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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
7
A reader from Brentwood writes of severe bed cough and weakness, nearly fearing consumption, and credits Peruna with rapid relief. The testimony claims cough cessation and regained strength, urging others with coughs to try Peruna and ask for a free Peruna Almanac at the drugstore.
In a lively discussion with roving reporter, Reb and Croker weigh the high cost of living in New York towns versus farms. The exchange includes a farm family vignette about Adam and Eve and crowded school life as a child explains why city expenses feel harsher.
A pithy exchange shows a fussy boarder urging the landlady to cut rates as provisions drop while she insists debts must be paid and notes that no advance was taken, implying a hard financial stance amid tightening times.
Fragmented ad copy alleges years of influence from a GrapeNote product and hints at deceptive promotion. The text mixes promotional claims with garbled warnings about bias and personal susceptibility, mentioning ongoing use and a claimed delicious outcome.
President Montague Crackenthorpe explains a eugenic plan to regulate marriage by certifying fitness and setting age limits of 21 for men and 18 for women. Observers discuss heredity insanity and the role of divorce in cases of unfitness and culpable behavior.
French deputy Gasparin urges a 40000 dollar colonial aviation fund to frighten colonial tribes with aircraft. He argues aeroplanes could carry orders in deserts and impress natives, proposing West Africa Indo China and Madagascar as testing grounds and praising the potential prestige boost for France.
A wild goat attacked a Pittsburgh officer after escaping from Patrick Clark's premises and roamed toward 10 Far Land Avenue tearing clothing and breaking a window. The officer restrained the animal with a bear hug and fatally shot it after a tense three minute struggle. Local residents recall the animal as part of Clark property. Census notes claim population changes amid turmoil in the Russian empire.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Petersburg and Ruslan with unclear phrases. No coherent events or identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places emerge to form a complete summary.
Professor Walter Wilcox of Cornell University told American Statistical Association colleagues that the birth rate in the United States will drop to no children under one by the year 2000 and that baby populations will disappear within years after the U S quits.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a printing item and a number 61 100 with unclear context. No clear persons or organizations are readable to form a full news item.
General Howard attended a boys patriotic club dinner where a young trencherman earned praise for his appetite. A boy joked about practicing eating twelve years and owning a gun only six months as part of a broader humorous vignette.
A cryptic line questions charity and purity and warns against pompous calculation, noting that true piety is not the result of clever arithmetic. The text critiques public virtue and mocks ritually pure motives without clear context.
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