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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
2
Craft ideas for affordable holiday presents organized by recipient. Suggestions cover sachets, pin cushions, shoe bags, dream accessories, lovers of旅行 travel comforts, lingerie and aprons, bags for sewing and vanity, gifts for men women babies and students, plus methods to pack and wrap for a festive look.
A clumsy overheard exchange describes women’s gowns and shoes with envy and gossip. The dialogue mentions white embroidered gowns, high pointed velvet heels, and delicate accessories as the men comment on fashion and social impression.
An injured janitor scolds a Scandinavian assistant after a sharp mishap at basement stairs. The exchange blends humor and tension as the janitor demands respect and warns of future accidents while urging caution and apology.
The piece mixes a humorous slave pork tale attributed to Josephus Daniels with a grim account of an Italian officer and a soldier named Cell on the Bernina range. It notes a mountainside confrontation, a wrist injury, and a Milan military court decision sentencing Cell to a month in prison for attempting to throw his officer over a precipice while the patrol was away.
The French labor minister M Cheron pretends to be a cinema audience member and is mistaken for his predecessor M Rene Besnard. A neighbor notes the uncanny resemblance between Cheron and Besnard as the pair exchange cards at a dimly lit screening.
The article notes hemp cultivation in the United States for 136 years with central Kentucky as the main hub where nine tenths of the national crop was produced. It claims hemp wealth in central Kentucky surpassed all other crops before the Civil War and contrasts earlier output with modern yields.
A fragment from the Duluis News Tribune recounts a man described as having a soul so dead that he seeks privacy after famed public life, hinting at a retirement from public view.
A terse fragment references mobility and nobility with odd phrasing about loyalty or debts, mentioning Lowell and Madge in a cryptic dismissal. The text reads as a stray note, not a complete report, leaving interpretation uncertain.
Market notes show beef and cattle values with calves and feed lots trading around mid six to seven dollars, hog prices steady, and hay and grain prices listed for Denver and specific Colorado and Nebraska regions. Futures and spot quotes for wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax, and cotton also cited along with miscellaneous prices for lead and spelter.
Market notes show varied quotes for cattle and sheep with figures like 72607.00 and 6.76. Cattle categories include steers cows and heifers while calves and yearling prices appear scattered. Strong entities include Omaha and WIENS.
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