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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
7
A condensed excerpt from Hartman urging cessation of stimulants and early bedtimes, promoting Poruna as a remedy. The piece recounts encounters with readers and a humorous exchange about a fashionable barbershop and a Count, ending with a note inviting letters and confidential replies.
Growers shipping broom corn face prices below production costs and many refuse to sell. They redirect shipments to Coyne Bros Chicago as the firm reports over a hundred thousand dollars in annual receipts.
A Detroit woman describes severe eczema spreading from scalp to feet with itching and cracking. After trying various ointments and medicines, a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided no relief, but three weeks of use cured her. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a free sample offer via Cuticura, Dept A Boston address.
A fragment recalls harsh conditions in rubber regions with phrases about atrocities and transporting rubber trees according to the weather. The dialogue hints at concern for rubber operation workers and the challenges faced during harvest and transport.
An advertisement extols Castoria as a safe remedy for Jofanie and children, urging mothers to ensure the product carries its signature and is used for infants. The text cautions buyers about fortune hunting and questions the reliability of those who imitate or repeat what they hear.
A historical advice piece notes age weakens digestion and bowels urging regular activity and candy or digested foods. It endorses laxatives as safest, praising a specific remedy sold by a druggist with a one dollar bottle and a money back promise.
A long, disjointed recap recalls Civil War events fifty years ago, noting a heavy bombardment on Atlantic flotillas, a Mobile Army review, artillery prizes, and skirmishes across Tennessee, Mississippi, and Florida. It mentions political upheaval, habeas corpus suspension, and naval captures, alongside literary notes and medical musings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions characters and dialogue with unclear meaning. Names and places are obscured, leaving a skewed snippet of a local scene or anecdote without a clear event or outcome.
A crowded page mixes notes on Scribblyr’s comedy previer and Calumet economy hints with stray anecdotes. The text includes jokes about photographers, Diogenes lanterns, Queen Elizabeth references, and playful riffs on law and invention, all in a stray newspaper column voice.
The article argues clipping horses in spring reduces winter coat. clipped horses dry faster and recover quicker, staying healthier and better for work. It notes that clipping machines speed the process and save labor compared to older hand clippers.
A garbled note from a news page reports a curious incident where a driver, reportedly named Baaily, embarks on a nighttime journey with unclear motives. Police investigate as witnesses offer fragmented details about the event and possible connection to a local figure.
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