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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
3
A jumbled OCR page from Natrona County Tribune mixes stray phrases about society and politics across nations Japan Sweden Norway and Germany language shifts and odd anecdotes. It references a police real estate payoffs media sloppiness and political figures while drifting through diverse topics with unclear connections.
A long survey of lavish steam yachts and racing schooners shows the vast costs of ownership. It details crew salaries, provisioning, entertaining guests, ship maintenance, and dockside expenses, with examples from Corsair Aphrodite Aphrodite and other vessels. The piece compares outlays across yachts, fittings, and voyages, underscoring extravagant wealth and the high price of maritime leisure.
A historic advise piece recommends hot water washes and grinding grindelia as the cure for ivy and poison oak symptoms. It claims preventing spread and drying the area quickly, applying grindelia after the skin dries, to curb intense itching and swelling.
A fragment notes four lacs of sicca rupees, about $147,138, paid annually by the British Indian government. This annual payment results from the 1808 treaty in which France ceded exclusive rights to purchase goods from remaining French possessions in India.
The United States bureau of forestry launches three planting projects this season. Fifty thousand trees at Pike's Peak Reserve, 200,000 along the Delaware and Hudson line, and a similar effort with Northern Pacific, aim to conserve water and support railroad crofades. Maps for southern New Hampshire forests will show timber land and roads, planning to cover 4,000 acres. The programs seek better pulpwood and firewood production, plus a statewide forest policy. An initial 5,000 trees have been planted on California's San Gabriel slopes to protect irrigation water.
The Milwaukee Free Press notes Munich as the world’s beer capital with about 9000 breweries in Bavaria and Munich producing around 7,000,000 gallons yearly. It cites 700,000 barrels consumed in the city, 2 barrels per person, and the Hofbrau as a royal institution funding the king’s coffers. It recalls 1150 as early brewing records and Grant’s visit praising Munich beer.
A jumble of poems about love and desire contrasts with a New York tale of three boys on a suburban bus trip. The menacing question of paying to enter the ground and a whispered motive of a boy seeking money adds a streetwise mood to the clipping.
The railway manager’s clerks who work the traveling posts running into New York began a lodging house at 26 Veney Street. It’s maintained for $12 a year for each of 700 clerks at the New York end of their run. The note hints at a costly, murky setup.
A historical warning notes Calumet Baking Powder may contain Rochelle salts and other cathartic agents. The notice asserts public health risks with high quantities and mentions a reaction to a czarbiisus price and public sale context. It highlights dangerous laxative components in the powder.
A critique by William Dean Howells urging readers to reject immoral novels that flatter passions and undermine ethics. He argues such works poison morals, undermine perseverance, and dull the reader to plain industry and reality.
The city of Leipale hosts a renowned German book publishing exchange with 374 members and 2914 firms filling orders. Leipsic boasts one of Germanys most celebrated universities and famed immune schools and concert halls attracting many Americans studying there.
Middlesex July 3 special reports Mrs Besey A Clawson of this town credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing her inflammatory rheumatism after five years of disability. She says after taking the medicine she could perform household tasks again, even digging potatoes and tending her garden, and notes relief from uric acid in her blood.
A fragmented excerpt from a Young Man piece notes a youth as an exception not waiting for something. The text hints at a theme of inherent insight versus learned instruction, with garbled wording and missing context.
The excerpt appears as a fragmented wartime text referencing prisoners of war and the harms they suffer. It mentions Morocco harm and beaded falls in a cryptic, poetic style with scattered names and phrases.
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