15 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
A column of era style recipes notes vegetable soup with simple peas carrots and tomatoes, Scalloped Potatoes, Macaroni With Tomato Sauce, and a light dessert menu. It lists steps for soup, creamed fly pudding, chopped cabbage dressed with cream, and a lemon flavored corn starch sauce. The tone recalls home cooking guidance with basic pantry ingredients and stepwise methods.
A long readable passage surveys playful echoes and parlour games. It recounts how echoes reveal distance and time, then shifts to descriptions of street and party games like the Hop Over and spirit of chivalry themes. The piece touches on nocturnal bird flights and a Japanese proverb game for families and children.
Players write nouns on paper and read aloud in turn to guess authorship. Nouns include boy favorited horse wood girl dragon cigarette photograph prize ring. A dazing girl tours a horse and dragon prop while a hero figure from fiction provides a tie in.
The text discusses badges and insignia worn on collars or sleeves such as eagles and stars, detailing what symbols indicate rank from lieutenant to general. It notes the U S army insignia and offers a memory test to match emblems to ranks like one silver star for lieutenant or two for major, and a silver eagle for colonel, with other symbols for brigadier general and general officers.
Fragmentary OCR shows disjointed phrases about a bright soldier, a cloaked figure, a whip, money owed, glue men, Ella, a bright bum, a small arch over a toad, odd words, and a plump baby, yielding no coherent news item or event.
Instructions from the Montreal Herald describing a cheap home made canoe built from boxes and tins. The design uses empty cans, wooden boards, tar, canvas, and wire to form a buoyant craft. Final notes claim it costs about $100 and should be safe for a boy on a lake or river.
Albany man James Watkins credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing locomotor ataxia after years of stiffness, weakness, and falls. He reports rapid improvement after six boxes, noting better circulation and regained leg control, though some calf numbness remains. Pills available at drug stores.
An essay arguing that individuals act only from selfish motives, claiming every action is driven by personal desire. The text suggests people continually prioritize what they want, revealing a pervasive self-centered impulse behind daily behavior.
Patient from Lampsville Texas testifies to relief from longstanding ulcers and leg eruption after using Cutifeure Soap Ointment and Pill. Claims pain ended in six months and credits first use with improvement, urging others suffering as he did to try the remedies.
The fraternity of bellringers, known in Britain as the exercise, is described as a dramatic profession. A bellringer speaks of being a member of the exercise, highlighting the craft and identity within the guild.
The article discusses railroad rate setting as a strategic game where managers study moves to balance benefits for producers shippers and communities. It argues railroads in the United States use mutual concessions to keep freight rates comparatively low and competitive against government systems abroad.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray powders for children and a cure for various ailments. It mentions remedies for teething discomfort, stomach issues, and irritations. The text references locations in New York and promotional claims framed as a medical cure. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
A fragment from a 20th century page notes aging as incurable yet hints at relief methods. It references a term likened to waves of old age described by Japanese imagery, suggesting a poetic framing of deterioration and protection of health.
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