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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
8
An unfocused collage of columns and gossip items spans topics from marriages and wealth to legal notices and scientific curiosities. It mentions prominent names like Carnegie and Tonnie Crocker while touching on divorce, tenants, and a racing rumor, all in a brisk newspaper card style.
A farmer from near Trenton Missouri describes backache relief after using Doane Kidney Pills. He says persistent pain and inability to walk improved gradually and ultimately stopped, with pills sold by dealers or mailed for 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
The excerpt notes Australia lacks a unified tongue and highlights the linguistic diversity among Aboriginal groups, with many languages among the Bughs and related families. It compares the variety to India and suggests mastering one language unlocks others, reflecting early observations of multilinguality in Australia.
The Hon. William B Ridgely comptroller of the United States treasury urged bank clerks at the third annual banquet of the Baltimore chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks held at Heliodore Battle House. He advised many to leave banking if they could secure another good position.
A short reflective verse by Mar tuy Aurelia questions the purpose of human creation. The speaker critiques mere pleasure as a motive and asks what beings were made for beyond trivial enjoyments. The lines probe meaning and intention in life.
Special notice from Piney Flats touts Dodds Kidney Pills as fastest cure for rheumatism. Testimonial claims relief within two days, attributing pain disappearance to the pills and urging sufferers to try them. Mentions uric acid and kidney health helper claims. Also notes Passover festival reference and temple celebration.
The Garfeld report on Packers business methods faced severe criticism yet new scrutiny reveals many charges are unfounded. Officials defended figures and exposed errors from an Eastern magazine article asserting bank failures linked to beef price manipulation.
In a bitter wind the unnamed man in a fur coat hides beside a brick wall while a shadowed mansion hosts a tense rendezvous. A woman delivers jewels and a bag, then flees with him toward a waiting car before she turns back in anger and fear.
A garbled passage describes an assistant clawing a face during a bang and a bolt snapping shut. A car departs at high speed with a blaring horn and uncontrollable laughter, while a chaotic, possibly menacing atmosphere unfolds around a sewered or villainous setting.
When the family appetite balks try skipping meat for a few days and filling meals with fruit and greens such as grapes lettuce tomatoes and lemons. Grapefruit is praised for malaria resistance while pineapple aids throat health. Fig and dates at night are suggested as a bedtime snack. Avoid extremely cold foods and late sleeping to improve digestion and rest the system.
The Opinion notes US rail transport of mail cost 938.8 million in 1901, far exceeding global totals of 370 million. It argues freight and passenger rates fell abroad while express rates halve government charges, yet the Post Office keeps paying rail rates unchanged for thirty years, unlike other transport sectors.
The poem evokes a Red Star glimmering above a dream road as wandering figures follow a rosy torch. Names and scenes drift through a nightscape with gypsy imagery, a shaded doorway, and a sense of homeless joy. The Red Star repeats as a guiding light and motif.
A New York mayor, amid mockery and talk of danger, claims remarkable nerve and composure. He dismisses calls to ride a new ambulance, joking that the jokemakers of the American press do not scare him. The health commissioner’s request is declined.
A fragmentary account from Chamberlain South Dakota recounts a pupil Artow Bhe a meek native girl at an Indian school. Her statement about a cow doll contrasts with her mother’s reply. The passage ends with a note about a new baby being brought by the director.
The Chinese ambassador at Washington hall rented the late H H Goodell’s Bunset avenue residence for the summer. He will bring his family private secretary and a retinue of servants. He will spend a few weeks with Mr Goodell. His boyhood days were past in Ambertt and he is well remembered by older citizens.
Banker Samuel Bowles proposes establishing a modeling school in Rutland Vermont funded by a substantial endowment. The plan aims to train American sculptors with a substantial yearly stipend to support students and attract Vermont manufacturers to participate.
A column questions cream of tartar baking powders, noting a loaf made with Rochelle salt could exceed normal salt content. It cites Boston doctors opposing Rochelle salt health claims, advocates Calumet Baking Powder at twenty five cents per pound, and mentions a bold $1000 reward for any harmful substance in Calumet tested in bread.
A humorous remark from Helen Rowland's Digréssions of Polly notes that divorces are not caused by cold noses or burnt biscuits. instead many husbands are distracted by cooks busy with battercakes as wives kiss them.
Parle municipal laboratory studies soy bean cheese by Dr Vogel who creates a tasty nourishing pulp from Chinese soy beans. The findings suggest a pleasant taste and beneficial qualities in the cheese-like composition.
The long running Wetton family tenure in Crich Derbyshire continues as the late Jobe Were is remembered as the last holder with a de aténilant tradition to be carried on by his heir.
In many German cities women are seen sweeping streets on the way to the opera, continuing work even in blinding rain. The scene reflects daily labor as women perform municipal cleaning tasks during afternoon outings.
In a tense scene, a single operator controls the device by a toe touch button, limiting access and altering outcomes. Apolineila Weser whistles politics as the situation tightens, until being informed of the Cowell colt’s removal from play.
An Oakland woman recalls years of coffee related nerves and stomach trouble. After reading The Road to Wellville she quits coffee and starts Postum Food Coffee, reporting rapid improvement in energy, nerves, and digestion over weeks. She notes strength at a big public event and credits the book with changing her life.
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