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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1912
Page
15
The passage urges seasonal charity and thoughtful giving during Christmas. It urges readers to open heart and purse strings, choose gifts to suit each friend, and let generosity uplift both giver and receiver. It emphasizes giving with genuine regard rather than grudgingly.
Chicago conference endorses Roosevelt as natural 1916 nominee and the new party as the future of national politics. Delegates claim the Republican party is dead and vow to attack the Democrats while Roosevelt pushes for a bold platform, radical reform, and decisive action against old parties.
The New York World previewed a Wilson presidency under the Bhir era caption More Bhir era. It states Wilcam will consult William J. Bryan on appointments and policies, signaling cautious optimism this early editorial reflects.
The Commoner argues on four points: Mr. Bryan opposes enlarging bank privileges and favors government issuance of emergency currency. He says ex presidents may debate in Congress as an honor without pay. Democrats resist life tenure appointments and denounce partisan civil service extensions to retain Republican appointees.
A reflective piece on love as life’s great mystery and force shaping romance, philosophy, religion, and patriotism. The piece asserts love unites all humanity from queen to peasant, inspires sacrifice, and pervades home, nation, and song.
A Lealie's Weekly reflection urges turning from envy and hatred to embrace love during a world tense with economic distress and protests against authority. It suggests that by learning the lesson of love we gain a fuller meaning of obedience, contentment, and peace.
The AP dispatch notes Taft's disapproval of the bill for immediate Philippine autonomy and eight years of independence, while House leaders indicate cooperation and a special rule for an early hearing. Southern Democrats weigh delaying decision pending Wilson conference.
The Wisconsin State Journal commentary urges Sumter North Carolina to adopt a city manager model to curb taxation waste and improve civic governance. It highlights urban inequities, public utilities profits, and the need for broad citizen involvement through businesslike efficiency.
A historical appeal portrays the Red Cross Christmas Seal as a humane, life saving symbol in scenes of care and hope. The message emphasizes aiding the sick and needy, funding sanatoriums and food, and spreading goodwill during Yuletide with a humble, powerful mission.
Mrs Netty Kibby conductor of the national division of the Song of Temperance in Worcester denounces drinking as a foolhardy path to escape sorrow. She declares no man can pull himself out of trouble with a corkscrew, according to the Washington Star.
A rambling Christmas meditation contrasts holiday generosity with personal growth and happiness. The Kansas City Star is cited discussing the latest woman suffrage story and a grocer who, delighted by vote results, paints a rooster on his storefront window but is mocked as painting a hen, prompting a quip about suffrage victory.
Ad catalog note promotes practical slippers from Enkins Shoe Co. while a quirky query asks for the feminine of boss. The text adds an odd quote about a man who cannot be married, reflecting miscellaneous items in a period ad page.
A fine selection of Gentlemen's House Slippers from the Jenkins Shoe Company offers comfortable indoor footwear. This advertisement highlights quality materials and classic style for casual wear at home.
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