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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
15
A misread advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for bronchitis and pneumonia. It claims to clear arteries, invigorate blood, calm nerves, and restore health with a tonic herbal formula. The piece touts pleasant taste and safe use for sensitive stomachs, claiming overall body improvement.
A district messenger on Namau Street tumbled after tripping on an obstruction and slick asphalt. His frantic slide down a grade on Cedar Street left him scraped and bruised, his blue uniform torn, yet he quipped a wry line as a bystander offered help and the latest edition was handed to him.
Uncle Bob advocates careful garden planning with north south rows and a hand tools approach. He suggests sowing lettuce radishes beets carrots and turnips in spare corners and notes timing for peas cabbage and fall plantings amid a reflective Memorial Day poem about friends and aging.
A Belknap county farmer at the New Hampshire state grange session visited Commissioner Julie F Trask in the state house. He admired a portrait of ex Governor Charles Bustel, noting with a strong compliment that Bustel “has got a mighty fine physic.”
Gardening tips praise asparagus as hardy early spring crop and advise high cultivation and manure for best yields. The piece also notes planting radish seeds in the same row for a quick extra dividend and stresses Memorial Day reflections on civic duty and public good over private gain.
A garbled OCR page advertises assorted items and cautions. It mentions Defiance Starch, monocles, and Japanese chopsticks, with scattered lines about cigars, German army uniforms, and debt dangers. The text is fragmented but preserves references to brands, products, and moral warnings.
A garbled mixture of phrases references to quotations by Samuel Smiles and advice snippets. It mentions Defiance Cold Water Starch for housekeepers and a humorous note about a woman examining hair on a coat, with vague allusions to footwear and sensible fontwear.
Remarkable letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female complaints. Mrs Holmes reports backache and womb trouble relieved after use. Mrs Cotrley and Mrs Pane share similar recovery from menstrual and ovarian issues. Addresses free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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