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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1887
Page
2
The Learn newspaper announces new exclusive management under Dany Leape with a pledge to serve readers as a live broad minded paper. It vows democratic yet balanced editorials, striving for honesty, enterprise, and reader respect while resuming operations after two years.
Mason GiardKke will stay with The Leaves until July 10 to close the business of the institution, ending a six month period of operation.
The piece notes a management change and reversion to the paper’s historic title The Curyense Dairy Leapen. It argues the name is distinctive and names the publishing tower, while criticizing partisan politics in papers and predicting the Cheyenne & Northern’s growth into a vast network reaching Montana and the Gulf, linking Denver and New Orleans.
The Kansas City Times cites Dr. Holcombe Kansas state veterinarian that Santa Fe would extend the northern branch to the Colorado line and from there to Cheyenne. The route follows a northern direction to Des Moines and Minneapolis before curving west to Denver and a branch to Denver, aiming to lap northern Kansas.
Washington Cor Courier-Journal reports a defense of bloodhounds against the trope of their use on runaway slaves. It traces false beliefs to Civil War era stories, notes common hounds’ roles in hunting deer and boar, and recounts a failed Louisiana importation experiment that ended after bears attacked the dogs.
The Prince of Wales and Princess Maud of Wales visit London’s King Cross, where a chocolate vending box draws interest and a lighthearted scene leads to humorous exchanges as spectators react to royal presence and a coin mishap.
A 19th century note claims inmates of the Turkish sultan's harem were vaccinated using a perforated screen with 159 arms treated by an Italian surgeon. A Boston reader mocks cotton stockings and recommends barefooting citing rheumatic risk. The piece pitches Hood's Sarsaparilla and Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children.
London News surveys how novelists compose works like Pendennis Bleak House and Vanity Fair noting that ideas seem to come from unseen sources beyond the writer. It cites pen spirits, character beginnings, and backtracking from dramatic premises to craft plots, with examples from Thackeray Dickens and Gautier.
The Temple of Zion rises within a ten acre walled precinct containing the tabernacle and endowment house. It blends Solomon’s design with symbols of suns moons and stars. With nine foot thick foundations and six window tiers including circular Eyes of God it may cost five million dollars and finish in about a year.
The great temple of Karnak in Thebes Egypt preserves the oldest botanical work. It is sculptured on the walls with plants from campaigns in Arabia. Leaves and illustrations align with modern botanical ideas. Also mentioned is a paper by G F Wright on the Muir Glacier in Alaska noting a 6000 feet wide stream and a 40 feet daily advance.
An advertisement by Dr. Wagner in the Denver Daily News Tribune-Republcan promises cures for seminal weakness with a guaranteed refund of $100 per case and offers a free initial examination and advice for 85.00. Read requests address at 00 Larimer street Denver Colorado.
A testimonial letter from Apollo Pennsylvania and others touts Cuticura Remedies as permanently curing severe blood poison and erysipelas, with sworn affirmations of dramatic prior illness and complete recovery. It promotes five bottle success stories and urges readers to request pamphlets and try the products, listing prices and the Potter Drug and Chemical Co. Boston Mass.
An advertisement notes relief from back ache kidney pains weakness soreness and lameness with the QCuttoura Anti Pain Plaster from Lofalli promising money back if not satisfied.
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