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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1910

Page

3

Noted London Hall Important In Former Days

An OCR fragment discusses Stationers Hall and a Roosevelt visit. It notes the hall’s role in copying law history, banners and heraldry, and the ancient monopoly under the 1842 copyright act. E T S a prominent London newspaper editor praised Roosevelt with a graceful, eloquent speech at Stationers Hall.

London Roosevelt Institute of Eee Eco Tomas Ene Companyc Stati Era Keepa Thisters Sir Philip Sydney Acadia Ae Petroke Roogavelt Benjamin En Stationere’ Hall E. T London Daily News Lord Curzon

Barry Payn A Humorous Author In Poverty After Early Success

English humorist Barry Payn after Cambridge and a stint as a classical tutor sent a successful article to Cornhill. Editors of Punch and The Speaker backed him, leading to London pursuit, followed by a period of romantic poverty lived on bread and tomatoes in a laborer’s dwelling.

London Barry Pain Cambridge University Payn Cornhill Hundred Gates James Payn Francia Burnand Wemyss Reid Punch Palin

Dogs Drag Boy Into Canal During Canvass Day Incident

Harry Montague narrowly escaped drowning when his team of dogs dragged him and his dog into the Morris Canal near Crookedals while he was driving Willie Slater on Passaio Avenue. Gerrabrant nearby rescued Montague after he fell from the wagon into the canal. Montague blamed himself for not watering his horses.

Sumal Harry Montague Brookdale N.ji Crookdals Harry Willie Gerrabrant Willie Binter Garrabrant Willie Slater

Yung Girls Athletics Program Details in New York Schools

The article describes after school folk dancing and athletics programs for girls in New York City schools. It notes five assistants for Miss Burchenal and school-based athletic clubs with interclass meets and coach-guided activities.

New York Burchenal Pop York City

Germans Cut Yankee Grain Trade Affects US Supplies

A garbled 1930s wire reports on German actions impacting American grain shipments. The piece notes Russia to provide bulk of product and mentions Berlin exchange and general commodity flotations, with unclear local details from Pottsville or nearby areas.

Market Prices and Commodities Reported in Quotation Sheet

The page lists cattle prices for beef steers, cows and calves, stockers, and hogs with grades from good to choice. Also shown are grains like wheat, rye, oats, corn, bran, and hay, with regional price ranges and per 100 pounds or per ton figures. Additionally, produce and metals quotes appear for Kansas City and New York markets, including butter, eggs, wool, and lead prices.

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Fashionable Draped Skirts Highlight Social gowns

Julia Bottomley notes high society gowns with draped skirts and carved motifs. The maid of honor wedding gown in marquisette over mousseline features rose bands and velvet drape. Designs emphasize straight drapery, lace bands, oriental embroidery, chiffon coats, and bold color contrasts for state occasions.

Julia Bottomley

Striped Linen Dress Advised for Pember Girls by Boulanger

A fragment notes fashion guidance from the noted Boulanger to pember girls about striped linen dresses and facial care. The partial text shows a Victorian tone and promotes simple, practical attire as advised by a prominent fashion figure.

Hat Pin of Sealing Wax Crafting

A detailed Victorian method describes shaping a hat pin from plain sealing wax. It covers forming a red wax knob, layering thick wax, and cooling the pin in cold water to set the shape, noting handling and risks during molding.

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