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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
3
Vintage ad text urges mothers to switch from castor oil and calomel to California Syrup of Pigs for cleansing stomachs livers and bowels. It touts child friendliness and simple dosing on the bottle with adults included, claiming gentle yet positive effects and a quick remedy to ease discomfort.
A whimsical cluster of ads and anecdotes, including a tout for Pape's Diapepsin claiming relief in five minutes from indigestion and gas, plus light humor about entomology, education, patriotism, and a Scottish benefactor who funded Aberdeen University. The mix preserves the paper's era tone with casual notes and brief narratives.
The American Machinist reports unusual shipbuilding on mountaintops. Sulser Hiroe builds a 1000 foot passenger boat for Lake Geneva with 1400 hp Mesel engines, disassembled for transport. Kucher Wyne & Co of Zurich construct a 200 foot tug for the Rhone, then shipped in knocked down form for reassembly.
A Virginia woman recounts long health issues tied to coffee and reports relief after quitting the beverage. She notes improved reading, vitality, and overall well being after replacing coffee with a beverage, sharing her experience to warn others.
Wyoming roundup notes statewide happenings from Casper to Cody. Key items include the Narlow Ford convention at Rewlina and Cheyenne high school football results, the Oregon Trail monument near Fort Ketterman, Good Roads Day across the state, and plans for bridge construction on the North Platte near the city. Arrests, donations, and education efforts also appear along with trout restocking and a baby show schedule in Casper.
The Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs held a banquet at the Douglas club with 14 officers elected for the evening and plans to send delegates to the General Federation meeting in Baltimore. The gathering featured a chicken supper and cordial, hearty entertainment.
Chereine A Loliman set out by horseback with poor health, hoping travel will ease condition and lead to a destination in Los Angeles. The journey moves slowly as the rider seeks relief and final arrival.
Fragments report four Black suspects named Cheyenne Joe Toby, Henry Lee, Walter Graham and Hotert Aya associated with a county case involving alleged fobbed posts and an obscure trial. Partial text mentions Hermble Tree of Apple Glasses and Memry Meta with unclear references to processes and persons.
An advertisement touts Knowlton Dandeline as a cure for dandruff and brittle hair. It claims a 25 cent bottle restores luster, adds wave and gloss, and grows new hair across the scalp after a few weeks of use.
A 1912 reader advertises Cuticura Soap and Ointment as curing a two and a half year old child’s head sores after scratching and infection. The piece notes rapid healing within two to three weeks and no scar. The ad invites free samples with a Belfast address card.
Ad warns that dizziness headache and sickness result from torpid liver and foul bowels undigested food. It claims remedies purging toxins through bowels and stomach relief, promising regular bowels and clearer brain function.
A hazy account recalls a college bound student who defies advice to climb onward. He ascends a grease slick protest line over prostrate peers, seeking an upperclass rank, and earns a famed place among students that scholarships could not match.
The American customs authority grants a one year delay in establishing a customs house near the Alaska Yukon boundary to aid miners. The note cites miners’ hardships and notes a separate phosphate rock figure from Florida in 1092, valued at 11075, as context.
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