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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
9
A Decoration Day scene shows Betty Manning scattering roses at a cemetery grave. A noncommissioned officer soldier befriends her, quoting Browning and guiding a letter to a Maine mother. The tale follows their mutual kindness and a future message.
The intruder Sir Arthur Sullivan lingered behind the dress circle after early performances and hums a melody until an angry patron shouts Silence I came here to hear Sullivan's Moe le not fours.
The quote discusses how adults underestimate their influence on a child's mind and how children react with fierce sensitivity to human ugliness while admiring even worn objects. It notes a child’s sense of fitness and the oddity of adoring inanimate relics while condemning human ugliness.
Meets every Sunday at 1.0.0 Fy lodge room Sunday School begins at 10 o clock with a service at 11.
Sunday services at 10 00 Sunday school 11 00 morning service 70 p m evening service 700 p m midweek service 700 p m Wednesday at Baptist church Joint midweek gathering with Baptist church announced Good music and a hearty welcome await you
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip jokes that a man who wears elevator cable as a necklace and dangles a can opener, monkey wrench, icepick, whiskey desk, screwdriver, and a cardiac can would lack the nerve to call it a vanity outfit.
The Friendly Church on Second Street opposite the Public Library invites all to Sunday services at 10 A M and 11 A M for Divine Worship, with Sunday School, Junior and Edworth leagues, and a 7 P M popular service with music and sermon. A cordial welcome awaits visitors and strangers.
A collection of light gossip and quips from Town Topics and local papers. Jokes about sailors, weddings, a man named Heaven, a misread cargo report, a young man courting, and a boy who misplaced a penny provoke a string of humorous reflections on daily life.
Archdeacon Dray presides with services scheduled for the fifth Sunday after Epiphany. Sunday school at 9:45 and the evening service at 7:00.
A patient greets Dr Bigbill in the street and asks if speaking to him affects anything. The exchange invokes melancholy as a state of mind detached from environment, echoing Sir William Osler.
Services will be held in the Methodist church on the second and fourth Monday evenings. English services at 7:45. A cordial welcome will be extended to anyone whether they desire to unite with the church or simply as a visitor.
The Baptist Church invites strangers to worship with them. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 o clock. Mid week service follows on Wednesday at 7.00. Pastor Hap Crh extends welcome to all newcomers.
A chaotic mix of business notices for Casper area services including storage, laundry, grocery, hardware, tailoring, and dining. Mentions The Gem restaurant, Jigger Shop, and various phone numbers and contact points. Includes housing, lot sales, and a promotion of small rental homes and stationers.
Fragmentary text suggests a teacher scolding a pupil for hair pulling and a mention of an unfortunate transaction. The garbled lines reference a fellow Tweed opening a shop and someone doing time after being caught in the wet.
The garbled OCR text mentions a marriage and a period of upheaval affecting a family, with reference to a transcript. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable.
A garbled passage describes a woman in hareems and a worried couple, with fractured quotes about love and fate. The text mentions a friend and a reference to Daily Thought and Earth comgow, ending with a spiritual cue about soul and God.
The article reports a large camel export to Queensland linked to arid land challenges and a rising camel population. It notes rapid growth and mentions local authorities or observers questioning the movement while describing harsh conditions and unsettled trade patterns.
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