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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1887
Page
2
The Cheyenne Daily Loader from June 29 1887 lists advertising rates per line for local notices and transient ads. It details subscription prices via carrier mail and periodical terms, with editor Mo F Carroll noted.
A Denver Republication editorial argues the Republican Party must back Sparks land policy against land grabbers in Western lands. It asserts occupation of public domains by cattle and railroad interests and warns opposing him would boost Democratic gains next year.
James G Blaine spoke at the Savage Club in London on tariffs noting that English interest in the American market underpins protection. He cites Irish famine and European wars as factors that boosted US prosperity since 1846 and points to California gold and global conflict as drivers of trade.
A collage of 19th century clippings touching politics and curiosities. Notes compare Darwin’s era rivals to Fairchild, Keifer’s backing of Sherman, and Blaine hopes. Includes King Leopold gift, Treasury’s first female employee Miss Jeanette L Douglass, and a Chicago Journal note on a vanished woman.
The readable lines show a poetic meditation on mood and soul with archaic phrasing. Names appear briefly as George C. Deagdon, suggesting a literary fragment rather than a clear news item or event.
The text extols Boschee's German Syrup as a universal cure for coughs colds and lung obstructions. It claims clogged air passages cause poor breathing and asserts the syrup sells for 75 cents a bottle and will surely help even when other remedies fail.
A Bed springs fire escape uses four seven foot springs joined by clamps forming a thirty foot length when extended from a window. Rungs on the outside are fifteen inches apart creating a strong ladder for descent from a window.
Mr Geo V Willing of Manchester Michigan reports his wife was nearly helpless for five years but after using two bottles of Electric Bitters she can now turn and do her own work. The ad cites hundreds of testimonials praising the remedy and notes the price as fifty cents per bottle at W N Hunt’s store.
Local notice lists wraps jackets and Moore warranty deeds available at the Leader office. Readers are informed of the sale items and the office location for inquiries and purchase.
A well known athlete discusses health as applied to humanity, noting that dietary advice varies by constitution and what is harmless for one individual may be harmful to another. He lists foods easy or hard to digest, and stresses moderation, open air exercise, sleep, cleanliness, and a sound conscience as keys to health.
The text cites Edward Everett Hale urging study of human nature through schoolmastering, then contrasts with journalism as a broader, lifelike field. It quotes a New York Tribune view on life learning via reporting, plus a Moorish mass of garbled remarks about German royalty and poultry medicine ends with an ad for Simmons Liver Regulator.
A medical ad offers free consultation and thorough examination for genito-urinary complaints with emphasis on remedies and restorative work. It cites frequent evacuations and burning sensations and directs readers to the Denver Daily News and Tribune-Republican for the full notice.
Testimonial claims Cuticura resolves vitiated blood and scrofulous humors with internal Resolvent and external Soap. Advert promotes Cure book and pamphlet, cites cases from Pennsylvania to New Orleans, notes prices for Cuticura products and Potter Drug & Chemical Co. as publisher.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Anti Pain Plaster Infallible for back ache kidney pains and related soreness and lameness claiming relief in one minute with a simple application. The copy emphasizes quick efficacy and includes promotional language common to patent medicines.
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