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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
12
The Cheyenne Leader announces rights and republication terms for news dispatches from The Associated Press. All rights of republication of special dispatches are reserved and notices govern the use of material printed in the local paper.
The article recalls Carlsbad now Karlo-Vivari as a Czech ruled town where postwar changes stirred German residents. It links prewar spa fame to Metternich era Carlsbad Decrees and notes how the springs and Tepel valley fed a global bath trade. It also tangentially mentions ancient shaving origins in Greek times and lingering political tensions.
Fragment discusses someone knowing distance to ground and possible actions to save him, but lacks context, names, or events to define a complete news item. No identifiable organizations or locations are present.
A garbled excerpt discusses perceived effects of limb loss on longevity, suggesting the heart bears increased load. It references phrases about the heart’s role and a sequence of unclear terms, with no clear factual claim or attribution.
The New York Times advocates full cooperation with the 1920 census and assures respondents that no personal data will be published. It notes census limits, stresses its noncoercive nature, and compares the decade of growth in farming, industry, and foreign trade to past records, urging civic pride in contributing to a complete count.
An expert critic argues Champion Dempsey will never be the same fighter he was against Willard at age twenty four. Dr Henry Dwight Chapin of the Reconstruction Commission on Public Health says rural residents face higher death rates and urges state health centers and urban welfare stations to aid country living.
Maurice Maeterlinck, expected in New York this week, is linked to the operatic version of his Blue Bird. The article notes his long standing prominence and the worldwide reception of his translated works.
Fragmentary notice notes a shipment of ths she somntrelal chines af whest out of Mestad to Toronto in 1876 for seed purposes. The text implies a safety aim to deter boys from something but is unclear.
Fragmentary note mentions Been Estes and Sagar in China, with unclear time frame and numbers. No clear event or outcome is defined.
The page fragment mentions a 12 round bout in Baltimore with Frank Farmer and a 10 round match in Portland to decide Egypt related issues, then shifts to biographical notes for Lord Milner and Sir Reginald Vanderbilt plus memorials and anniversaries. The text is fragmentary with several OCR errors and non-sequiturs.
The record describes the defendant entering and handling a revolver while Wem Page was present, with conflicting notes on confessions. Davidson, a police officer, and two reporters observed a loaded car carrying the body of a young woman to the station, as prosecutors argue over the scene and timing leading to the homicide.
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