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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
15
A deadly Washington fire in a burning store collapsed floors trapping nine men. Five were seriously injured and rescued by comrades after four of the men received initial aid before being rushed to hospital. The blaze caused extensive damage across the block and remains under investigation.
In a heated congressional exchange Congressman Clark denounces Republican leaders including Root Cannon Hilles and Mann as promoting a doom narrative. He links the mood to drought and tariff policies, argues against panic justifications, and notes banking bills and fiscal prudence as stabilizing factors. County treasurer Ray K. Olds announces payment of certificates of indebtedness in January and February 1912 in Lar timale Galanty.
The article discusses Julius Caesar's purported epilepsy and describes his eccentric riding feats. It cites the historian Oppius noting Caesar as a skilled horseman who dictated from the saddle while often in seizures. It claims cocaine usage abroad and recalls Caesar crossing the Rubicon with minimal escort.
A quirky excerpt from Dr. Matthew Woodsipple's Monthly describes a leader's vanity as he battles Pompey and protests while tending a long fringe of hair. The account lampoons baldness and fashion, likening hair to a vine over a bare wall and remarking on meticulous grooming.
Stefansson describes native Alaskan food taboos linked to Mosaic law as practiced among Eskimo groups near the Kuruk Nontak and Colville headwaters. Prohibitions on sheep rib portions varied by the eater’s age life events and relatives health and recent killings, with changes after childbirth and illness.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Jack and Tom discussing Miss Cashleigh and Vim waiting for a change of mind. The exchange hints at social evening plans and shifting intentions.
Bold ad touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and dull hair. It claims cleaning the scalp, removing oil and dust, and promoting long strong hair with one bottle, urging readers to buy promptly.
A chaotic OCR reading cites Archbishops at a baseball event in St Louis and Aqua Archbishops visiting the old home, praising a team’s performance against the Philippines. The remarks claim sports build quick thinking and combat indolence, linking it to climate and civic virtues.
Jen M. Taylor, known for the Winek Langehan chickens, visited The Miner office to discuss plans for sending his prize trivewlining chickens to the Cheyenne poultry show in Madison.
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