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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented page lists remedies for constipation and appendicitis with Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup and liver stimulant claims. It advertises children's bearskin coats, early risers pills, and various dry goods including skirting and silver polish. It also mentions Palmer's Cafe counts in pints and quarts and subscription notices for the Leader.
The 75 year old Cincinnati magnate known as Governor Robinson eloped with nurse Maude Logan 50 years his junior. The ceremony took place in a Robinson circus car at Clarksville Tennessee, with relatives unsuccessfully attempting to stop it.
Paris September reports Mary Garden may become a princess. The operatic star, linked to Prince Mavrocordato, says she has not decided on marriage though he plans to visit America in January. He is noted for vast wealth and Paris society presence.
Ault Colorado prepares for the fourth annual carnival on Sept 30. Queen chosen, floats ready, free barbecue and potato roast arranged. Races include ponies bronchos and novelty events with contest entries and prizes. Agricultural exhibits and stock show draw irrigation debate while area shipments highlight the town’s growth and potato and wheat output.
A Batesville Indiana man, A J Nusbaum, reports lasting relief from a severe summer cold and hay fever after using Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package. His wife also benefited, with the same remedy praised for quick cure and broad relief. Public notices include Seventh Day Adventist church services at 2:30 pm in the Presbyterian chapel and a sermon titled The Remnant People of God. Wood's Liver Medicine advertised for malaria and bilious symptoms, with a palace pharmacy pitch and price notes. A new Ladies and Misses sweaters line at WM Myers Dry Goods Co and sterling bon bon dishes priced from 5.40 at Mureblson Jewelry.
Denver reports detail the death of Birdie McSweeney of Laramie a 30 year old woman described as refined who collapsed after visiting a drug store on Welton Street. Coroner investigates possible cause while neighbors and acquaintances provide mixed testimony about her life and condition.
The notice lists high cash prices for ranges heating stoves at the northwest corner of Eddy and Sixteenth Streets by Fred Bohnstedt. It promotes ManZan Pile Renety for piles with first application relief and Guar. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co offers watches for $1.00 in two makes. Murchison Jewelry Co advertises $0.50 each LADIRG batins, and WM Myers Dry Goods Co markets leading colonial goods.
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