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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
7
An item notes actions at the Cooper post office on May 16 1008 involving a line act of Congress and a grant or amount of 200 in the currency indicated. The text is fragmentary but confirms official postal and legislative references.
A range of pithy maxims and local items fill a Casper page. Reflections on marriage, parenting, and social behavior sit beside church news, tax notes, and a chemist selling medicated eggs in Paris. Rev Kingsley’s Casper departure to Sheridan is welcomed, with Casper left to be supplied.
Natrona County commissioners meet in September to set annual tax levies for state county district and schools Figures show levies per dollar of property value including three mills for state, five and ten tenths for county general, one and one third for schools, and additional bonds and sinking funds for court house and district school bonds.
A reflective note argues that men wrongly assume women cannot admire other women. It states women may admire a pretty woman as much, but wrongly believes loveliness equates to a lovely disposition. The passage cites "Ouvia in India" as source.
A woman complains about the struggle to separate white hair from brown hair during a hair coloring attempt. She recalls wasting minutes or hours and notes that the white strand remains elusive and is repeatedly pulled out with the brown hair.
A readable snippet explains an old method to revive hardened painting brushes. Soak brushes in vinegar briefly to loosen paint, then scrub with soap and water. The result is brushes restored to usable condition.
A fragmented note claims there is no need for alarm as predictions of planetary drought and desolation are said to be exaggerated. The author suggests any such event would occur only after millions of years, if at all.
A reflective note on social honor and naming, arguing that the title Reverend is often a courtesy appellation. It touches on the permanence of tradition, with a reference to the longevity of the yew tree noted as living four hundred to five hundred years.
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