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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
12
The article argues wage boosts lag price rises and calls for reducing living costs through government action. It notes labor, economists, and officials seek remedial legislation, criticizes weak anti trust laws, and suggests stronger trust busting and cartels regulation to stabilize essential goods.
The Baltimore American notes profiteering as a grave crime and wonders how to restore normal prices. It calls this the era’s biggest challenge after Hercules level tasks, linking it to concerns over alcohol content in diets and the growing number of alcohol-chasers.
Louis Marshall notes Story and Warners early rise with Story becoming associate justice at 32 and James Kent’s fame from Blackstone and his Commentaries. John Marshall’s 1801 appointment at 46 and William Rawley’s late career revision of Pennsylvania code and views on secession reflect jurists whose powers ripened late or were marked by bold late work.
The Valdosta Times reports several southern lakes that dry up and refill through underground passages. Lake Octahatchee near Belleville Florida vanishes irregularly as subterranean supply ebbs and resurfaces, with millions of fish also vanishing and then returning. Other lakes cited include Lake Niccosukie Grassy Pond Hammock Lake and Lake Francis near Ocean Pond where water draws off then reappears through springs. The editor notes the mystery behind subterranean flows despite rainfall cues.
The Bath and Wells Bishop demands Rev Reginald Wynter of Taunton’s St Johns parish stop Catholic benediction and other non Book of Common Prayer services. Wardens refuse bishop’s visitation. case stalls six months awaiting the church’s supreme authority.
J. B. Watts, a longtime Texas lawman from San Antonio, is described as the oldest government sleuth on the Mexican border. Over about 25 years he patrolled the Rio Granite region, facing bandits and delivering justice by bringing many criminals to account.
Mrs Amanda Purt of Rolite Yew Philadelphia writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured her little girl's severe tickling cough after trying many remedies. The product soothes distressing coughing fits and helps with colds croup and whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
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