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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
6
A vivid serialized warning about trailing skirts spreading tuberculosis describes a floor rug, dusty rooms, and a pregnant woman falling ill. The piece warns that long garments and indoor dust contribute to disease spread, urging cleaner homes and safer dress to protect families and servants from infection.
A late 19th century health bulletin links rising heart disease to sedentary life, poor diet, tobacco use, and lack of exercise. It notes widespread public and political neglect, with pneumonia and typhoid deaths receded to heart failure as a major killer.
A fragmented recipe list outlines wholesome vegetable soup and scalloped potatoes. It includes steps for simmering vegetables in water with carrots onions celery and potatoes, plus a dressing and a tomato sauce macaron with tomato sauce suggestions and a fig pudding dessert recipe.
A fragment describes echo counting tricks to estimate distance and a range of storytelling games. It outlines rules for an echo timing exercise, word-based storytelling, and group parlor games with props, hops, and center-spot challenges. It mentions players naming characters and reacting to echoes and penalties.
A group plays a story game where each participant adds one noun in sequence. Narrators read aloud the collected words while players guess authorship. The narrative mentions dogs, horses, a girl, a dragon, flags and a cigarette among favored items, with a memory tied to a photograph and a heroine.
A Japanese game popular with adults and children uses two part cards for one hundred proverbs. Each proverb is split into a first and second half printed on detachable cards. The host reads halves aloud sequentially, building familiar sayings as players listen and guess the missing halves.
The piece explains military insignia and rank markings in the United States Army. It lists general to captain insignia such as silver stars, leaves, and bars, explaining what each emblem signifies and where it appears on collars, sleeves, or straps. It also notes vivid imagery from a cloak, lash, and bright helmet within the narrative.
Step by step guide describes making a small raft style canoe from two foot by three foot grocery boxes, tar and canvas coverings, and wooden supports. It explains caulking, sealing, and buoyancy sketches, adding cans for buoyancy, boards, wire fasteners, and tar to waterproof the exterior.
An Albany resident recounts recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Pink Pills, saying symptoms began four years prior with knee numbness and unsteady gait. He reports improved circulation, regained leg control, and now works despite earlier severe weakness, urging others to seek the pills at drugstores.
Long testimonial from B F Movs of Galneuville Texas describing thirty years of painful ulcer and eruption relief after using Cuticura Soap, Treatment and Pills. He says symptoms eased from the first use and credit is given to the products for curing him in six months. The letter invites others to try the regimen. The piece also notes Britain’s bellringing fraternity calling the exercise the profession.
A fragmented article discusses railroads shaping freight rates to balance competition, benefit producers and communities, and use mutual concessions for mutual gain. It notes US rates lower than Europe and Australia due to self-regulation and strategic pricing while hinting at other unrelated notes about Mother Gray’s powders and generic hard luck lines.
A fragment notes a term waver of age described by the Suances in relation to Caiatrh and Weinklen, suggesting an archaic phrasing or debated condition without clear context or resolution. The readable portion hints at a discussion of intractable illness or status and potential recognition or exemption by a governing body.
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