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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
A mother’s familiar threat to children prompts a humorous tale about Harry who fears the grocer after hearing the phrase I’ll tend to you in a minute. He returns with no onions, still clutching his nickel, insisting the grocer will tend to him.
A critical review of Weyler's memoir Mi Mando en Cuba analyzes his defense of war methods in Cuba. The piece notes his blunt style, cites his concentration policy, insurgent methods, and the harsh toll on island civilians while contrasting with American and European views of the Cuban conflict.
A man sitting in a bathing suit on Atlantic City sand recalls a brief past encounter with a woman drawing in the sand nearby. He gathers courage, approaches her, and confirms their last meeting two summers earlier, testing a forgotten detail about blue ank stockings.
A family moved to a suburb and bought the biggest watchdog from a German dog fancier. Burglars entered the home while the large dog slept. The fancier advised adding a small alarm dog to wake the big guardian.
Fragmentary quotes reference Mrs Benham and Mrs Winslow with unclear context. No identifiable event date place or organizations present. The text reads as scattered dialogue and advertisement fragments without coherent news content to summarize.
A fragment from a dinner event features exchanges between Jones and Jaggsby about memory gaps after drinking. General Gordon is cited urging continued effort, with a military metaphor about sand flowing from guns day and night.
Readers urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ills after promising letters from users. The ad asserts vast proof of cures, including notes from Ohio women, and promotes direct correspondence for testimonials and guidance.
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