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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
10
Mrs. C. West of Harrison New York praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health benefits and daily use. The advertisement emphasizes a trusted remedy for women and advertises numerous products from E Pinkham Medicines.
Professor Nasmyth of the University of Wyoming gave a recital at the gymnasium during teachers institute week in Cheyenne. The program featured mostly seventeenth and eighteenth century numbers with strong vocal and piano parts led by Mrs Nasmyth as accompanist.
A coroner inquest found the death of Dr Anna A Cole resulted from an automobile overturn northeast of Cheyenne. The accident occurred when a rock caused the rear wheel to strike, flipping the car. Cole died from suffocation as the vehicle crushed her. Wilcox, trapped beneath, crawled to summon help and she was removed to Early Undertaking Parlors for reporting to the coroner.
Announcement notes Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will speak at the Wyoming state fair in Douglas during the second week of September, but the travel itinerary released does not include a Wyoming stop even as Roosevelt will be in Colorado that week.
Samuel Spires, 58, found dead near a woodpile at 417 West Twelfth Street, murdered by suicide with a razor. Coroner's jury cites long illness and despondency over health as the cause. he had just secured a janitor job at a nearby high school. Survived by wife and three children.
The Wyoming Pythian Sisters in Thermopolis elect their officers for the coming year led by Past grand chief Mrs Susie Mangan Hanna and grand chief Mrs Mary Petterson Rock Springs. Other officers include grand senior Mrs Lydia Adamsky Cheyenne grand junior Mrs Helen Creagle Thermopolis grand mistress of records and correspondence Mrs Ruby Moyer Laramie grand mistress of finance Mrs Edith Trader Rock Springs grand manager Mrs Enema Cordiner Laramie grand promotor Ennis Henderghot Cheyenne grand guard Annie Lucas Cambria and supreme stive Mrs Clara Davia
An old advertisement urges thousands of men to quit tobacco claiming a “deadly drug” named nicotine causes fatal diseases. It promotes fake “geilo tablets” and urges readers to visit a store and take the tablets as directed, attributed to Dr Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Chicago market uneven with hogs $1 to $1.05 lower, receipts 25 000. cattle receipts 11 000, generally down 25 cents. heavy sows and veal calves noted. Sheep appear slow with lambs down. Omaha shows hogs $1 lower, cattle steady to good. Minneapolis grains listed with prices for corn, oats, flax.
Velvet tobacco is described as a Kentucky product aged slowly in wooden hogsheads. The piece emphasizes its origin in Kentucky, the careful upbringing of Velvet, and the belief that wooden ageing improves tobacco without harming quality.
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