Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured Me Says Mrs Hinton
A 1912 testimonial from Mrs Rieko Hinton describes severe finger sores that stung and bled after soap contact, keeping her awake. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment for a full recovery and smooth skin, noting she tried many remedies before success. The ad promotes Cuticura products for skin care, dandruff, and shaving, with samples and a Boston address.
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Rieko Hinton
Akio
Cuticura
Dept. 'T
Boston
Local notices and incidents headline reel
City news items report watch repair shop Miller s at 1709 Carey Ave returning to Torrington and attorney Reid s return home. Bank statements sought by state examiner. Federal land office applications filed by Willis Flora and Edith Francis. Elizabeth Doody recovered from appendicitis and returned home. Local youths caught shoplifting at Noah s Ark. Ellerton case proceedings continue with Mrs Ellerton testifying. Snow storm disrupts Union Pacific trains across western state. State humane officer H C Kerr ill with ptomaine poisoning. Prisoner Daniel A Spain and others sentenced for murder and forgery.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
H. C. Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Daniel A. Spain
M. C. Joiner
Archie Campbell
John Carey
Tom Camus
Sentences for white slavery offenders head to penitentiary
John Mendes and Marie Jane and Belle Reardon, each given one year and a day in Lansing Kaw, on white slavery charges, will be sent to the penitentiary today. Eaten McMillan and wife registered in Cheyenne from Denver plan Cheyenne as home. F Vs Bale ta registered from Port Wayne with Blair as key witness in An France trial, leaving for Fort Wayne this morning. Noah Young and wife of Glenrook registered in Cheyenne en route to Seattle and other points. Young will attend the Prymn McCarthy fight, his son one of McCarthy’s trainers.
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John Mendes
Marie Jane
Belle Reardon
Lansing
Kaw
Eaten McMillan and Wife
Cheyenne
Denver
F. Vs. Bale Ta
Port Wayne
Blair
An France
Fort Wayne
Noah Young
Glenrook
Seattle
Mr. Young
McCarthy
Notice to Scotchmen and Sons of Scotchmen
Cheyenne Burts Club holds meeting in Varnesic library lower hall on Friday December 6 at 8 p m Full attendance requested New members welcomed P 8 COOK President WM Morley Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Burts Club
Varnesic Library
Cook
WM. Morley
Notice of Desertion and Debt Declination
A 1912 notice from H. S. Davis warns creditors that Fay Davis has deserted him and that he will no longer be responsible for her debts or charged accounts. The brief public alert serves as a formal dissolution of financial obligation and a statement of abandonment.
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Fay Davis
South Cheyenne News Brings Recoveries And Local Happenings
Mr. Hates improves after ten days of illness while Lester Hegadorn returns from a visit to Carpenter. Ladies Aid meets December 12 at Mrs. H Varnum’s home, 603 B 12th. Mrs Jensen hosts W C T U next Thursday at 400 B 9th. J Davis dislocates right fingers in machinery work and is expected back soon. Mrs. R A Johnson improves from neuralgia. Henry Varnum returns from Salt Lake City with news of city improvements. L E B Sinclair, visiting from St Louis, eyes local ranches. John W. Bledsoe travels between town and ranch near Chogwat. South Cheyenne real estate demand grows with a forecast of new cottages next year.
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H. Varnum
L. Folek
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. 12Th Street
J. Davis
U. P
Henry Varnum
Salt Lake City
L. EB. Sinclair
St. Louis
Wheatland
No Creed No Dogma Core Message From Pauliat Father
In a Cathedral address Father Jongmen M Oil Ila argues against religious relativism urging firm convictions in faith. He quotes mixed political analogies to warn that treating all beliefs as equal damages personal truth and community guidance. Another speaker notes a modern shift toward a creedless religion, arguing conviction in religion remains essential.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Prohibition Party
Jongmen M. Oil- Ila
Pauliat Fathers
Immacuiate
Ason
Gillis
Solomon
Secretary's call for banking reform and relief measures
The Secretary of the Treasury argues that relief from the financial strain must come through congressional action and systemic reform. He describes the banking and currency system as a product of federal law and urges a plan with never-failing reserves, elastic currency, and an independent, government-supervised central bank. He envisions equal standards for national and state banks, coordinated exchanges, and a robust framework for both domestic and foreign banking as part of a modernized economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury Department
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief From Grippe
The ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming rapid relief from cold and flu symptoms after two or three doses. It warns against quinine and urges buying a 25 cent package from a druggist. The piece also contains unrelated government reform notes by Secretary MacVeagh on customs fraud savings and civil service proposals.
