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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
5
A medieval Bible alphabet game lists clues for each letter from Absalom to Esther with references. It includes a lemonade theme around solving “ade” endings and ends with a note on short contests versus long ones and a sewing themed Progressive Needle Party.
Faded tulip tones and gold work crown bands, rose petal trimming, and a bloom of Iri colors in Sumatra styles. Blue after rain joins etamine and cachemine ribbons edged with pekine borders while sashes decorate frocks and large Charlotte caps mark a bold revolution.
A compact transcription of a 19th or early 20th century recipe snippet detailing Southern Corn Muffins Sweet French Rolls Parker House style rolls and Coffee Rolls with yeast, butter, eggs, and sugar. Includes cheese sticks with cayenne and baked pastries instructions and bake times.
A homey dessert guide outlines making an almond pie crust from butter sugar eggs milk and flour, then a almond and sugar filling finished with a browned custard and meringue. Also includes a wet sponge tip using an old hot water bottle and a Tutt Frutti Shortcake dressing with fruit layers and a beef hash tip.
A fragment describes simple stain removal and household tips. It suggests using tallow to whiten linen and mentions making a basic umbrella stand from a sewer pipe and enamel. The tone mimics old style domestic advice with practical, low cost solutions.
An Ambherat Ohio orchard with 326 trees on 12 acres tested coarse spray methods against standard Bordeaux treatments to curb russeting and wormy fruit. Early results showed russeting from heavy post bloom spraying, with conclusions favoring selective Bordeaux use and lead arsenate applications for higher sound fruit yields.
As warm weather nears and flocks grow, shade is essential for healthy chicks. Trees are best but not always available. a simple movable frame covered with burlap or tar paper offers quick shelter. Built from readily sized boards, the structure costs around sixty cents and can be relocated as needed.
Gates not supported at both ends sag over time. Install braces as shown to strengthen the frame and prevent warping. Braces can be added to old gates as well as new ones.
The Yonkers Statesman notes a German plan to install automatic umbrella machines at Berlin railroad stations. The joke contrasts the idea with American freedoms where an umbrella costs nothing, reflecting on price and convenience in different systems.
A fragment describes greenery and fish in a scene where nature enhances the dish. The lines praise the soothing scenery as part of a culinary setting. The tone is reflective and pastoral.
A New York Weekly quip imagines St Peter questioning the American spirit about civic duty and voting. The spirit admits voting straight party lines without researching candidates, and St Peter hints most leaders lie in Department X, while the spirit laments lacking wings to reach them.
The witness, exhausted after two hours on the stand, pleads for a recess quoting strain and weariness while insisting they have told the whole truth. The exchange underscores the intense courtroom strain and the witness’s claim of fatigue during testimony.
A new eight color pictorial map of Denver from Bird's-Hye-View Publishing showcases hundreds of major buildings and points of interest with labeled hotels schools churches offices. The large 64 by 44 inch map includes a margin index and thirty four photographs featuring landmarks like the new auditorium state capitol union depot and city park.
A comic quip section notes a man’s marriage to “a cool million” and a punchline about not thawing any of it. It adds a bit of humor on friendship and changing a friend’s nature into a better person.
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