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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
3
A sprawling, garbled column from a Natrona County Tribune page captures a collage of fleeting notes, social quips, and global hints. It references Peary, Jeremiads on reforms, New York markets, London gossip, and a string of eccentric curiosities with scattered names and places.
Odette Tyler, famous actress and playwright, commends Deans Kidney Pills in a grateful note. The misspelled testimonial, signed by Tyler and Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo, promotes the remedy 60 cents per box and notes dealer availability.
A Lakeside, N. Y. resident testifies she suffered months from a severe skin eruption with itching, oozing, and sores on face and neck. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, she reports instant relief and complete cure following two soap bars and three ointment boxes.
After a London bank holiday, a police court prisoner declares he is William Shakespeare. The judge questions the name, and the man admits he was not christened William Shakespeare but says he hates to bring dishonor upon a respected name.
At a London bookshow a woman asked for Browning's works. The bookseller replied he never keeps books he cannot understand. She pressed on asking if he has Praed. the bookseller quipped he has prayed, but that does not help.
A short argument advocates personal strength character and self reliance as the surest remedies for unemployment. It stresses disciplined effort and resilience over external aid, urging individuals to build capacity and perseverance to overcome joblessness.
Great reservoirs in country districts supplying Magligh cities with water are now perulan breeding grounds for waterfowl and well stocked with Nab value, prompting concern over wildlife and water quality.
The piece criticizes imitator coffee products copying ad styles to lure buyers. It notes about 400 such factories started nationwide, most failing, while genuine Post Cereal Coffee earns trust for its scientific preparation, health claims, and wartime resilience.
The founder of a prospering English paper the Bhemel Telegraph is obscure. It began in June 12865. G Benson traveled to Sheffield during the Crimean War, partnered with a loyal printer to launch a daily paper, then bought it, ran it for ten days, and vanished.
Eyewitness account describes the eruption of a burning mountain near Quite called Carguatrazo. At 1,800 feet high it collapsed leaving two massive horned craters and desolation over roughly two square tolleds with polluted mud and dead fish scattered across the landscape.
A fragmentary tale recalls the Duc d Aumont with a dour father described as the most orly and slovenly man in Brancy. In a mirror the son quips that God made him a gentleman and the king made him a w onke, suggesting he should go and shave.
Voice from Arkansas Cleveland Ark July 22 Special Nearly every newspaper fella boasts a cure for kidney disease by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mr A E Carlile, respected in town, reports a quarter century of suffering ended. He says the pills are the best kidney remedy, saving him from lifelong pain and claiming cures from backache to Bright's Disease.
A quirky proverb notes that singing in bed brings regret tomorrow and singing before breakfast leads to crying before night. The nonsensical verse links mood with morning routines and warns of later tears.
An editorial style persuasive piece argues American prosperity stems from freedom and self rule. It extols independent thinking, self government, and national self reliance as keys to wealth, unity, and strength, citing consumer loyalty to Lion Coffee as evidence of trusted, self-reliant households and national pride.
In Women Interests the Dvlinegtor reviews summer millinery with the Louise XV hue and high pompadour, noting plateaus trimmed with tulle ribbons and feathers. White with yellow and green, apricot, lilac, and brown tones dominate. For blond wearers dark hats with blue accents predominate, while brunettes favor blue ecru combos. Also praised are petti-coat negligees like the Martha Washington in white muslin with yellow embroidery.
Pale pink organdie fabric features a sinister face motif and metallic accents, creating a striking contrast. The piece blends delicate texture with bold imagery, suggesting a fashion statement rooted in dramatic craft.
The advertisement touts Deflame Stareh as more flexible and lasting than rivals. It claims no shaking or blowing out, and promises one third more value for money. Cites a proponent remark about religion and revenue.
Readable fragments mention a distant settlement opening for development and a cited address in Denver Colorado. It references stained glass and putty in the pulpit with brief cryptic notes about a religious or community pageant. The date Pep 12 and annual fox core appear, but details are unclear.
The article surveys Paris fashion trends with pale colors, white and chalk shades, and blue accents. It notes closer waists, fuller skirts, mixed laces, Valenciennes embroidery, and elaborate eyelet patterns. A lace princess gown with blue hand-painted roses is highlighted, plus popular bonnet accents and bold chignons shaping new silhouettes.
A fragment describes lemon dumplings with grated bread sugar meat? No. The method says mix bread crumbs grated lemon rind and juice with suet and eggs, add flour, butter cups, steam for an hour, then turn out and serve with a round dusting of castor sugar.
The New York Tribune notes Italian Florentine style featuring immense feathered hats worn in opera boxes. It highlights eye catching color contrasts and daring adornments on highborn Italian women, cautioning Americans about their intense scarlet dyes and complex beauty rituals.
A discussion of stocking colors notes a deep green shade in demand this summer and a bright blue shade called royal. The piece mentions matching with green suede and fancy colored leather shoes, asserting colors appear mainly in stil and are uncertain in other materials.
A devious sachet recipe blends lavender mint thyme cloves caraway and salt for scenting clothes. Another note prescribes a cauliflower and onion salad with Bermuda onions soaked in salt water, then arranged with florets for serving.
A description of a decorative summer hat features a pate blue Neapolitan centerpiece turned left with a crown bead of chiffon velvet in self tone and a shaded blue finish. The prose evokes a fashionable accessory note and design detail.
A young woman backed into a corner pleads for quiet as a man speaks of danger. Their exchange touches on secrecy and fear while he mentions a sleeping guardian and a dramatic vow about love beyond mere affection. The moment ends with her asking if she is truly the first girl she has loved deeply.
Thomas F. Ryan ran the Equitable and used a clipping bureau to boost readers. He demanded only favorable items be sent to him and reportedly received none for ten days, while critics joked about his self regard.
Dora and Core discuss a purchase of men’s shoes with Dora asking about the interest and Core hinting at a gray date with a husband, revealing a tense, vague exchange over an unusual bargain.
Announcement from Colorado Springs to Grand Junction notes over one million acres of Indian reservation land opening for settlement starting August 28, with dates and routes to the Grand Junction area for settlers. Booklet available with land rates and details. Aimed at encouraging migration and settlement across the region.
The excerpt argues mind versus body, claiming death is an illusion and genius is a matter of energy and control. It discusses the mind’s ability to substitute one servant for another while preserving its integrity, contrasting high intellect with imbecility as a matter of degree.
In Stoke Park near Guilford England an ancient oak stands as a yearly meeting point for missionaries. People drawn to mission work step forward amid a tradition seen across many lands as a pivotal moment in their lives.
A 19th century note recounts a pastor and his wife suffering violent vomiting linked to coffee. After stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee they claim the symptoms ceased and they gained relief. The account, attributed to Hamp of the Volum Company, claims a health improvement after switching beverages.
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