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Pape
Aken
Attention K P Tonight Election Of Officers
The notice calls for the election of officers and reports important business at the upcoming meeting of W BE HANNA C C. Members are urged to attend for key governance decisions and organizational matters.
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W. BE. Hanna
C. C
Chance to Manage Dingi Reds Latest Baseball Gossip
Chicago dispatch reports baseball critics favor Frank Chance as Cincinnati Reds manager for 1913 after the Tinker trade collapse. Chance would demand at least 20000 a year, with negotiator Garry Herrmann moving to secure his services. Meanwhile Chicago searches for a shortstop to replace Tinker and mitigate a potential departure.
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Dingi Reds
Chicago
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Herrmann
Chance
Cincinnati
Reds
Murphy
Merrman
Rede
Cubs
Tinker
Joe
Fana
Evers
Bresnahan Contract Status To Be Decided By Board
PresidentSynth of the National league called a board meeting for Monday December 10 to decide Roger Bresnahan’s contract situation. Bresnahan had a five year engagement with the St Louis club but was released after one year. He was in New York before the Fogel inquiry and asked that league directors define his status.
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New York
Thee
Synth
National League
League
Roger Bresnahan
Breanahan
Bt. Louig
Bresnahan
Fogel
Lynch
Shampooleg and Manicuring Ad by Clare A. Ligher
An advertisement for shampooling and manicuring services by Clare A. Ligher at 411 West 18th with phone number 817 listed, offering hairdressing and hairwork.
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Shampooleg
Arinthe
Clare A. Ligher
W. 18Th
Brush heirs keep control of New York Giants
Indianapolis December 4 The New York National League club will not be sold by the heirs of John T Brush and will stay under Brush family control. Harry N Hempstead, Brush’s son in law, announced the decision denying reports that Howard Tipton and C K G Billings planned to buy the team. Hempstead will travel to New York to manage Brush affairs and is expected to be elected Giants president as part of a planned reorganization, though Mrs Brush is not expected to take an active role.
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Indianapolis
Ind
New York National League Baseball Club
John T. Brush
Brush
Harry N. Hempstead
New York
Howard T. Tipton
C. K. G. Billings
Hempstead
Giants
Ebb
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Carey Ave
Torrington
Reid of
Mark A. Chapman
Federal Land Office
Willis E. Flora
Neligh, Neb
Edith Francis
Silver Crown
Wyo
Elizabeth
Thomas Doody
St. John's Hospital
Seventeenth Street
Ellerton
Scotchmen and Sons of Scotchmen
Wyoming
News of
South Cheyenne
Mr. Hates
Lester Hegadorn
Carpenter
Jensen
W. Cc. T. UU
B. 9Th Street
R. A. Johnson
John W. Bledsoe
Burns
Chogwater
Pierce
Golden Medical
Cotates
Lon Blond
Sec’y
the Treasury
A. T. Hale
17Th St
MacVeagh
Board of General Appraisers
Taft
Board of Customs Review
Department
Customs
Internal Revenue
Senate
Civil Service
Treasury Service
Attention
K. P
Capitol Avenue
Jady
Want
Citizens National Bank
aDy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams Express Company
American Express Company
Bresnaplan
N. Y. Giants
Chase
American Electric Shoe Shop
18Th ST
Carstanfield
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