and the Rise of Railroads
The article argues railroads underpin national growth from coast to coast by enabling trade and reducing travel time. It notes travel once took weeks, modern speed makes cross-state journeys feasible in days, and business and pleasure rely on faster transport. It predicts air travel will replace trains for long distances in the future.
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Florida
California
Co-Operative Marketing Shows Strong Farm Growth
The outstanding development of American agriculture is co operative marketing with rapid growth in the last twenty five years and especially the past three. California leads fruit growers while the upper Mississippi valley and the west and middle west quicken expansion. Co operative marketing applies solid business practices to farm marketing, aiming to raise farmer income and reduce radical rural sentiment.
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United States
California
South
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Mississippi Valley
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Middle West
France reports record wine harvest and stock totals
The registeed harvest for France reaches 68,000,000 hectoliters the largest since 1875 with France plus Algiers and Tunis raising the total to 76,000,000 hectoliters. Stocks on hand are estimated near zero to reveal a festive season with abundant wine in Paris vineyards and cellars.
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Algiers
Tunis
Paris
Sahara
SERS on Motor Vehicles Draw Wild Numerical Claim
A fragmented OCR fragment argues SERS operate motor vehicles nationwide for joy riding, claiming four and two tenths machines per mile of road and questioning how they finance fuel and maintenance. The text is incomplete and garbled, offering no clear event or identifiable entities.
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SERS
United States
In the Little Room Where I Used to Sleep
A nostalgic verse recalls a childhood bedroom with a white bed, faded quilt, and maples outside. The speaker imagines a fairy queen and golden hours, longing for a return to the room where they used to sleep, framed by memories from sixty years ago.
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Mother
Alaskan Winters Endure Cleveland Like Climate Pace
A Juneau family, formerly from Cleveland, describes Alaskan winters as milder than their Ohio memories. They have eight years in Alaska with five winters there and three back home, noting the thermometer has never dropped to zero during their winter months. They laugh at the notion of enduring the cold.
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Juneau
Alaska
Cleveland
Alaska Climate Myths and Regional Variations
The letter deflates climate myths about Alaska noting southern Alaska shares Oregon Washington conditions due to the Japanese current. It cites mild winters and pleasant summers from Ketchikan to Cape Spencer and Puget Sound, with rare subzero readings in recent decades. It contrasts interior Alaska’s winters to Minnesota and summers to Maine or Oregon, debunking exaggerations.
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Dangerous Ductless Glands in a Kansas Court Ruling
A federal Kansas court awarded damages to a railroad injury claimant, noting the dangers of ductless glands carried by people. The collision damaged the plaintiff’s pituitary function, causing weight gain from 160 to 375 pounds. The jury valued the claim at 1000 dollars, despite an initial demand of 50000. The New York Sun reports on the case and its odd social commentary.
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Kansas
New York Sun
Nifty Victim’s Damaged Locality Feeds His Blind Fear
A damaged OCR item mentions a victim and locality issues affecting a blind person. The fragment hints at harm or neglect and a troubling local situation. No clear names or dates survive the legible text.
Winter Woods Through Winter Branches by Mary Winton Leich
A reflective poem praising stark winter scenes and the serene beauty of bare trees. The speaker cherishes a single enduring leaf and a lone winter violet as richer than summer abundance, invoking memory and calm as the season’s true treasure.
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Camnes
Mary Winton Leich
Fairy Story Of A Woman With Two Guitars
A whimsical tale set at Christmas features a young woman who owns two guitars both courting her. She chooses one, leaving the other to her fate as the story unfolds with playful fantasy elements and a simple moral.
Fragmentary passage on sleepless night and Christmas hardship
A fragment describes a sleepless household scene with voices and movement in a house. The narrator mentions Christmas approaching and the difficulty of the first few holidays, noting the emotional weight on a parent or caregiver during hard times.
Restaurant Idyll and a Dreaming Lament
Edgar Daniel Kramer writes of unrequited longing for a distant love interest described with mythic praise. The speaker compares the beloved to Diana Venus Juno and Pankere while debating whether to order food, conveying yearning and social detachment in a brief lyrical mood.
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