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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1887
Page
2
The readable portion reflects a newspaper ledger style with rates for advertising and subscriptions. It mentions per line pricing, discounts, and delivery options. The fragmentary source also references a person named F P Hammoole as editor with notes on monthly and annual terms.
The Laramie Boomerang voices strong support for forming a Cheyenne board of trade saying unity and concerted action will attract capital and yield wonders. It notes harmony in Cheyenne and compares regional ties with Denver and Laramie while outlining proposed railroad project terms and costs.
Currenny Lorawie Wyv. board met to review a road report for a parcel crossing Perguaen street to the United States military reservation. Viewers named as appraisers were Philip Dater J W Hammon and G Hay. A hearing date June 21 was set with parties to present objections in writing.
The report shows allowed claims and warrants drawn for various witness fees and mileage in district and county courts. Names include J J Steffin J P Dutusun RB Sanders Jessie Lockwood Frookie Bot Willis Sunw Philip Watem O P Hudulen Henry Kittertinn John Owens Adin M Marin and others. The document certifies the board of county commissioners meeting and payment totals dated June 21 1887.
A quirky tip lists Bond's Sara parilla as a remedy for tiredness while praising appetite and health. It also advertises the city’s finest strawberries available at Tueslee's for the day.
An OCR fragment advertises a Lawn Dress Pattern offered with every $3 purchase and promotes Mr. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. It also mentions various tonics and remedies, a Druggist Dr W N Hunt, and a shop at a corner location selling cigars and spring and summer fabrics.
The article describes arsenic consumption in lower Austria and nearby regions as a practice among peasants to appear healthier. It details methods of intake, dangers, and fatal outcomes, noting long running use by individuals and families and warning of progressive poisoning when doses rise or stop. It also touches on other narcotic and poison habits in various regions.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Dr Wagner offering examination and treatment for seminal weakness and related urinary issues. It notes symptoms such as painful voiding, sediment in urine, and dark discoloration, urging readers to consult for diagnosis and therapy at a price.
An unsigned testimonial from Leechburg Pennsylvania praises Curicura Remedies for curing severe blood poisoning and scrofula linked to erysipelas after other physicians failed. Includes endorsements from druggists Frank T. Wray and Taylor & Taylor and notes topical use of Cuticura Soap with internal Resolvent as effective.
A distressed patient seeks relief through various remedies including a cathartic injection and laxatives. After periods of brief solace the patient continues to struggle with severe symptoms and seeks ongoing care and natural remedies.
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