Town notes and events in Converse County area
Mr and Mrs Symth and son Orville arrive from the ranch with the boy ill. Thayer loses a Jersey heifer to poison. Mrs A H Bunnell visits from Casper. dairy news from Caoper thrills friends. Dr Phineging of Douglas plans a May 1 writeup with photos. Glenrock features and oil well plans draw attention. Mayor cleans streets. oil prospecting by 8 G Vidler. town photos by Photographer Smith.
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A. H. Bunnell
Casper
What He Did and the Clash Over Percy of Clarence
A terse dialogue frames a family clash as a son recalls his father chiding him for not advancing and the father retorts that he kept the mother from naming him Percy of Clarence, revealing strained expectations and lineage pride.
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Percy
Clarence
Fragmentary Quote on Manners and Conversation
A fragment quotes prominent social critic Harlitt on manners and dull company. The remark contrasts lively speech with dreary conversation and writing, implying a critique of pretentious prose and polished pretenses.
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Harlitt
Novel Plan to Fatten Geese and Delicate Work in England
Summary notes discuss a method to fatten geese by placing them in darkness with brief daylight periods for multiple meals. Another item highlights a Paris exhibit where a Swiss stamp collection sold for around $40,000, showing stamp collecting's specialization. A final notice describes a photometric apparatus used to measure vibrations in machines or buildings in England.
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Hom
Anle
Paris
England
Qualified Uncle Ed Judge Exchange
The exchange shows a humorous courtroom moment where Uncle Ed teases Johnnie about wearing something while the judge listens. Johnnie retorts he does not wear it but knows all the words, prompting light remarks from the participants.
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Johnnie
Our Clubbing Offer The Thrice-A-Week Edition
A vintage World newspaper pitch extols a thrice weekly paper at weekly price. It promises comprehensive political coverage as Democrats gain first chance to control both houses. It notes a global war and Spain’s loss in America, touting impartial reporting and a Thrive Week edition published every other day except Sunday.
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New York World
Democrats
Congress
Europe
Spain
Seil
America
New World
Kitchens of Roman Women
An article notes that Roman households boasted luxuriously equipped kitchens and toilet rooms with silver inlays and ornate fittings. It mentions egg frames and pastry molds for many dishes, ivory combs, cosmetics, and gold hair nets. Safety pins existed, but brushes and glass mirrors were absent. Pompeii unearthed surgical instruments that predate modern innovations.
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Pompeii
Vision of School Children Exposes Vision Defects Study
A report from two New York public schools examines forty pupils labeled the worst in their age group. Of the group all had defective vision. after six months of proper glasses and teaching, thirty two showed remarkable progress under varied instructors. The findings urge centralized care for schoolchildren’s mental, moral, and physical needs under a single, well-staffed board.
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New York City
Nenteen
Board of Education
Journal of the American Medical Association
Portraits and Patrons at Morgan Gallery Exhibition
Two young girls aged eight and ten were deeply moved by the Morgan gallery show featuring J. Pierpont Morgan loans. They misread the painting titles yet admired Dn cheese of Yevonghire, the small Princess by Velazques, and the engaging young lady by the vokoowo Spanish painter. They then reached Morgan’s portrait and addressed the guard, who at first refused help.
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Alec
J. Pier
Morgan
Velazques
Incomplete Dialogue on New Play Involving David Meleece
Fragments show Mr Belasco discussing a new play with David Meleece. The exchange mentions asking for information and a response from Belasco indicating a plan to proceed. Text is fragmentary and difficult to fully interpret.
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David Meleece
Mr. Belasco
Belasco
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Greene & Company
K. Richard Shipp Lawyvye
Acd
Washington, D.C
Townsend Block
John Duncan
Dray Line
Bingenheimer Lumber Co
Black J. H. Huff
Yun Gale
The
Converse County Review
Symth
Orville
W. H. Thayer
G. Vidler
Denver
A. Reavill
Roy Smith
F. H. Oehlmann
Geo. Goff
Masonic Lodge
Geo. Eskew
Kansas
Missouri
Frank Anthony
John Myers
Hilda Hakala
Kimball Hotel
Noah Young
J. E. Higgins
California
R. Slaughter
Douglas
C. A. Patzold
Mickey McMahon
Timothy Day
VR Ranch
Tillie Lockett
Ava
John Obrien
Burnell Dairy
Fairview Coal Company
Ald Company
Geom
Merand
Walters
Stroud Station
van Tassel
Fourth Street
Hooker
L. N. Costly
Chadron
Department OF Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Mureau of Animal Techetry
Washington, D. C
T. Galloway
London Vegetarian Association
Titania's Court
Jon
Bostean
Christian Herald
Boston Journal
West Virginia
Howe
I. D. Woodward
Addreas
Gaper
George A. Smith General Contractors
Coen
L. L. May & CO
Edsmen
St. Paul, Minnesota
Keith
M. D
Wood & Foshag
Daspfer
Wyoming
C. L. Gillam
South Center Street
H. R. Lathrop
Aouraa Ten Wuilding
Ofice
Marion N, Wheeler
Casper, Wyo
McDowell
Xyya
Schuttler
Mitchell
Fremont
McCormick
Framness & Berhow
Carpenters
Linden Avenue
Casper, Wyoming
Gate City Tent and Awning Co
12Th and
Farnum
Omaha, Nebr
Fred D. Hammond
First Stest
Wyoma Hotel
Mrs. Schukey
Stevens Co
Ohicago
North Durbin Street
Nth& Bros
Smith & Bros. _ Typewritering
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter CO
Mead Ottister
ATL UK
L.C. Smith Typewriter Co
Champa St
Denver, Cal
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