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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
2
An illustrated guide to the Psyche coiffure showing a bead dress with gold ribbon and rhinestones. It describes foundation, hair arrangement, pompadour, puffs, and finishing touches, including when to use false hair and how to blend front pieces with natural hair for a refined millinery look.
Thompson Watkins, a professional nurse from Parsons Kansas, cites relief from back pain and irregular kidney secretions after using Deans Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to remember the Dean’s name and notes the product costs 60 cents a box, sold by Foster Milburn Co.
The article describes a square flannel broom bag with cut corners forming an octagonal shape and a bottom opening to securely hold the broom handle. It mentions a clothespin bag with two wire cheeks for hanging on a clothesline and a circular pin opening reinforced with a facing round.
Folding umbrellas appeal to college girls traveling light fitting into 24 inch dressing cases. Available in black tan taupe blue brown green with steel frames and wooden handles. Some models feature animal head carvings and smart white wood details with onyx jade and red quartz tops.
A mash of vintage clippings recounts a New England preacher’s wakeful sermon quip about a costly church coffee being unnecessary and sleepers in the old church, plus light social satire. The pieces include a Roosevelt era congress anecdote, a deafness ad parody, domestic vignettes, and ad hoc quips about gender and belief.
A brief scene shows a shopkeeper asking a young woman about wood type for her father, seeking hard or soft wood. The exchange hints at family involvement and a gentle humorous tone in a domestic setting.
A Georgia man jailed for a minor city ordinance violation asks his would be released in time for a dinner. The secretary of the colored M. C. A. and a minister secure his bond, but he prefers imprisonment until he can eat grilled greens and a greens meal.
A miscellany of humorous clippings recounts Dr. Edward Everett Hale's witticisms about Unitarian identity tufts of prosaic humor in a Boston field tale and a tale of a colored man jailed for stealing chickens. The clerkly pieces mix gossip with light moralizing and a butchered joke about a line-up pulley clothes-line.
A quirky mix of quotes and wry asides, including a president on a Plunkville swing and a committee leader asking to discard an old hat. The Philadelphia Record quotes and literary lines mingle with a Henry F. Amiel remark about worth being character.
Sir James Crichton Browne, noted medical authority on foods, states oatmeal is gaining favor among Britain's well to do and forms the mainstay of the Scottish laborer’s diet as a brain and muscle builder.
A four year old girl named Alice whines on a floor as her father offers a penny for stop. She replies she cannot stop for less than a nickel. The piece pivots to a humorous take on marriage and social vanity with playful, ironic tone.
A historical medical notice describes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in children. It touts soothing effects on the gums and claims of relief, consistent with traditional patent medicine language of the era.
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