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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
2
Old Mammy Collier recalls raising eight children with peace as the goal. She notes that money and bonus temptations caused quarrels, but insists she never excuses misbehavior. She teaches her daughters to live peacefully as their husbands do, using firm discipline to keep harmony.
Mrs. KR Crouse of Manchester Iowa reports two years of back weakness and rheumatic pains. She says Dean's Kidney Pills eased the kidney symptoms and backache, restoring normal kidney action. Down's Kidney Pills are recommended and sold by all dealers.
A fragment recalls a musician in a troubled mood with remarks about marriage and love. A friend questions whether the wife married him out of affection or to stop his cornet playing, hinting at tensions around his music career.
A dress design for a twelve year old features embroidered net over a cerized lawn base. The skirt has two lace edged ruffles, the blouse shows a plaited shoulder collar with lace, valen ciennes insertion yoke, satin ribbon girdle, and blue velvet model with soutache embroidery accents on collar cuffs girdle and skirt border.
A smart tight fitting princess dress in terra cotta face cloth with a chiffon yoke and braiding details. The sleeves use chiffon puff material with balloon edging and large fancy buttons. Hip trimming creates panel effects with side inserts. Materials listed include seven yards of 48 inch fabric and various trims and buttons.
Instructions for making black satin collar cuffs and pocket lapaela for a washed linen salt garment. Outline includes shaping embroidery or sow tache braiding, stiffening with canvas, taffeta lining, three rows of machine stitching, and removable edges with loops and tiny buttons for laundering.
A woman turns to faith and home treatment for neuralgic pain in feet and legs. She reports rapid relief after soaking her feet in very hot salt water for five to six minutes, then applying a cold spray and brisk towel rub until the feet glow.
A brief, unclear instruction describes heating water without boiling, adding two tablespoons of lye, and skimming a foam, then adding soap to wash. claims the mixture is harmless and a saver for poap.
Fashion notes describe spring outfits in black and white stripes, checks, and tweeds. English influences favor nautical plaids and rough textures, with nylon-ready homespun fabrics in sixteen shades for outdoor activities. A woman's character, the text implies, may show in fabric texture and tailoring.
The description promotes a bedspread with large pink cabbage rose embroidery on white linen. It suggests stamping a single large rose using Mercerized twisted embroidery cotton, with bold skeleton stitches for large petals and two cotton shades for stems, to create a striking pink design on curtains and cushions.
A period piece advises a redhaired girl to use a pinch of salts of tartar in shampoo to add a warm luster without bleaching. It claims no hair damage if kept to a pinch, with care about moisture as the compound is moisture sensitive.
A breakfast jacket is described as made from Japan ese silk cut hip length with a polo at the front and straight across at the back. Loose pointed sleeves are bound with ribbons and a simple neck binding used. Morning jackets are simple and usually constructed of Ane allks.
Abel Stringham recalls a trolley car accident as a dramatic moment in a conversation with Ike, noting that Shakespeare could not have written such a scene. The exchange suggests the incident inspired the imagined third act in a play.
An aged newspaper notice promotes a home remedy claiming to cure rheumatism using syrup of sarsaparilla, Toris compound, whiskey, and the two ingredients mixed in a bottle. It urges readers to obtain ingredients from druggists or wholesale houses and says effects appear within one day.
Consul General George Horton reports from Athens on Greece’s efforts to curb malaria and tuberculosis. Malaria deaths average 2,000 annually, rising above 1,000 in wet epidemic years. tuberculosis advances prompt a forthcoming Athens congress inviting physicians and Greece’s mayors. Bulgaria eyes monasteries for sanatoria. King Ferdinandwi contributes 100,000 ranes for a national sanatorium.
Fragmented ad style text warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure Moody claims. It mentions internal use and testimonials, cites F J Cheroy and J Cheney Co, and references Murine Eye Remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and various elixirs with dubious health claims.
An editorial argues that radical railroad regulation已 threatens 1910 growth as railroads cut purchases and delay new projects. It warns of higher costs, uncertain legislation, and reduced investment, urging decisive government action to restore confidence and rail profitability for workers and manufacturers.
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