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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
3
Reeders Basement repair shop advertises shoe repair and hardware orders with new phone number. Willa Shaffiner visits from Nebraska for holidays, while Macabees masked ball runs New Year’s Eve. Local socials include visitors Lindsay and Krawner in Casper and Lost Springs entertainment. Bartletts meat market promotes fresh meats seafood and fish with Casper Steam Laundry offering quick service.
The Casper city page notes a string of holiday events and personal notices. Edith Clapham visits from Big Muddy to spend holidays with uncle L L Gants. Miss Ruby Denny guests at the Combination store. Masquerade balls at Coliseum on New Year’s Eve hosted by the Ladies of the Maccabees with tickets. Several residents travel or visit, including Dr O'Donnell, Professor Heath, Glenn Littlefield, W G Osburn, and Framnnes weather strip agency.
The Philadelphia Ledger warns of widespread counterfeit $50 bills circulating unnoticed by ordinary citizens. The editorial urges vigilance and public awareness to curb the fake currency problem.
A fragment quotes a Punck line on miscommunication and repetition. The snippet hints at folk speech and a humorous or challenging dial tone moment, suggesting ongoing telephone troubles or a playful exchange about understanding.
A brief wit with a sharp line, the speaker notes that the best living hinges on blame. The exchange suggests a humorous dynamic where one partner deflects responsibility onto the other.
A brief philosophical reflection attributed to Epicurus notes that moral value depends on the will rather than inherent qualities. It frames virtue and vice as products of choice rather than objective properties. The idea emphasizes agency in defining good and evil.
Tailor shop with steady income on offer for sale inquire at this office for details and terms.
Notice states annual meeting of Weber Commercial Company stockholders at the Casper office. Meeting set for January 7 at the secretary Wim or written placeholder time. venue Casper location specified. Gentle factual notice with no detailed agenda provided.
On a street friendly meet, two women argued about age and exchanged harsh words. One woman softened the dispute by recalling her own unknown mother and offering a conciliatory remark. A separate tale notes a Kansas farmer who sold half a cow and claimed only the front half, later facing a dairy-related lawsuit.
A mother describes a baby who enjoys cooing and lounging with the mother. A visiting speaker remarks on how the infant is the most welcome guest because he talks and lies contentedly, unlike other visitors who only chatter.
A simple adhesive recipe using rice flour and cold water simmered to a thick paste. It forms a durable cement suitable for mending ornaments and delicate china, usable hot or cold in the usual way.
At a Catholic convention O Sullivan, a new taxi driver, collected four passengers wanting four different church souls. They aimed for St Josephs St Pauls St Peters and St Marys but were driven to All Saints church instead.
A chuckler’s depth of thought and self control are implied by jokes and giggles. The quiet, rarely smiling person is said to hold greater intensity of feeling and thoughtfulness.
A small boy named Oscar avoids trimming his nails after sawdust spills on the floor. His mother calls him to trim but he warns against cutting too short, fearing more sawdust would spill out. The tale frames a playful warning about careful grooming.
Thieves took valuables from Villa Wahnfried in Bayreuth Germany including the composer Wagner’s diamond set watch. The theft occurred on a recent night and targeted the most valuable relics from the composer’s family home.
A country summer note dictated by a boy to his father describes a fine scene. He recounts going out on the lake and paddling the boat with another gentleman helping. The letter captures a simple, cheerful moment from rural life.
The quip portrays Bogville's editor explaining a crowded scene as Mrs. Chinn spreads gossip and the editor struggles with setting type. It captures small town humor through a dialogue about press room chaos and gossip driving crowding.
The Birmingham Age Herald quotes Mrs Whiffer remarking on marital peace and the refrain Mr Whiffer refuses to argue. The piece underscores a quiet domestic scene and public reaction.
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