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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
5
A Pittsburgh reader recounts critics arguing over whether Peruna explains Mrs. Eberlein’s rescue from apparent death. One theory cites temporary weakness and mucus buildup, with Peruna aiding coughing to expel phlegm, while others acknowledge life saved by timely intervention.
Local ad notes Miller's at 1709 Carey Ave offers correct watch repairing and adjusting with moderate prices and high grade work. Mentions youths sent to reform school after local arrests and a range of small city notices including new business, marriage licenses, and a Cheyenne minister's death.
Seventeen year old Avenea Papras a Greek girl living with cousin James Papras in Phillipsburg N J was found dead in bed this morning The death appears linked to a gas jet left on she had come to the town six weeks ago from Chicago to be with Speron Papras her father Meanwhile cousin Frank Papras left for New York last night intending to sail for Europe and enlist as a volunteer in the war against Turkey
Cheyenne police freed John Croghan who had been held in the county jail for safe keeping. He had come to locate and take Mia, Nellie Dobbins, and her baby, asked for custody, and claimed liquor influence. his daughter sought police protection.
There will be no meeting Friday December 6. The meeting and elections will be held on the third Friday of December by order of the president Bertha Myers.
M. S. Davis announces Fay Dovis has deserted him and states he will not be responsible for her debts or charges. The notice is dated 1972.
Advice to Alpine climbers and a historical note on mountaineering highlight a column urging balanced activity. The piece cites 19th century views on Mount Blanc ascents and praises play and hobby games as enjoyable exercise while acknowledging the value of systematic activity.
The Disraelis stayed at Strathfieldsaye during the era of the Duke of Wellington. In the bedroom Disraeli found his wife and her maid moving the bed. She explained the plan saying the duke slept on the wall side, and she hoped to prove she had slept between two great men in England.
A promotional note touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a universal laxative remedy for all ages. It claims prevention of serious illness, relief for headaches and nervousness, and savings on doctor bills. Endorsed by several American households, it emphasizes safety for infants to the elderly.
Washington December 3 An article notes support for pensions to ex presidents and widows. It highlights a recovered letter by Mrs Lincoln from Frankfort Germany in 1869 asking Congress for a pension due to poor finances and health after her husband’s death. The second letter details her plight and request.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to test their child’s tongue for coating and to use Syrup of Figs with senna to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It touts a delicious taste safe for children and claims others are harmful. It directs readers to ask the druggist for the official Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co.
A New York exhibition at Cornell College showcases headless cats kept alive for up to about twelve hours to study reflexes, presented by Prof John Marlin. The event highlights rapid advances in surgical science, including bone transplantation techniques and cold storage for future use.
London reports Britain plans to surpass battleship construction records with a new dreadnought to launch within five months of keel laying and enter service in one year. Portsmouth buzzed as authorities announced rapid development following the Iron Duke. The vessel will use oil fuel and feature enhanced armor, signaling a major leap from prior designs.
Representative Joseph F Connell of Massachusetts announced in the House that the resolution to give the Library of Congress possession of Mrs Lincoln s letter was adopted with no delay. Mrs Lincoln did not receive a pension from Congress until more than a year after the letter was written. Congress granted Mrs Lincoln 3.00 a year by a special act on July 14 1870.
A drug store bottle costs fifty cents or one dollar with the larger size urged as more economical. The ad promotes Syrup Pepamn and urges readers to send their address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell for a free trial sample, claiming guaranteed results or money back.
A London cloak-room attendant devised a thief-proof umbrella locked by a metal collar that slides over rib-tips and fastens with three revolving rings bearing a secret letter and numeral combination. The device prevents opening until the correct combination is used.
Guidance on removing mildew from fabrics describes treating damp areas with soap, applying powdered French chalk, and exposing to sunshine. Repeats the process until spots disappear, noting mildew as a vegetable growth and a difficult fungus to eradicate.
An analysis notes Germans increasingly favor cigarettes over pipes with 1907 to 1911 data. About 20 million adult male smokers average 620 cigarettes yearly, purchasing mostly cheap brands at under 12 pfennige each. Total estimated expenditure around 360 million marks.
A quoted Emerson praise extols a steadfast temperament shaped by trials. It lauds a man in deep, enduring affection for a grand future, asserting his focus cannot be drawn to lesser aims.
Saint Louis mothers receive seven tips from Arthur Davis choirmaster at Christchurch Cathedral on shaping boys. Let boys be boys, avoid cramming religion, permit sports, channel stubborn traits, instill cleanliness, honor, and allow independent thought under supervision.
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