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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
10
A Chicago scene centers on a janitor advising a man named Nels about a fake diamond ring, cautioning against pursuing legal action, and sharing streetwise philosophy on control, hardship, and the value of discretion. The dialogue touches on crime, trust, and consequences.
Dr Forbes Winslow notes in 1889 one lunatic per 646 people, now one per 276. France shows similar rise from 150 to 300 per population. He attributes increases to alcohol, social competition, heredity, and injudicious marriages, warning of eventual more inmates than sane globally in 300 years.
The article recalls Henry M. Flagler the late Granderd of Florida who married three times with his third marriage at seventy one. He criticizes passionate love as a poor foundation for lasting marriage and favors a calm, practical approach to married life. His Whitehall residence near Valu Beach is noted in the piece.
Militia officers show hesitancy to enroll in kitchen training funded by Congress and run by the War Department. Schools for bakers and cooks report no pupils, while the department offers incentives to apply. Only officers below colonel rank can enter the culinary program, with attention to health and character. Cleveland militiamen urged to respond.
Mrs. Florence Leger Scruggs and Anthony Wilson Scruggs married in the Capitol grotto known as The Temple of Romance. The bride, daughter of Eugene Leger, wed with Rev. Dr. Thompson officiating, then the couple and families picnicked at Great Falls before returning to their Mississippi home.
Captain Harold W. Jones of the Army Medical Corps surveys 600 recruit records from the Civil War era to today and finds the share of strong men fallen from about 67 percent in 1875 to 33 percent now while weak recruits rose to 42 percent. He blames shifting origins and waiving weight rules, noting regional foists and frontier conditions shaped earlier soldier profiles and doubts current durability.
Advertising copy touts Danderine as a solution for dandruff hair loss and itchy scalp. It claims immediate shiny fluffy hair, new growth after weeks, and enhanced beauty with a 26 cent bottle from any store.
Thousands of Y M C A members across the United States including health leagues and physical directors will be urged to cooperate in a tuberculosis day campaign during the week of December 7. Lectures and discussions on tuberculosis will be held nationwide led by prominent speakers with events in cities. Literature is available free from the National Association office in New York.
Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered lasting swelling and fatigue from dropsy. After six boxes, swelling faded and energy returned. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills and notes ongoing faith in the remedy. Correspondence to Nev Heslop about this remedy and other free household items offered.
Fragments describe a theater device operated by touch and button with a mechanism running through the floor. A spectator in the last seat of a row is noted, while questions about the device’s purpose remain.
Jinx is described as a pleased, humorous figure while another character calls him a brick. The dialogue centers on the playful nickname exchange and the characters’ reactions.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to list items like base and powder related to footwear or athletic gear, with garbled terms and no clear event or entities. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or locations are discernible from the readable content.
A distorted excerpt shows odd phrasing about reporters and reading, with nonsensical references to syrups and a bald man. The passage includes broken lines and mis-typed terms, offering little clear narrative or identifiable people or events.
Representative Birson recalls a long neglected diary that yields scattered initials and fragments. The narrator laments the discovery as a missed chance to relive life from eighteen years ago and calls the diary a confusing and disappointing experience.
Quick acting remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and gas claims rapid relief from sour stomachs. Promotes safety with harmless formula. recommends keeping a fifty cent case at home for use after eating questionable foods.
In Denver Bishop Blougram laughs at a servant girl's definition of a lady. He recalls a boy named Willie smoking a cigarette and quips about his mother’s reaction, noting she’d “raise Cain” as Willie jokes they’re “out of her beat box.”
A playful courtroom exchange has a daughter pursuing a summer at the sea to snag a rich husband while a parent cautions that constant change yields little. The judge’s closing remark likens her plan to a lone pebble on the shore.
Incomplete text discusses Branind Cartas Pe Tee of CASTORLA as a remedy for infants and children. It ponders kings needing heirs for state reasons and includes stray phrases about law, grocers, and humanity, with unclear attributions and nonsensical joins.
The text notes tea in favorable Ceylon sites costs about eight cents per pound to read and typically sells for around 18 cents at local auctions abroad. It mentions harvest yields and per capita variations, while also alluding to debates over acts and eligibility connected to paper accounts and duties.
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