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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

6

Easter Observances Across Nations and Historic Rituals

The article surveys Easter customs from Jerusalem Good Friday processions to English Maundy money, Spanish palm rites, and American Easter egg games. It notes changes spurred by the Nice Council, the spread of Easter worldwide, and the cultural mix in modern cities while preserving core religious observances.

Jesus Italy Nice Europe America Jerusalem Via Dolorona Christ Calvary Hester England Woeetminster Abbey Dritieh Wing St. Pauls Cathedral Wehep London Durham Christus Meaurgros

Pike's Peak Among Colorado Peaks Highlighted

Readable text notes Pike's Peak at 114408 feet and claims it is the prominent Colorado peak with others near 14000 feet. Mentions a weather station, highest railway line, and a stray anecdote about dancing and religious abstention alongside remarks on alcohol consumption and youth.

North America

Civil War Skirmishes and Naval Moves Across Virginia to Kentucky

Union troops under Colonel Spear failed to take Confederate works at Black Water near Franklin Virginia after over an hour of fighting. A cavalry clash near Kelly’s Ford on the Rappahannock River ended with a Union retreat after four hours as Confederate forces were repulsed. Reports note blockades, boat actions, desertion arrests, and various skirmishes from Tennessee to Kentucky, including Farragut’s letters to Natchez, Wheeler and Morgan defeats, and Union efforts toward Vicksburg.

Spear Black Water Franklin Kelly's Morc Itappahannock River Virginia Averill Pitt Hugh Lo Farragut Hartford Natchea Mies Goldwan Richmond Perkies Fin Lowleiana National Cavalry Leff New York Merwicks National Perkins Julien Pirat Tennessee National Cavalry Sillsborough Tenn New Jersey James M. Scovel Generale Wheeler Morgan A 8. Hall Vaughee HA Milton Vicksburg Cottage Grove Teno Volon Troopa Stuart Sherman Porter Yasco Bivole Mayou Mack Bayou Muddy Mayou Deer Creek Dal States Liberia African Republic United States Indian River Inleet Florida John D. Rust Beaufort Jacksonville Fla Mt. Sterling Federate Yazoo Pass Ty W. G Chapman

Thought makes the home not wealth or size

The article argues beauty comes from a lived in cottage feel rather than a grand mansion. It stresses warmth, taste, and cleanliness over money, with tips on flowers, window boxes, painting frames, upholstery, drapes, and proper cleaning to keep a home fresh and inviting.

My Father a Dam Will Wilstach Turns Childish boasting

Frank Wilstach narrates a Western critic tale where children boast of their parents’ jobs. A four year old declares his father is a dam will, prompting humorous acceptance as wisdom from the mouths of babes. The New York Mail notes the quip as proof that from babes come words of wisdom.

Frank Wilstach Wiletach Habow New York Mail

Historic London House in Threer Street Mansion for Sale

Historic London house once Sir James Thornhill's town residence and Hogarth's family home is offered for sale. The building features a painted staircase by Hogarth and Thornhill, and is linked to Queen Anne’s portrait sittings in Dean Street. The Crown and Two Chairmen hosts a commemorative tile marking the visit.

London Royal Theater James Thornhill Hivitioh Hogarth Thorphill Jane Kit Inian Tle Dean Street Queen Anne Leadon Ghrealele

Delightfully Frank Persone and Public Life

A muddled reflection on frankness among students and public scrutiny. The writer muses on private life avoiding public spectacle, noting tension between sincerity and the pressures of social reputation.

Reward Offered in Case of Loose Fing Handed Over to Court

A chaotic late night incident saw a French magistrate briefly celebrating, jump into a cab saying no use, and shouting for prompt arrival at court. He allegedly struck several passengers, overturned two carriages, and upset a grocer’s cart. A reward of 700 is promised tomorrow.

Generous Gift Offer Promises Remedies Free to Readers

An old advertisement promises a generous free gift to readers for a year of remedies. It mentions cures for rheumatism, headaches, kidney trouble, and indigestion, with a request to mail to a company address for delivery.

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Corday History Noted For Dramatic Murder Tale

A passerby recalls Charlotte Corday in a history of France noting her dramatic act of killing a man while he bathed. The exchange hints at a controversial legacy and the moral ambiguity of Corday’s deed.

France Charlotte Corday

How to Treat Pimples and Blackheads Ad

Guidance on using Cuticura Ointment and Soap to prevent pimples and blackheads. Apply ointment to affected areas at bedtime, wash off after five minutes, bathe with soap to prevent inflammation and pore clogging, and use soap for regular toilet. Contains advertisement details for samples and the Cuticura skin book.

Dept. L Boston

Effeacious Spanking Ends Child's Fuss

A mother spanks Little Martha after she resists sleep. After brief discipline the child calms and the parents drift back to sleep until a sharp wake up call elicits the girl’s puzzled question about punishment.

Martha

Engaged by Squinchley and Wim in a witty exchange

A brief dialogue highlights social banter as Mr Squinchley offers engagement while Miss Wim responds with a witty retort about Miss Bim. The exchange hints at evolving courtship norms in a playful tone.

Mr. Squinchley Miss Wim Bim

Weather Lessons and Odd Phrases Spark Curious Chat

A garbled quip filled piece references a weather report and strange phrases. It mentions a group leader and social dynamics, with scattered names and odd dialogue about goats and insistence to argue. The fragmentary text hints at a chaotic, candid exchange.

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