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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
2
The article argues that most American women cannot afford multiple outfits and should rely on a single coat suit or a few simple garments. It notes the need for practicality in clothing, suggesting coats as essential for daywear and small outerwear options for different settings.
The piece outlines must have sixteen bags for a young woman including a jeweled bag, doll-like belts and monogrammed covers, plus silk and lace cases. It describes a red broadcloth coat for a small boy trimmed with Persian lamb, and suggests remodeling old coats with fur to refresh style. Gowns are shown with Greek-influenced drapery, fringe edges, and a tunic over a simple white crepe de chine skirt.
Mrs. L. C. Rawson of Des Moines Iowa is vice president of the Desthane Life Insurance Company, the only woman in the world holding such a post. She explains how the death of her baby spurred her to work, starting as secretary and eventually taking control of the office.
The Temple of Peace at Like Mohook hosts Albert Smiley and friends at the gateway to his six thousand acre estate. The memorial project draws guests from many nations, praising the endeavor as a beacon of harmony and lasting tribute.
Friends honor Mr and Mrs Smiley with a landmark gateway as a silver or golden tribute to their 50 years of marriage and service to peace. The project’s cost and location are noted as a public commemoration feature.
Taylor argued that most charity is vanity while modest acts count more in the Recording Angel. He recalled aiding flood victims in a small eastern town by slipping a $20 bill into an empty post office contribution box unseen, a deed he deemed truer charity than lavish public appeals.
An old testimonial describes a baby with severe eczema on the face and eyes improved after using Cutlerna remedies. The mother recounts doctor visits, high costs, and a dramatic skin clearing the following morning, noting the patient’s recovery over weeks.
The fragment notes experiments with artificial clouds and rainbows in France to shield crops from harsh sunlight. A separate quote hints at family drama with a caustic exchange about a mother-in-law and flowers for her grave.
A collage of 19th century speech snippets shows magistrates questioning a witness about an assault, a preacher interrupted by a heckler, and a host of quirky vignettes. The montage includes quips about prosperity, a boyish punishment, and odd advertisements, preserving period tone.
A fragment describes a sick child named Mary suspected of appendicitis or convulsions, with family members debating diagnosis. The piece includes scattered ad-like lines about laxatives and a sentimental closing quote. The text mixes fiction and ad copy in a crowded, disjointed style.
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