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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
7
Odd dialogue fragment discusses economy in marriage with a wife mentioning saving a wedding dress for a possible second marriage. The snippet references Nasbend and a debate over thrift in domestic life.
A fragment from a theater scene shows Theaud. author and The House Manager debating crowd control and an alley exit strategy as tension builds.
Mr. McTavish attends a brietien gathering where hospitality fills the room as guests linger. In the center he moves through the company bidding each farewell with earnest good nights amid a host’s protest that the evening has only begun.
In the dark he had run against an open door and told his wife the next morning he did not mind the black eye but resented admitting someone had bitten him. He asked why admit what isn’t true and protested being taken as a liar.
William Dean Howells praises a critic while a magazine editor notes a novelist’s conceit bristles. A meal in London precedes Spain travel as the writer reflects on improving taste and doubts his work’s quality.
On the first and third Tuesdays of the Corredo and Southern Railway will sell round trip homeseekers excursion tickets to many points in New Mexico and Texas at reduced rates with final limit dates to be announced.
A 1900s style feature highlights Christmas gift bags crafted from ribbons. Six varieties showcase brocade, satin, and Dresden fabrics with floral rosettes, beaded edging, elastic draw cords, and decorative tassels. Bags range from vivid rose tones to black with purple accents.
A Christmas pageant scene unfolds as gifts hide among green decor and upturned umbrellas in a breakfast room. Helpers position packages while a late arrival spurs a comical scramble with railings and surprised guests moving to uncover the hidden loot and mischief.
An 19th century guide describes liver trouble in birds from indigestion and poor feeding. It warns about contaminated water, damp roosts, and draughts, and prescribes calomel, Epsom salts, bicarbonate of soda, and purifiers like charcoal. It notes symptoms such as yellow skin and lameness, advises cautious treatment for breeding birds, and emphasizes open air exercise and raw beef tonics for recovery.
A garbled OCR page recounts a court case involving mislabeling eggs, the self feeding fountain device, and investigations into egg origin. It mentions prosecutions, witnesses, and the questioning of nationality and authenticity in a convoluted narrative.
A Rotorua incident recounts a Maori youth tossing a tool into live lines causing a blackout. The tale notes warnings of fatal shocks and a £10 penalty, with local civic dialogue praising progress while criticizing tax spending.
A busy day on the town portrays a young woman facing abusive conduct from shop workers and a milliner while police and solicitors are called. Her resolve grows as she navigates overcharges and a disrupted streetcar, ending with a quiet, defiant dignity.
A garbled tale praises a widow neighbor and a health tonic from Bui bermandine Co Cal. The speaker claims rapid strength, weight gain, and nerve restoration after using the product, noting dramatic personal improvement and release from illness.
A humorous exchange on a London street shows Dr Heed praying softly while a man in the rear complains. Reed pivots to reveal the real speaker was God, prompting the line about eye openings and a warning about overdoing them.
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