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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
12
Critics dispute whether Mrs. Eberlein’s rescue by Peruna was miraculous or due to natural factors. A commentator suggests she was weak and could not expel mucus, so Peruna aided coughing to remove phlegm, while others insist the remedy saved her life despite the lack of miracle.
Deputy Sheriff Yout and two youths Roy Thompson and Dan Reynolds were arrested in Cheyenne and taken to Golden Colorado for delinquency. Buried in local notices are loan offers from Mark A Chapman and a new drug company filing for Western Manufacturing Company.
Seventeen year old Avenea Papras was found dead in her room in Phillipsburg New Jersey by cousin James Papras a confectioner who lived there She was the daughter of Speron Papras of Chicago and had lived in town six weeks A cousin Frank Papras left for New York for Europe to enlist in the war against Turkey the gas jet in her room was found turned off
John Croghan, held in county jail for safekeeping, was released yesterday by Cheyenne police. He had arrived to pursue custody of his daughter Mia, amid concerns over his ability to care for her and her baby after a police court appearance requesting protection for his daughter.
There will be no meeting Friday December 6. The meeting and elections will be the third Friday of December by order of the president Bertha Myers.
M S Davis states his wife Fay Dovis has deserted him and that he will not be responsible for any debts she contracts or charges incurred after this date. Dated 1972.
The piece presents a lively notice about tonight's Eagles Dance at Eagles Hall and offers a mix of historical cautionary remarks about Alpine climbing and the virtues of enjoyable, interest tying physical activity as a hobby plus general encouragement of systematic exercise.
An anecdote from the San Francisco Argonaut recalls the Disraelis visiting Strathfieldsaye during the Duke of Wellington's era. In a bedroom scene Disraeli learns his wife and her maid are moving the bed so she can claim she slept between England's two greatest men.
A traditional patent medicine advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal laxative and health aid for all ages. It claims it prevents serious illness, relieves head aches nervousness and stomach issues, and reduces doctors bills. Endorsed by families in Wisconsin and Minnesota for infants to elders.
Washington notes a renewed push for pensions to ex presidents and widows. A newly found 1869 letter from Mrs. Lincoln in Frankfort Germany petitioned Congress for a yearly pension citing her health and finances after her husband’s death. The discovery in 1910 of this letter among House records highlights the ongoing pension debate.
An old advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a safe, tasty cleanser for children with coated tongues, stomach upset, or fevers. It claims to purify liver and bowels without harming children, lists fig senna ingredients, and urges mothers to keep it on hand with directions for all ages.
Report from New York details a physiology demonstration by Prof John Marlin on headless cats kept alive for up to twelve hours to study reflexes. Separate surgical advances cite bone transplantation progress with cold storage and use of a heel bone substitute in Bellevue and post graduate hospital cases.
London reports Britain plans to beat shipbuilding records by launching a new dreadnought within two months of keel laying and providing oil fuel provisions. Officials claim the vessel will be ready for service in one year, surpassing the original dreadnought.
Representative Joseph F Connell of Massachusetts announced in the House that Congress quickly adopted a resolution to give the Library of Congress possession of a letter from Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs Lincoln did not receive a pension until more than a year after the letter was written. Congress granted Mrs Lincoln three dollars a year by a special act on July 14, 1870.
A promotional offer invites readers to obtain a free sample of Syrup Pepsin by mailing address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell at 4106 Washington St., Monticello, Ill. The notice claims the product replaces pills and laxatives and guarantees results or refunds.
A London cloak-room attendant has invented a thief-proof umbrella that cannot be opened. A metal collar slips over the rib tips and locks by revolving three rings bearing the secret combination.
Advice on removing mildew from fabrics describes treating damp stained areas with soap and French chalk, then exposing to sunlight and repeating until spots disappear. It notes mildew is a vegetable growth or fungus that spreads quickly and is hard to remove, with flannel as a vulnerable fabric.
A 20th century German smoking shift is analyzed from 1807 to 1911. Cigarette use climbs from billions to over 12.4 billion annually, averaging about 620 per adult male smoker. Most purchases are cheap cigarettes under two pfennigs, with prices scaling to a small fraction of a mark.
Poetic compliment praising a steadfast temperament and unwavering devotion to a grand future. Emphasizes self-satisfaction in meeting a perfected lover whose temper remains tested and unshaken by lesser pursuits.
St Louis advice from Christchurch cathedral choirmaster Arthur Davis outlines seven guidelines for mothers to raise boys. Encourage boyhood, allow legitimate sport, channel stubbornness into achievement, instill cleanliness, promote physical health, honor, and independent thinking under guided supervision.
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