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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
6
Oscar Bailey joined Jay Smiths spring work as the town updates its infrastructure. Residents attend meetings, plan a mayoral succession, and approve a $2,000 school addition bond with 57 voters. Community life features visits, parties, outings, and ongoing livestock concerns around Deer Creek crossing.
The article notes seaweed’s limited European use for iodine and gelatin production and its extensive use in Brittany for manure. It highlights Japan’s cultivation for edible seaweed and agar, with iodine not produced there. seaweed gelatin is nonnutritive but valued for cooking and digestion. A second item tells of a yellow cat in Winthrop preying on frogs, using a raft board to reach the pond and bring prey indoors.
A Boston Herald reader notes the shift from paper collars and dickies to celluloid options. He remembers Hilde Montroae and Cool Hargess, remarking on how paper collars faded with the wider use of durable, enamel like metal collars from Civil War times.
Crowded out last week Mr and Mrs Hughes were business visitors between trains AOC Barker went to Casper Thursday returning Friday Mr and Mrs Alex Duthie spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson Miss Emre Vogler returned with them to stay several weeks Jed Henderson of 33 mile went to Casper and returned on Tuesday Little Marie Messenger is on the octave Messenger was a business visitor in Casper on Wednesday of this week Alex Duthie left for Casper Monday to purchase his lambing supplies Mr Tobin expects to elwar the rest Weather favorable York Garvey was in Bucknum Sunday.
The World promotes a thrice weekly issue offering substantial reading at low cost. It touts prompt updates on major events including politics and European conflicts, claiming broad coverage and value for readers seeking rapid news.
A hungry man improvised a sandwich with toast butter mayonnaise bacon chicken and tomato. He shared it at a club where members enjoyed the creation and the dish became known as the club sandwich through club adoption.
Archaeologists inspecting the old Bernardines convent on the Seine near Notre Dame report the interior partitions are delicate and a former monastery’s cloister and foundations remain nearly intact. Demolition of partitions and removal of a false floor may uncover the columns bases of the church complex once linked to 13th century founders.
A Newark philosopher notes self respect and tipping in barber shops while a Northumberland collector gathers border raid era patronymics. Names include Hubert Unthank Adam Aydrunken and Cecilia Unkuthman. a Meures ae Adam incident is cited from the London Chronicle.
Two young women chat over tea about romance. The younger says a man did not declare love but traced her, while the other notes that a kiss is strong proof of affection.
A fragmented item notes an invention called stilts claimed by Young Wheels to tower many feet high. It suggests use for avoiding street traffic and helping pedestrians reach skyscraper apartments without elevators.
A fragmentary humorous scene shows villagers mispronouncing and jostling over a mat and a dispute about direction with quirky dialogue and local color. The odd exchange features misheard phrases and playful confusion among characters named in the garbled text.
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