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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
3
The notice shows the Official Paper of Fremont County published in Lander Wyoming with address details and periodical dating August 19 1918. J Hines is listed as owner and American Press Association as advertising representative.
The bulletin notes multiple tire sizes and prices including 69.85 for 30x3, 82x3 for another size, and 38nd Sand Baxd 1-2. It claims late prices are the best two made and lists stock totals such as 11.65, 19.15, 21.75, 25.45, 26.80, 27.35, and 34.05 with all sizes now in stock.
The article discusses imitation gems including rubies sapphires and emeralds. It explains that color alone is insufficient to judge genuineness and describes the refractive property tested with a refractometer to determine the refractive index. It cites Hereward Carrington in Leslie's.
A Cincinnati Post excerpt reports physiologists noting senses fade in order at death with smell first and consciousness potentially persisting up to twenty minutes. It recalls visions at passing and urges fearlessness, citing ancient views that death is inevitable and not to be worshipped.
Shirley Brooks, famed English editor of Punch with Thackeray and Mark Lemon, wrote a concert critique despite lacking musical knowledge. He described the bass as a deep abyss, a silvery treble cloud, and the high strings glinting like sunshaft arrows through morning mist.
A historical census report discusses marriage trends noting the average groom at thirty and bride at twenty five. It highlights large numbers of elderly singles and widowed or divorced individuals and comments on government revenue allocation versus education spending.
A fragment from the Western Christian Advocate recalls a tale of pity where Mrs. Worth consoles auntie who questions divine tribulations. It then shifts to a nameless guard unfamiliar with a Welsh railway run, staring at the station signboard and muttering toward the carriages.
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