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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1909
Page
6
The Casper Press reports Dr Lang, bishop of Stepney and 44, is appointed archbishop of York and remains unmarried. The piece notes Queen Victoria’s mocked counsel on marriage and discusses curates, wives, and jokes about taxis and future scientific battles with insects.
The agricultural department shifts focus from foot and mouth to locating brown tailed moths at nurseries that imported French seedings. Officials warn constant vigilance against pests as a duty of liberty.
Washington report on the commission on country life outlines that agriculture is commercially uneven, with farmers facing capital limits and weak organization. It calls for surveys, a national extension system, tax and credit reform, better highways, education adaptation, and stronger rural leadership to build a more prosperous open country.
President Roosevelt transmits the country life commission report urging better farming and living in open country. He highlights three needs: farmer cooperation, country schools outdoors, and improved roads and communication. He advocates government help via information dissemination and a $5,000 appropriation to complete the study.
The Juvenile Protective Association of Atlanta will run the Uncle Remus Home for Children as a memorial to Joel Chandler Harris. The site has been donated and substantial funds for the buildings have been raised. The institution will operate as a juvenile state facility.
A light exchange about a musical clan and a dog wearing a brass band collar circles playful talk. The humor hinges on unexpected sounds and shared affection for music within a scene of cheerful quick wits and friendly banter.
An eclectic page features an advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh with a $100 reward, followed by a mix of short quips and jokes. Items include a mother-son exchange about caramels, a marcher note on nerve, a Presbyterian joke, and a few product mentions for children's teething syrups and a safety pin purchase anecdote.
Testimonies from Louisville Kentucky and Adrian Georgia claim the remedy prevented surgical operations. Women report relief from irregularities dizziness and nervous trouble with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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