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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
2
Mrs C West of Harrison New York extols E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health aid for women. The testimonial notes the product’s long-standing reputation and suggests continued use for vitality and relief. The ad references the brand and urges readers to obtain the remedy.
Professor Nasmyth of the University of Wyoming presented a recital at the gymnasium as part of teachers institute week in Cheyenne. The program featured seventeenth and eighteenth century pieces and included "Victorious Victorious" and "Mother o’ Mine" with Mrs Nasmyth as accompanist. Nasmyth’s rich lyric baritone and good diction drew praise.
Dr Anna A Cale was crushed when her car rolled after hitting a rock in bad weather. The driver Wilcox crawled free, dragged her from beneath, and attempted revival before the body was taken to Cheyenne for a coroner's inquest. The jury ruled the death accidental.
Announcement states Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will speak at the Wyoming state fair in Douglas during the second week of September, though the travel itinerary does not include a Wyoming stop and places Roosevelt in Colorado that week.
Samuel Spires of 417 West Twelfth Street was found dead near a woodpile with a razor in his hand. The coroner's jury ruled death by suicide caused by depression from ill health and financial losses. He had recently started a janitor job at a high school. He left behind a wife and three children.
The Wyoming Pythian Sisters in Thermopolis elect officers for the coming year led by past grand chief Mrs Susie Mangan. Grand chief Mrs Mary Petterson from Rock Springs and grand senior Mrs Lydia Adamsky of Cheyenne are named along with grand junior Mrs Helen Creagle Therihopolis and others including grand mistress of records Mrs Ruby Moyer Laramie and grand mistress of finance Mrs Edith Trader Rock Springs. The slate also lists grandmanager Mrs Enema Cordiner Laramie grand promotor Ennis Henderghot Cheyenne and grand guard Annie Lucas Cambria.
Eight men and a physician advocate quitting tobacco citing fatal disease risks. The unsigned, informal piece urges readers to visit a store for nicotine relief tablets and follow directions to break the habit, claiming immediate health benefits.
Chicago and Omaha markets show cattle hogs and sheep with broadly lower quotes. Hog receipts around 25 000 in Chicago with lean heavy weights and sow values mixed. cattle receipts about 11 000 with uneven lower killing grades. sheep around 74 000 with lambs down and market slow. Minneapolis notes barley rye and grain prices with small changes.
Velvet hails from Kentucky where it is aged in wooden hogsheads for slow natural ageing. The process, common to the region, enhances its friendly qualities and smooth tobacco character. The aged tobacco is celebrated as the key to Velvet’s distinct profile.
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