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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1910

Page

13

Wyoming Greatest Ship Of Its Class A Six Masted Cargo Vessel

A Philadelphia Commercial Museum exhibit highlights the six masted schooner Wyoming as a—potential future freight carrier. The 329 foot long vessel, launched in Bath Maine, displaced earlier steel ships in capacity with 8730 tons gross register and featured modern gear, costing about 190000 dollars.

Eald Commercial Museum Philadelphia Wyoming William L. Douglas Boston Addie Brooks B. B. Brooks Bath Baltimore America Henry Weller Mejne United States Maritime Works Lyman M. Law Atlantic Delaware Chesapeake New England Aise Thomins W. Lawson Lawson Steel

Why Liquor Treatment Should Be Taken

Opinion piece extols Neal Institute programs in Omaha and Grand Island Nebraska claiming three day alcohol cures without hypodermics. It presents success stories of hundreds cured and urges broader use despite limited medical validation.

Neal Omaha Nebr Neal Institute Nima Grand Island Bond Neal Snall

Sunset Magazine highlights San Francisco as Panama Expo focus

The December issue centers on San Francisco as the Panama Exposition City with Rufus Steele's feature and four color illustrations. Governor Gillette Homer King and Robert E Connolly contribute other notable pieces, promising a standout issue for readers interested in current events and the expo.

San Franciseco Rufus Steele Sunset Magazine Gillett Homer King Robert E. Connolly Mr. Steele

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills for Rheumatism Cure

The text asserts rheumatism is a constitutional blood acid condition and that only correcting this with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills can provide a radical permanent cure. It claims lotions offer only temporary relief by loosening symptoms, while Hood's addresses digestion absorption and elimination defects.

Hood

Trans-Atlantic balloon trip planned after Boston route

Atlantic City reports a second cross Atlantic attempt by dirigible after the Boston to Washington voyage. Charles J. Glidden's Aerial Navigation Co aims to launch passenger service, with Melvin Vaniman set to start in Boston. The firm says the next flight will prove Europe-by-Air is feasible and will not halt intercity service.

Atlantic City Atlantic Ocean Boston-to-Washington Charles J. Gliddén Aerial Navigation Company Melvin Vaniman Boston Paine Mid

C. A. C. Dance Postponed to December 3, 1910

NOTIOR announces that the C. A. C. Dance scheduled for Friday night is postponed to Saturday evening December 3, 1910. Those with invitations will be governed accordingly, committee.

Woodman of the World elects officers for coming year

At Thursday evening’s Woodman of the World meeting officers for the ensuing year were elected: Coup commander Jon McDonald adviser lieutenant Anthony Ries banker W A Winnan clerk M H Glennon escort Robert Cook secretary David Smith watch man James Goodwin manager Charles J Stevens. They will be installed at the first Thursday in January meeting.

O. W Woodman of the World Jon McDonald Anthony Ries W. A. Winnan MH. C. Glennon Eacort Robert Cook Settry David Smith James Goodwin Charles J. Stevens

Infant finger severed in accidental scissors incident

In Upper Banduaky Ohio on December 2 Mia Job Ssmith held her 6 month old daughter as another child reportedly playing with scissors severed the infant's finger. Local authorities are investigating the mishap and no serious injuries were reported.

Mia Job Ssmith

World Free of Disease Seen Possible by Flexner

At a Columbia lecture Dr. Simon Flexner says complete elimination of disease may come eventually though not in our time. He notes progress tracing illness to its sources and eradicating smallpox typhus and yellow fever, with sanitation and hygiene reducing dangers and extending life expectancy. He foresees a future where malignant bacilli are destroyed and a disease free world could dawn.

Columbia University New York City Simon Flexner Rokefeller Institute For Medical Research

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Panama Expo Capitol Avenue Theatre CDW F. Stanle Ray Comstock Jefferson D' Angelis PO i Joseph Herbert Music BY Reginald DeKoven W. F. Daiber & Bros
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