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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
3
Practical guidance on dairy and poultry management, crop care, and farm operation. Emphasizes fence the farm, proper pasturage, timely feeding, soil conservation, equipment care, and humane animal handling for better profits and sustainable yields.
A home made six year old’s room features cream walls a rose trellis border white enamel furniture and pink green colonial rugs. The article notes the delight of children owning special spaces and includes verses and small party ideas for mothers celebrating babies with stork souvenirs and charming keepsakes.
The article reviews summer gowns featuring the low Dutch neck and notes shell necklaces from Honolulu as stunning. It mentions Russian suits for boys, graduated striped borders, Latin stripes on fabrics, and plaited skirts for coats. Stripes are deemed versatile in dress design.
A readable note suggests making a fancy photograph frame using a fabric or silk facing. It describes creating a base with waxed tissue or wadding and stretching silk over it to form a decorative frame suitable for a photo or portrait.
Editor M Gill reports the Riverton News sold to C O Davis who will continue publication. Events include drownings near Kane and Pinedale, accidents at Lovell and Lost Cabin, a Green River steamer launch, army supply movements through Cheyenne, and a spate of glanders cases among horses with state reimbursement.
A custom house clerk and former schoolteacher notices on a dairy wagon the label Pasteurized milk. He jokes that Philadelphia milk men are deceitful and claims you cannot pasture cows in winter, asserting country knowledge.
The Palmyra Journal reports rapid wireless progress and a Lyons Elks fair win of whisky. It notes curious social reactions after returning home, and a police court umbrella accident with two ladies involved and a magistrate questioning the claim.
A Michigan man recalls abandoning pastry and coffee for a diet centered on Grape-Nuts and Postum. He reports rapid muscle gain and improved track fitness, noting his weight rising from 124 pounds at a June field meet to 140 by September football season, attributing success to the dietary change.
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