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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
8
The article describes a neat practical head wear a motor costume cap for women automobilists made of soft white felt with a colored band matching the car. It notes a Vienna coat of light weight pliable warmth with a pretty cut and spacious pockets designed to be workmanlike and attractive.
The article discusses cost-saving on stockings and the evolving empire bag fashion. It compares garter top vs lower garter placement, notes wear differences between white and black footed stockings, and highlights empire bag designs with varied materials, trims, and accessories. It suggests remnant fabrics can yield stylish, affordable bags and emphasizes fashion as a seasonal joy.
Fragmentary text describes a pale blue cap with old lace and references to laces fabric and dress goods. The passage is inconsistent and lacks clear events or persons.
A woman who enjoys hosting lunches or dinners records friends’ favorite dishes to share ideas of what they enjoy eating. The habit grows from fond meals and the desire to please guests, with a notebook kept at her desk for quick reference when cousins or guests arrive.
Livestock prices and commodity quotes list cattle, cows, calves, hogs, sheep, lambs, and feeder stock by grade and weight. Grain and forage items with per ton and per hundredweight figures follow, including hay, alfalfa, timothy, corn chop, bran, and eggs in various units.
Mixed livestock prices appear steady with native steers at 6.00 to 7.40 and cows 5.25 to 6.40. Western steers range up to 9.25 and up to 6.10 for some grades with yearlings 4.20 to 4.60. Sheep and lambs show around 1.45 for lambs and 2.03 for ewes. Copper and tin market notes border the report with spot prices cited for October and November futures.
Fragmentary notes show dairy and produce terms such as butter and cheese, with stray letters and partial words. The item hints at market chatter on dairy products including cream and daisies, with unclear pricing or brands. The readable fragments suggest a local market update page.
Oliver Wendell Holmes argues that regular music exposure acts like a water bath for the soul. He says educated listeners savor concerts for their quality not fashion, and even those drawn by trends may discover genuine delight as their inner ear awakens.
G Bawmel of Chicago describes relief from three years of facial pimples after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment following reading the Cuticura booklet. He reports cure after a few weeks of daily washing and morning evening applications. The note is dated May 28 1911 and invites readers to request a free sample and booklet from Outlourn Dept 28 K Boston.
An old-fashioned candlewick worn around the leg near the garter is claimed to prevent or cure cramps in the calf or foot. The author cites personal experience and suggests it could aid swimmers prone to cramp in water. A belt wrap known as bottombatting is said to have saved a life and given relief from palmar cramps.
A fragment from Lippincott's notes reflects a misheard Bible tale where a child or reader attributes creation to a six day work and a seventh day rest. The quote suggests a different parsing of the five day span, illustrating a playful or erroneous interpretation of religious text.
A London Opinion quip notes a debate over a water carrying task with a playful exchange about propriety and place. The snippet mocks the phrasing and social expectations of a simple errand.
A fragmentary OCR item notes terrible suffering and mentions cures for blood diseases with unclear context and names. The readable text points to medical claims but lacks verifiable details or sources.
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