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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
4
In Queen Anne era Yorkshire households lavender thyme rosemary and other herbs filled muslin bags jars and drawers with fragrant oils. Daily airing and dusting spread a house perfume noted as disinfectant and refreshing, as exemplified by Kate V St Maur in the Woman's Home Companion.
Mrs James Lee Laldiaw presents a suffrage banner used in the May New York parade to be taken to London soon. It will float over the American detachment in the five mile parade where Mrs Pankburette plans a turnout of about 40,000 marchers.
In a humorous exchange a woman asks for help for her mother and receives a reply about teaching a child to say culinary art instead of cooking. The vignette highlights how wording shifts can mask simple tasks.
A graduation address by President Schurman urged personal reform and self-education to counter crowd influence. He warned that a creed emphasizing individual soul care is essential, aligning with a World stance that standing against crowd power marks a true hero.
A Century writer describes the materialist view among Hife mont Chi, noting reliance on paper money for the dead and burning funeral imagery. The piece argues this materialism stems from economic anxiety yet acknowledges deep spirituality and high ideals in individuals near Buddha or Jesus.
A Frenchwoman learning English with an American governess on tour misuses a weather related phrase and is corrected. The governess admonishes her saying horses sweat and men perspire while asserting women only glow.
Reported to the Academy of Sciences the method uses reinforced collodion membranes with a fine embedded wire screen to filter liquids. The membranes hold back dissolved substances but are fragile, so the reinforcment yields a practical, strong filter that excludes even small dissolved molecules.
A letter argues against juries being kept in custody overnight and during deliberations. It contends such imprisonment risks hasty, influenced verdicts and denies jurors reasonable rest and independence. The author questions the practice and calls for reform in court etiquette.
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