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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1912
Page
14
A reader recalls suffering years of eczema and scalp itching until trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After using the products the itching ceased within a day and the complaint was cured, with mentions of Cuticura Soap for dandruff and a shaving stick. The letter advertises free samples and manufacturer details.
The Parish House club re elects Lewin A. Riley as athletic director to replace Me. Wright who resigned to study law. Riley, a Colorado University graduate, has a background in athletics and was selected from four applicants for his fitness. The club plans gymnasium upgrades and new classes in boxing and physical culture to promote athletic work among business and professional men.
WM. MYERS D.G.CO. announces new fur sets now available at lower prices, inviting shoppers to purchase.
Public worship and Sunday school schedules from First Baptist, First Presbyterian, West Side, Visitation Congregational, First Methodist, and associated groups. Listings include service times, sermon titles, youth and evening meetings, leaders, and addresses near Carey avenue and Park addition.
Assistant General Manager W D Lincoln of Omaha and Superintendent W M Jeffers of the Wyoming division visit Laramie amid railroad talks on separating Union Pacific and Southern Pacific per the Supreme Court merger decision. An electric motor car for Pacific Electric and one for the Pentacular railroad passes. ties plant work begins. contractor Knadler returns from Rawlins with an ice contract. Rawlins builds a 100 seat theater for rail shows, films, and vaudeville.
The Weather Bureau in Washington reports fair conditions for Wyoming on Sunday with colder temperatures, and a Monday forecast of fair skies in the northwestern part of the state.
A report notes that when Governor Wilson becomes president the White House will house an administration baby. The 16 month old Josepuie, daughter of Mrs. Perin Cothran of Valeixh North Carolina, is described as a favorite niece of the future president and her family plans her residence at the White House during the four years beginning March 4.
A solicitation urges readers to fill out a coupon with name and address claiming no money is asked and promising gains for following directions. The note pressures action and warns readers to avoid doubt or argument.
An advertisement offers a $3.50 recipe for weak kidneys that promises to stop bladder pain and cure urinary discomfort within a week. It urges readers to send a letter to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit to obtain the recipe free by return mail.
A brief note highlights demographic shifts with women dominating in New York and Philadelphia. The article contrasts this trend with prior male-majority counts and points to ongoing social and economic implications across the two cities.
Robert J. Widney of Los Angeles, wounded in an apartment shooting involving actress Vivian Lyon, released two sworn declarations denying he shot himself. He negates reports of a suicide motive linked to another woman and vows he did not attempt self harm.
An advertisement claims DDD Prescription for Eczema instantly relieves itching and clears skin. It urges readers to visit the store for guaranteed results and warns against substitutes, promising a cent refund if symptoms persist.
A man voices anger toward Mrs Lyons, defending his wife and disputing her stories as false. He asserts his affections lie with his wife, not Lyons, and says matters were pushed by Lyons necessitating truth telling about his family and business interests. He confirms Lyons called him "Bens" and claims she stated he shot him.
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