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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
6
A jumble of opinions and observations covers topics from weather and transportation to law and technology. The text braids references to Canada, Delaware, Ohio, and New York with remarks on butter, bonds, airplanes, and wireless telegraphy, ending with a fragmented scan of political and international ideas.
Ex President Roosevelt has accepted to give the Romances lecture at Oxford University. He expects to reach Berlin by early May after visits to Paris and London. Bryan arrives in Santiago Chile with wife and daughter for a four day stay. Grand plans emerge for airship line London Paris by Vales London Aerial Co. The Maine anniversary observed in Havana as a large ceremony. Hudson Ohio votes to stay dry to gain a water works plant and modern utilities funded by James Ellsworth.
Senate approves Jabon A. Dallwin as Denver mint director. Michigan Senator Smith recovering after appendectomy. Fraud order issued against Dr. Hall Electro-Vigor Company with Denver San Francisco Chicago links. Utah Senator Smoot seeks Arizona land. Treasury denies retirement rumors of Secretary McVeagh. Penry may lead Wilkes Land expedition with funds possible. Guggenheim introduces land and university grants and forestry bills. $100,000 authorized for Sterling public building. Whisky definitions debated by Agriculture board. Lodge select committee set to probe costs. hearings unlikely. Taft nominates postmasters Hopkins Albuquerque and Rounds Sundance. Tomb reassigned from Denver station to Buffalo duties.
A collage of old ad copy and jokes including Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial claiming lasting back and kidney relief, a quip about a wife’s expense, a horse health pitch for Spolin's Distemper Cure, and a lighthearted line about bachelors and old maids.
Anthony Wilde mayor of Hartville was found guilty of perjury in Cheyenne District Court after a short jury deliberation. He received six to seven years in the penitentiary with bond set for appeal, while cases against co-defendants Lowery and Fletcher proceed.
A Baltimore reader describes four years of misery from female ailments and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. The testimonial cites irregularities, draggin g sensations, nervousness, and digestive relief, urging others to try the remedy and contact Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
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