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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
2
A reflective excerpt tracing a slang dictionary for baseball language, noting how terms origin, usage, and players like Roie, Reilly, and Mathewson shaped the sport. It links volatile phrases such as beanball and spitter to pitchers, batters, and fielders, illustrating the game's evolving vocabulary.
A recap of June to July 1863 battles including Lee near Gettysburg and manipulations around Harrisburg and Hanover. Highlights: Burned Susquehanna bridge, Sickles wounded, Buford on McPherson’s ridge, Reynolds and Howard in action, Pickett’s charge, Grant’s siege at Vicksburg, Lincoln’s proclamations and visits to Sickles, Vallandigham’s status.
The piece portrays a resourceful woman who handles household needs and repairs, coordinates with neighbors, and purchases clothes with shrewd bargaining. It highlights dignity in ordinary tasks, cleanliness, and practical self sufficiency as daily life.
A Woman's Home Companion passage links anger and fear to bodily disorders and disease. It argues the mind’s thoughts shape health through positive or negative energy, detailing impacts on blood, nerves, digestion, and heart, with extreme cases ending in exhaustion and death.
Dr Herbert Spearings conducts a provocative experiment near Hereford using a charge placed in deep holes to study soil disturbance and air uplift. The setting near a garden and glass houses sparks safety concerns as the plan unfolds with rapid ground movement and possible wider impact on surrounding land.
Readable text shows a chaotic dialogue with phrases about care and admiration. Mentions of a national game and a character named Heston are glimpsed amid garbled lines. No clear event or outcome emerges from the fragment.
A Confederate lieutenant in a dated account seeks to prove mules are misjudged by treating one with kindness. He leads the temperamental mule before the tent, pats its neck, and rides it through a comical sequence before the animal throws him into a thorn bush. The men capture the mule rather than kill it, and the mule proves no worse than any other.
Milas Helen Magee of Denver describes a four year battle with ringworm on face and arms. She reports relief and disappearance after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, recommended by a friend, with free samples offered through Cuticura Department L in Boston.
A famed barrister named McSweeney, defending a man with little evidence, changes strategy. He abandons legal points and paints a home scene to elicit mercy, telling the jury to send the defendant home to his wife and children, prompting a juror to voice agreement.
A testimonial from Athens Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for alleviating long standing female illnesses. The letter claims the writer feels younger and healthier and notes neighbors observing improvement after using the remedy. It asserts widespread satisfaction among women in the community.
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