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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
19
A local ad from the J Rosenblum Paint Company highlights its complete line of up to date wallpaper products for homes and businesses. The notice emphasizes availability and variety to attract customers seeking fresh interior designs.
The article cautions applying two thin coats, ensuring the first coat dries hard before the second. It warns against painting over peeling paint and urges scraping to bare wood, warns against substitutes for pure linseed oil, and stresses hiring competent painters despite higher costs. It also notes colors must withstand sunlight exposure and warns against rushing the job.
Washington April 5 Indicates point to unprecedented transcontinental motor traffic this season. American Automobile Association bureaus report frequent inquiries on road conditions routes and accommodations. A A A field editor A L Weatgard will oversee transcontinental travelers as maps and digests detailing daily runs hotels and essential facts are prepared for distribution.
G F Schwab cousin of Charles Schwab and his two sons with H T Morian arrived in Kemmerer Wyoming for a brief visit and to investigate the local oil situation. They plan a motor trip to the LaBarge and Big Piney fields and note samples from that district compare favorably to the Pine, Pa. field used for high grade lubricants.
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia describes a spring illness likened to influenza. He recalls trying many medicines before using Polley’s and Tar Compound and Honey and Tar, claiming it stopped coughing and relieved symptoms.
Increased individual buying power drives the largest spring demand for motor cars in history. Nash Motors executive Charles Voorhis notes many sales involve no trade in, indicating first-time buyers. He cites favorable wages, low living costs, and relaxed credit as factors boosting auto purchases this spring.
A three month old baby from a motherless family of six has been placed in a home after an appeal in the State Leader. The Au Halian family offers refuge though lacking clothing for the infant and donations of infant wear are requested by telephone. Seven responses came from interested parties, but one home has been secured. The article notes a separate curiosity about sound conduction underwater.
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