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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
8
Ad promotes Pape’s Cold Compound claiming three doses every two hours will end cold and grippe including head and chest symptoms. It stresses three years of research, price of 25 cents, and asserts no quinine is used or effective in treating colds elsewhere.
The Freight Rate Bureau for Wyoming gains rapid organization as about sixty members from real estate, banking, professional, and merchant sectors join. Organizer R M Lamount travels to Laramie to recruit further support and aim for 100 signatures, linking state wide goals with Montana and Wisconsin comparisons by the Industrial Club committee.
A historical health ad promotes a home remedy for nervous exhaustion and related symptoms. It claims to restore vitality, vigor, and happiness for men and women, detailing a simple tincture mix and dosage steps supplied by leading druggists. The language is dramatic and presumes medical efficacy.
The plan to form a transportation committee draws favorable notices from Montana and Wisconsin traffic managers and Oshkosh chamber officials. Business leaders including bankers and real estate professionals join the movement, praising fair treatment of shippers and railroads alike.
Advertisement for a cold cure claiming one day relief using laxative bromos quinine tablets. Offers refund if it fails. Signature of W. Grove on each box. Store hours extend evenings until Christmas at Gereo Store.
Annapolis officials warned the Navy may not participate in the Army football game at Franklin Field next autumn unless the Navy is allotted more seats. Lieut. Commander Harris Lanning of the academy demanded additional tickets, while the University of Pennsylvania faced no fault in the arrangement.
A fragment notes warm terms of cordial feeling between two institutions. It mentions cooperation and mutual regard but provides no specific events, dates, or names. The passage emphasizes ongoing goodwill and possible future collaboration.
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