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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
7
A promotional note urges early Peruna use at the onset of colds to prevent coughing and possible lung injury. The ad explains how a cough results from irritations and urges readers to start Peruna promptly, assuring confidentiality and inviting correspondence.
A comic exchange shows a manager offering a wiper a king’s role for 50 cents a performance and the applicant declining. The tale contrasts appearances with judgment, featuring a cherubic boy and his dog, a minister’s remark, and a sharp retort. The piece closes with musings on reading poetry and listening to music to keep the mind active.
A suburban teacher supports her mother and three sisters on a modest salary. When relatives planned a supper and no groceries were available, she cheerfully told her class they would learn about Columbus and have each student bring an egg to school.
Fragmentary OCR notes show two figures The Pompoes Man and The Lean Chap in a dialogue about ending a strike and finishing a job The text hints at negotiation or dispute but lacks clear context or outcome for fuller reporting.
A bright young woman describes severe headaches and insomnia from coffee and tea. She explains hospital treatment with coffee worsened her condition until discovering Postum and or Grape Nuts. Since switching, headaches ceased and health improved.
News traces the talk of Pauline Wayne’s successor a blue-blood cow named the Nona of Avon valued at $5,000. William Galloway of Waterloo Iowa offers the cow to President Wilson at inauguration time as part of a historic political gesture involving Senator Cummins.
The Department of Agriculture promotes a revival of old-time agricultural fairs with a bulletin highlighting benefits and historic notes from the first fairs. It recalls the 1808 Columbian Agricultural Society event in Georgetown and details funding and distribution limits for farmer bulletins to lawmakers and constituents.
A bull terrier named Tige belonging to Mia Payne chewed at suffrage papers during a rally at 1420 F Street NE. The scene drew both concern and amusement as leaders prepared for the March 3 procession on Pennsylvania Avenue and discussed plans for performers and a grand pageant.
Report notes the historic eagle topped mace of the House of Representatives was removed for repairs after a partisan stir. It was taken to a local jeweler for a pinion repair and reinstalled, with Capitol Police present.
Fragmented dialogue shows a wife asking if her husband who returns home late is avoiding home life. She notes almost every night he stays away, depriving her and the children, while she questions his loyalty and involvement. The garbled text hints at strain, envy, and strained family dynamics.
Mean filing at preacher meeting disrupts service as local congregation reports confusion and concern over disruptions during worship. Members urge calm and orderly conduct while church leaders assess the incident and address parish safety.
In the republic, water power suffices as coal is scarce while large power plants have reduced voltage to cope with electricity demands. The text notes widespread adoption of hydro power and aging installations adjusting output to serve the population.
A devotional note from Collier's Weekly extols a home dedicated to goodwill and unity. It envisions ministers of grace and a life of peace, welcoming rich and poor, youth and age, in pursuit of harmony and tenderness.
Mrs Arthur Haworth of Terre Haute recounts her four year old nephew's severe facial rash. She praises Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for clearing the blisters without scarring after about one week. Advertisement notes world sales and a free sample with a Skin Book offer.
A teacher asks a student who Nebuchadnessar was and the boy responds that he was the greatest Babylonian king. The exchange notes his connection with the Hebrews and his mention in the Bible as context for ancient history.
Mr W D Smith of Ethel Kentucky praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after long back strain and kidney trouble. He credits the remedy with restoring strength and preventing backache and offers to publish his picture. He requests details from Dodd's Medicine Co and notes free household hints and recipes.
An unnamed traveler is detained by a detective claiming to seek an escaped convict and asks for his passport as the bill reveals unusual fare. A separate note recalls a 1770s French vineyard case enforcing costs on the owner for picking her own grapes.
A concise remark questions what constitutes a figure of speech and notes that a cheap version implies a small figure. The line uses ironic tone to discuss linguistic value and perceived significance.
Wilton Allen White reports a model boy, sought by Sunday echo superintendents, was found by a baseball fan by accident while discussing Sunday education with ten-year-olds. The fan asked what a healthy boy should do on Sunday afternoon, and Henry advised to head the Bible and pray.
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