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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
13
The article discusses forest fire dangers in national forests, detailing crown and ground fires, wind and drought as main factors, and the difficulties of remote terrains. It explains tools, crew roles, and the demanding conditions faced by firefighters including distance, terrain, and limited resources, plus calls for prevention measures and funding.
A literary critique discusses Maupassant like satire and the Napoleonic myth, noting how fictional depictions exaggerate or parody historical figures. The piece reflects on the tension between archival reality and dramatic mythmaking in novels and portraits of Napoleon and his era.
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Prof. R T A Innes of Johannesburg reports to the National Observatory that the universe lies within the Milky Way girdle, with the farthest star about 540 light years away and the universe’s diameter around 6.33 trillion miles. He notes no sign of another universe, describes nebulae as possible star-forming clusters, and estimates total stellar mass at 441000 times the sun’s mass with varied star sizes and no proven dark suns.
A farmers bulletin explains popcorn can be grown on small plots and sold for home use or to merchants. It details low start costs, high value foods, and simple recipes such as Chocolate Popcorn Sugared Popcorn and Popcorn Balls. The bulletin covers varieties, care, harvesting, storage, and popping methods with photos and purchase details.
A gilded horse on a weather vane over a Washington block endures as a rare, proud symbol amid decayed street scenes. The text notes a second horse high on a G street vane, still trotting with flowing mane and uplifted tail, inspiring horsemen who glance upward.
Clerks in the department were pressed to move and rearrange desks and cabinets during a sudden office transfer. Chief Clerk remarked the work had to be done and the clerks were the only available personnel. The move stretched over several days as the department completed the transfer.
A husband asks his wife what she would do if he died. She replies she cannot bear the idea of a stepfather for their son Johnny. The exchange centers on the future of their child.
The Springfeld Union notes Brokeby in a troubled state as he struggles to meet his financial obligations. The Indian Ocean is described in a report as reaching depths and area figures, while Dugaine and Muggies discuss budgeting strain and personal finance.
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