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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
9
The Daily Tribune advertises subscription options and delivery notices in Casper Natrona County Wyoming. Readers are urged to report missed deliveries and contact the Tribune office for replacement service. The paper states AP rights and circulation details and notes carrier delivery expectations.
A historic surge in church withdrawals in Germany during 1908-14 and again 1919-14 as socialist and anti church forces gain ground. Observers note about half a million have left Protestant and Catholic ranks amid campaigns, with some returns and mixed outcomes in regions like Leipzig and Berlin. Howard B. Gold.
The Casper Tribune outlines Program A proposing a complete scientific zoning system for Casper, a municipal and school recreation park system with pools, a Scenic Route to Garden Creek Falls, better Natrona County roads, higher Wyoming highways, fairer Rocky Mountain freight rates, and more frequent Casper train services.
The piece laments modern pace and jazz culture, urging a return to simple family evenings. It describes cozy fall scenes with fire, apples, doughnuts, and shared reading, lessons, and community activities like the mite society and Ladies Rowing Circle, highlighting traditional home life and church ties.
The article recalls a revived memory of disciplined home life in traditional American households. It praises strict parental guidance, Sabbath schooling, and obedience, credits the woodshed and holdback strap as essential corrective tools, and argues they fostered respectful citizens and national strength.
A 1920s commemorative tribute extols Samuel Adams as a tireless statesman and revolutionary leader. It praises his courage, leadership of the Continental Congress and role beside Washington, urging modern politicians to emulate his conscience driven politics.
The piece analyzes Gifford Pinchot’s stance on liquor control, promising to drive out saloons and curb bootleggers if elected governor. It satirizes how the dry platform might affect political support and hints at broader European and global tensions, including League of Nations questions and wartime energy fears.
The piece recalls old style pants with bell bottoms and many buttons, then contrasts them with razeed trousers worn by boys. It laments modern toreador and spring-bottom fashions, urges simple plain trainers, and reflects on social excess and wartime strain.
A quotation reflecting sturdy values of contract fidelity and religious faith. The author Arthur G. Staples calls for a return to old fashioned reverence for truth and the faith of our fathers, contrasted with fashionable excess.
Twenty million bags a year mark Hills Bros production. The division emphasizes blending to create uniform flavor and quality. Coffee shortages aside, the blender combines many lots to craft a single superior blend praised for its refined taste.
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