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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
A long historical overview traces the Krupp family from early forges to a global steel and arms empire. It covers Alfred Krupp’s rise, Germany’s artillery development, Bertha Krupp’s wealth, and the firm’s vast industrial system, amid notes on alleged bribery and political entanglements.
Fragmentary text notes attending to a family event at Fort de Baran and a matron for a household. Mentions Mane Herehardt living in a palace and owning a large tract of land, with references to a long-standing interest and ownership across a broad coastal/marine area.
The fragment reports voter counts with 10 014 votes for Ugbie and a dead heat for second place at 7 400 votes between competing candidates. It references gambling intemperance and sport abuse as issues and includes garbled dialogue about people and a lawyer.
The report chronicles ongoing Civil War actions on June 4 1863 and surrounding days with Confederate advances in Virginia Maryland and Kentucky and Union responses. Key events include Milroy’s defeat at Winchester, Lee's forces moving toward Chancellorsville, Gordon’s raids in Kentucky, Vicksburg pressure on Grant, and preparations for conscription and mobilization across multiple states.
The article profiles M Pralatard who spent 24 years on a single sculpture and died at seventy in poverty near Ivry France. He never sold his works and kept them all, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship with pieces in black marble tables and onyx, featuring chessboards, cards, dominoes, dice, and small accessories.
A Chicago Dini note lists common phrases from Shakespeare used in daily speech. It cites examples like to the manner born and a sea of troubles and adds that readers will recall many more in common usage. An anecdote from a northern English school shows a pupil claiming the earth turns on its axle once every twenty four hours to produce dew.
Three young queens in the 1840s held thrones in Bagidad Spain and Victoria Isabella and Maria de Gloria with consorts Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg the Infant Prancele D Assine and Prince Ferdinand none of whom received a nominal title.
A New York studio writer struggles to refine a scene. After many attempts the irascible dramatist proclaims exhaustion and declares a drastic desire to end his life with a throat cutter.
A fragment shows Mrs Cayenne quipping about interest in investigations and time saving as a clever line. The garbled text hints at an exchange on scrutiny and efficiency in proceedings.
A humorous exchange unfolds at daybreak when a poacher confronts the squire in the manor yard. The lord, seeking breakfast, asks why the poacher is up early. The poacher answers with a clever remark about nature and appetite, sparking a brief, witty exchange.
Harry A. Jones testifies in 1912 that after suffering years with eczema all over his body except hands neck and face he used Cutteura Soap and Cutteura Ointment. He describes severe skin decay and burning relief once treated, noting the products are sold worldwide with a free 32 page Skin Book.
Floating factories serve forest resource development in parts of India where rivers enable access. Sawmills and tannin plants ride on mat boats about 200 feet by 27 feet, carrying up to 470 tons, moving upstream as needed. This method reduces land plant costs and improves transport efficiency.
An experimental lawn at the King Edward VII memorial site in Delhi used meth seed to create a green surface during the stone laying ceremony. The meth sprang up for about a month, stayed green through cold weather, and was mowed without hindering grass growth. It dried in heat, died off within a week, leaving good lawns. meth is described as leguminous and enriching the soil with organic matter.
A fragmented dialogue discusses wealth and habits with lines about being worth millions and resisting old life patterns. The text references a repeated nightly action of emptying the drip pan from the refrigerator and contrasts ambition with lifestyle choices.
A Texas girl recalls starting coffee habit as a child and later stopping after about a month with Postum. She reports nervousness fading, complexion clearing, and improved health while continuing to teach.
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