Curing Fingertip Pain with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A wartime style testimonial from Mrs. Rieko Hinton describes severe middle finger pain, soapy water irritation, and repeated skin shedding. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment a full cure is claimed, with praise for smoother skin and painless fingers. The ad promotes Cuticura products for skin clarity and dandruff, offering samples and a shaving stick.
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Rieko Hinton
Akio
Cuticura
Dept. 'T
Boston
City News Snippets Reflect Local Business and Court Notes
Miller's watch repairing at 1709 Carey Ave offers high grade work and fair prices as returns to Torrington follow. Attorney Reid of Torrington back home after a city stay. Banks statements called for by State Examiner. Federal Land Office applications filed by Willis E. Flora and Edith Francis. Elizabeth Doody, 16, recovering after appendectomy and sent home from St. John's. Local youths caught stealing from Noah's Ark on Seventeenth Street. Ellerton case resumes with Mrs. Ellerton testifying. trial to extend through week. Snow storm from Cheyenne causes UP delays. state humane officer H C Kerr bedridden with ptomaine poisoning. Prison sentences noted for murder in the second degree and forgery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
H. C. Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Daniel A. Spain
M. C. Joiner
Archie Campbell
John Carey
Tom Camus
Justice moves in white slavery cases at Lansing
John Mendes and Marie Jane and Belle Reardon received one year and a day sentences at Lansing Kaw for white slavery and are to be taken to the penitentiary today. Eaten McMillan and wife register in Cheyenne from Denver planning Cheyenne as home. F Vs Bale ta registers from Port Wayne. Blair, key witness in An France trial, leaves for Fort Wayne this morning. Noah Young and wife register in Cheyenne en route to Seattle and other destinations. Young will attend the Prymn McCarthy fight, his son trainer for McCarthy.
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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
Cheyenne Burts Club Meeting Called for December 6
Notice to Scotchmen and Sons of Scotchmen announces a Cheyenne Burts Club meeting at the Varnesic library lower hall Friday December 6 at 8 p m. Full attendance requested. new members welcomed. President P. 8. Cook, Secretary Morley.
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Cheyenne Burts Club
Varnesic Library
Cook
WM. Morley
Notice of Desertion and Debt Dissolution
A 1912 notice by H. S. Davis to whom it may concern states his wife Fay Davis has deserted him and he will no longer be responsible for her debts or any accounts charged to him. The dated December 4th, 1912 appears in The State Leaders want ad medium of Wyoming.
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Fay Davis
Wyoming
South Cheyenne News Briefs Include Local Visits and Injuries
Mr Hates is recovering after ten days illness. Lester Hegadorn returns home from a week’s visit. Mrs H Varnum and Mrs L Folek host the Ladies Aid on December 12 at 603 B 12th. Mrs Jensen to entertain W C T U next Thursday at 400 B 9th. Mr J Davis dislocated a right finger at U P shops but expected back soon. Mrs R A Johnson improves from neuralgia. Henry Varnum returns from Salt Lake City with town improvements. L E B Sinclair from St Louis seeks local investment and will tour Wheatland for ranches. John W Bledsoe of Burns was in town. South Cheyenne real estate demand grows, predicting new cottages next year.
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H. Varnum
L. Folek
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. 12Th Street
J. Davis
U. P
L. EB. Sinclair
St. Louis
Wheatland
No Creed: Paulist Priest Decries Lost Convictions
The Rev. Jongmen M. Oil Ila of the Pauliat Fathers, speaking at Immaculate Cathedral, criticizes those who claim all religions and political parties hold equal truth. He argues true faith requires firm conviction, contrasting a modern view that rejects dogma as unimportant and undesirable.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Prohibition Party
Jongmen M. Oil- Ila
Pauliat Fathers
Immacuiate
Ason
Gillis
Solomon
Treasury chief urges banking reforms to stabilize finances
Secretary argues relief depends on reforming the federal banking and currency system. He cites government induced constraints, calls for never failing reserves and currency, a central agency for organized banks, and equal standards for national and state banks to strengthen domestic and international exchanges. The note stresses urgent congressional action.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Papes Cold Compound and MacVeagh reforms outlined
An ad promises Pape's Cold Compound will cure a cold after two or three doses, claiming quick relief from headaches and congestion. The text also reports Secretary MacVeagh advocating civil service reform, centralized appraisers, and the abolition of most assay offices to cut fraud and politics in treasury operations.
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Pape
Aken
MacVeagh
New York
Board of General Appraisers
Taft
Board of Customs Review
Treasury Department
Department
Customs
Internal Revenue
Senate
Civil Service
Treasury Service
Attention K P Tonight Election Of Officers And Business
The notice announces an officers election and important business for the group led by W B Hanna C C. Details are sparse but the meeting concerns governance and organizational actions. Members are urged to attend to vote and conduct essential items on the agenda.
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W. BE. Hanna
C. C
Chance to Manage Reds in 1913 Amid Gossip
Chicago dispatch reports baseball critics favor Frank Chance as Cincinnati Reds manager for 1913 after the failed Tinker deal. Herrmann to open salary negotiations. Chance will not take less than 20000 a year. Cubs seek a shortstop to replace Tinker as talks factor into the same upheavals.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Herrmann
Chance
Cincinnati
Reds
Murphy
Merrman
Rede
Cubs
Tinker
Joe
Fana
Evers
Bresnahan Contract Still to Be Decided by League Directors
President Synth of the National League called a board meeting for Monday to determine Bresnahan's status. The Be Saint Louis manager had a five year deal but was released after one year, and Bresnahan, in New York before the Fogel inquiry, urged the league to define his statue.
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New York
Thee
Synth
National League
League
Roger Bresnahan
Breanahan
Bt. Louig
Bresnahan
Fogel
Lynch
Shampooleg and Manicuring Ad in Hairdressing Studio
Ar in the Hairdressing and Halrwork Clare A. Ligher advertises shampooleg and manicuring services at 411 W. 18th with phone 817, offering hair care and related beauty treatments.
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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 baseball club will not be sold by the heirs of John T. Brush and will remain under Brush family control. Harry N. Hempstead, Brush's son in law, said reports of negotiations with Howard T. Tipton and C. K. G. Billings are not true and that no heirs have heard of any sale plan. Hempstead will go to New York to handle Brush affairs and is expected to be elected Giants president when reorganized. The family wishes the club to stay under its control after Brush's will is read. 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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City News
Miller's
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
News of
South Cheyenne
Mr. Hates
Lester Hegadorn
Carpenter
Jensen
W. Cc. T. UU
B. 9Th Street
R. A. Johnson
Henry Varnum
Salt Lake City
John W. Bledsoe
Burns
Chogwater
Pierce
Golden Medical
Cotates
Lon Blond
Sec’y
the Treasury
A. T. Hale
17Th St
Attention
K. P
Capitol Avenue
Jady
Want
Citizens National Bank
aDy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams Express Company
American Express Company
Dingi Reds
Bresnaplan
N. Y. Giants
Chase
American Electric Shoe Shop
18Th ST
Carstanfield
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