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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
2
A detailed account of Newfoundland seal hunting notes 8000 to 10000 workers and perilous hunts with storms wrecks like Huntsman Bloodhound Monticello and Neptune describe pelts fat processing and cargo returns. The second section argues Memorial Day should be a day of uplifting remembrance, flowers and shared honor rather than mourning.
A fragmented wartime photo caption recalls a young drummer boy and a veteran grandpa. The speech bubble exchanges reveal laughter at youth then pride in aging, with a playful line about keeping up appearances as a grandparent.
Memorial Day on Sunday. The best day for his memorial observance is Sunday. We must make up our minds to take the people as they are and bring this memorial institution to them. When we adopt such a broad plan of expediency patriotism and sentimental regard for noble sacrifices will go well, and people feel it.
A public health warning recalls that narcotic eyed drugs like paregoric and laudanum were once given to infants to induce sleep, risking death or lifelong harm. It notes narcotics are prohibited for children and urges checking ingredients, citing Castoria as free of narcotics if signed by Chas. H. Fletcher.
A dialogue about a practical suitor for a daughter and a husband’s writing duties. The advertisement notes Defiance Starch as superior for home laundry, enabling thinner, stronger starch to preserve fabric beauty and wear.
In a Roman tale Romulus explains starting a big town without oil or copper. Remus interrupts claiming the city is a Butte, and receives a sharp rebuke as detailed in the Latin reader.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and links ear tube inflammation to deafness, promising a $100 reward for a cured case of catarrh. It asserts a product called Calarrh Cure by Chenmy and U0 of Toledo in a Daily Bile style notice.
A fragmented ad filled with medical cures and oddities. The wordy jumble mentions a doctor, worries over a widow with children, and a shoe remedy for sore feet. It ends with a Shakespeare quote about virtue.
A Washington dinner remarks recount Senator La Vollette defending millionaires who complain of harm from attacks. The speech quotes a muddled phrase about a Primrose boy and a lesson on disappointment turning to blessings, ending with a nod to Wise women and rights.
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