25 Feb 1883
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1883
Page
1
In advance rates for daily and weekly ads are listed. Costs vary by length and insertions with per line charges and monthly, six month, and yearly options. Local notices have separate per line rates and conditions.
A fragmented list names several territorial officials and staff roles including treasurer, mining engineer, stenographer, and instruction leaders. Readable segments mention Juntlse James B. J. and F. Magle among others with roles such as public instruction and treasurer F. E. Warren.
An 19th century notice promises refunds exceeding one hundred dollars for every case of nominal weak private disease treated by Dr Wagner. The offer targets men and youths with nocturnal symptoms and related afflictions, urging individuals to seek treatment to “answer humanity” through guaranteed outcomes and public health care assurances.
The advertisement touts Brown's Trow Brers as a remedy for severe dyspepsia and general debility. It claims to strengthen muscles and nerves, enrich the blood, overcome weakness and wakefulness, and ward off chills fevers and malarial poison.
In a hazy drawing room tale Martin Ellerslie battles a stubborn heart and social pressure. He contemplates marrying for appearances while Fanny Clow and Panzy Clow circle, leading to awkward revelations and a dramatic, unsettled night.
The piece traces door knob history from wooden and cast iron forms to clay and mineral types. It notes 15th to 19th century shifts, kiln outcomes, and a 1874 era move to pressed bronze techniques with nickel and silver inlays, highlighting beauty and craft in hardware.
A fragment from Mee York Herald describes Italian immigrants living in rough conditions and sharing bread and cheese with little bacon. It notes their tendency to gather for meals, save money by hiding earnings, and plan to return to Italy, with schemes to obtain loans and escape high interest while working the country during busy seasons.
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