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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1909

Page

4

Santa Claus Legend Persists For Believers

A reflective voice asserts that Santa Claus lives for those whose hearts align with the world’s good and that the enduring myth yields simple joy. The author contrasts reformers with the enduring cheer sparked by the Christmas saint and its continued nurturing by believers.

Banta Clave Santa Claus Ho Kaufman

Red Cloud's Heroic Character Defended By Patrick Nolan

Patrick Nolan argues Red Cloud was not a bloodthirsty savage but a white man’s ally when grievances arose. He recalls skirmishes on the plains, saving Nolan’s life, and asserts Red Cloud acted from just causes. Nolan says the chief should be praised for principle, not condemned as an outlaw.

ED Cloud Patrick Nolan Mr. Nolan Red Cloud Union Pacific Ft. Petterman Uncle Sam

The Mistake of Senor Estrada Causes Uproar in Nicaragua

The article discusses Senor Estrada of Nicaragua and Senor Entrada leading revolutionists. It notes American sympathy for the revolutionists against President Zelaya, viewed as a murderer. Americans hoped Estrada would punish Zelaya, elevating Estrada to near Jeffries level of popularity.

Estrada Nicaragua Senor Entrada Senor Zelaya Senor Estrada Renor Estrada James J. Jeffries Senor de Jaya Senor Matrada Batrada Sener Zelaya Sener Batrada Plain United States

Disjointed recount of Central American figures and actions

The passage mocks certain Central American leaders by name and situation, noting Strada and Zelaya in a tangled, ironic account. It contrasts perceived bravado with moments of retreat and reliance on external allies, while commenting on American perspectives of these events.

Pat Sheedy the gambler and his self serving epitaph

The obituary of Pat Sheedy the square gambler exposes a philosophy built on a false premise. He bragged of honesty with others while avoiding self scrutiny, claiming that if he did it it was right though it was wrong for others.

Pat Shreedy Mr. Sheedy Sheedy Pat Sheedy Teo

Bard Never Saw Female Juliet

In Strand Magazine a discussion notes early Elizabethan stages rarely showed women in major roles. It lists leading parts with boys portraying Desdemona and Lady Macbeth among others, and questions how audiences endured female heroines on stage. The piece reflects on Shakespearean performance and modern perceptions.

Strand Magazine Shakespeare Diliet Lady Macbeth Ophelia Roslind Globe Theatre Port Rae Uel Dames Brysten Desdemoun Nathaniel Field Robert Gough Mowalind Joseph Taylor Dalet Dasher Robinson Voloniiod Crite Loman Rhakespeare Inakideh Palouus

Gift Selecting For Men Made Easy With Suspenders

Attractive suspenders in appealing shades and colors offered in handsome boxes. Christmas gifts priced from 50e to $1.60. Various styles suited for men and easy choosing.

Park Healer's Wild Claim Ends in Estate Dispute

In Brush Colorado a $6,000 estate tied to Hector McLean faces partition after a will contest. McLean sought to leave property to his brother, witnesses testified, but Judge Button in Hastings Nebraska ruled the claim invalid. The estate will be divided under Scottish law, with Peter McLean's child also a beneficiary in the proceedings.

Brush Colo Deer Francis Schlatter Charles MclLean Hector McLean McLean Button Hantings Neb Evangelist Scotland Peter

Mi-o-na Digestive Aid Promoted For Stomach Relief

An advertisement argues that people suffer stomach troubles from overfeeding and drinking and then believe surgery is needed. It touts Mi-o-na tablets taken after meals to ease belching and overwork, claiming prompt relief and easier digestion with a large box sold in New York.

Eden Ang Andy New York

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