Church Rejoices As Mortgage Burns At Wyoming Parish
The Central Church Advocate notes the 21 year arc of the Casper Methodist society. A mortgage burning on February 4 cleared church liabilities, with renovations and a $3000 extension fund paid, plus substantial improvements totaling about $2000. John Morrison Dickey leads the church now, adding 70 members, while the Epworth League funds parsonage renovations.
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Episcopal Church
Central Church Advocate
Iver
BE. B. Tarbill
Joyce
Rew
Wyoming
I. L. Gants
Chese
Loweller
Ongenlet
Tarry Tomer
Mae Gilson
Tavenport
Epworth League
United States
Pity the Hancient Britons and quack medicine
A Punch style jibe mocks ancient Britons lack of science and mocks voters for being swayed by cheap political pitches. Rufus notes politicians act in ways that reward the least money, while Haatus asks about the economy.
Witty Exchange Between Doctor and Patient About Vacations
A suave practitioner tells the irritable patient to take a vacation and the patient jokes that only if his affairs were in order could he take one, implying relief from stress. The exchange features humor over work and rest without explicit details.
Etheriaed Patient Nausea Remedy Cited by Home Dept
A nostril pinch using sterilized gauze or absorbent cotton soaked in vinegar may ease nausea for a person emerging from anesthesia, according to the Home Department of the National Magazine. The advice emphasizes applying the vinegar scent before the patient fully awakens to curb queasiness.
Editor's quip on quickest rise for writers
An editor tells a young writer that the fastest route to prominence is a powder magazine, especially if the contributor writes a fiery article. The remark uses a sharp metaphor to suggest bold, controversial pieces gain attention quickly.
Health Note on Mouth Closure and Sleep
A Chicago physician advises keeping the mouth closed while asleep for health. He notes cases where health improves when the mouth is kept closed during wakefulness as well. A reader describes cleaning a smoky ceiling using a flour-dipped cloth. Little Mary shows her aunt banties with tails being cut.
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Chicago
Mary
Amtle
Wisdom and Winsomeness in a Pink Checked Lass
A fragmented passage notes vanity of creed and knowledge before a pink checked lass. It shifts to a unnamed young man Percy, and hints at a Frenchman whose leadership offers little comfort to him.
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Frederick Niven
Guy
Percy
Quip at Brown’s Smarter Claim Sparks Rivalry
A bantering exchange recalls past marriage ties as a jab about intellect. The line about Brown having once had a chance to marry the speaker’s wife fuels the dig. The brief remark captures a humorous, pointed clash common in social chatter.
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Brown
Heavy insurance on Church in London Cathedral
A London church, identified as Poss'e Cathedral, has been heavily insured with a policy of £100,000. The coverage underscores the institution's asset value and risk management strategy amid ongoing concerns.
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London
Georgette and Joseph Spark Firelit Festival Dream
Ten year old Georgette plans a brighter festival for her frail brother Joseph in a squalid suburb. A Roman candle triggers a devastating fire, destroying their top floor home and leaving the siblings amid a tragedy in the crowded square.
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Georgette
Joseph
Brave
Cary
Pateed Eice
Gourgette
Tefona
Cargette
Gubirle
Wan
Dorgette
Recre
Advertisers Highlight Price and Quality in Promotions
Marketers emphasize low price while promising high quality and value. Consumers seek cheapest options yet expect strong performance and reliability in the advertised products and services.
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