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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

Page

14

Washington boys with normal organs of speech

Two brothers aged under ten years, Herbert and Elmer Koss, from near Seattle, cannot speak a word though hearing and vocal cords are normal. Doctors say they were never taught language. they show interest in lights and machinery and use a rough improvised sign system. Their father, an eccentric hermit, previously kept them isolated across Green River. county authorities removed them for care and possible schooling.

Tle Wash Herbert Kuss Elmer William Koas Seattle D. A. Nicholson A. & Burrows Burrows Sehoo Clinic Tra ©. Brown Baldi Mina Adeline HH. Hughes Globe Herbert Bey Pey Mr. Burrows

Cold Treatment Promised to Fight Colds Century Ago

A fragment discusses a high quality leg tea once touted for treating colds and its decline in acceptance. The text mentions effectiveness for colds and a concern for children, hinting at a historical cure or remedy whose credibility waned over time.

Fragmentary Historical Note on Alcohol Lemps and Names

Fractured OCR snippet mentions an unnamed pathage or forth window cupboard and an alcohol lemma. References to Metela Snapercona and grape juice appear in a garbled sequence with unclear action or outcome. The fragment preserves few concrete facts or dates.

Metela

Ross Children Case Moves to Private School Care

The Ross brothers, marked by adenoids and bowed legs, will study at the hospital for now while doctors observe and treat their impairments. Physicians note the boys also exhibit a rare language development difficulty as they await decisions on schooling.

Ross

Navy Seeks 500 Men For Trade School Training

Lieutenant Commander P. Theiss at the Denver navy recruiting station issued a call for five hundred men aged eighteen to thirty to enter navy trade schools. The navy will waive prior training and place recruits into fields such as blacksmithing painting shipfitting and shipwright work aboard ships and at shore stations.

P. &. Theiss Denver Navy Navy Department Theiss

Local Merchant Injured After Fall on Sidewalk

Sam Marchick, a local merchant, fell on the sidewalk yesterday morning injuring his head. He remained conscious and was able to move about by the afternoon.

Merchant Sam Marchick

Silver foxes live in luxury on Regina ranch

Salk reports silver foxes on a nearby ranch in strict, well kept quarters. The animals are described as valuable, fed with care, and housed in eight foot fenced, scientifically designed fox houses with refrigerated meat and premium breakfast foods provided.

Regina Salk

Fox rancher touts growing pelts and high prices

A rancher who began with two fox pairs two years ago now owns about fifty animals. He has sold pelts totaling $46,000 and notes fox pelts fetch from $200 to $2,900. His stock value approaches $100,000 as sales rise.

James A James Leaves Home After Prolonged Illness

Prominent attorney Willian A James exits his house following a lengthy sickness from typhoid fever. He remains very weak and needs assistance as he recovers.

Willian A. James Walle No Came

Taxi fare change announced by Notion Number One One

The city hear announces trips to any part of the city will cost 50 cents for one or two persons as Christmas carts are advertised from Cheyenne Printery at 114 West 17th Street.

Cheyenne Printery West 17Th Street

December dues payments at M A Chapman secretary

A fragment notes December dues payments handled by M A Chapman the secretary with dates 9 10 41 12.

M. A Chapman

Piles Qured and Sleep Promised by PAZO OINTMENT

Claims PAZO OINTMENT cures piles with 600 price and refund if not. Mentions soothing irritation and restful sleep after first application. Also notes sale of baby carriages and bulkies by Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner and mail delivery via rockets from steamers to Tonga Islands.

Drugei Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner

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