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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
3
A Washington store fire on December 24 left nine workers trapped when floors gave way. Five were seriously injured and rescued by colleagues after firefighters were buried in wreckage. The blaze caused extensive damage and threatened nearby buildings. the loss is reported as fully insured.
In Washington on December 22 Congressman Clark rebutted Republican leaders including Root Cannon Hilles and Mann, arguing their claims the country suffers only under Democratic rule are unfounded. He linked drought and policy to economic mood, urged that tariffs and banking bills will restore stability and growth. The notice at end states county certificates of indebtedness issued for January and February 1912 will be paid by the Lar Timale Galanty county treasurer on December 25 or soon after.
The article recalls Caesar's epilepsy during campaigns with Oppius noting his feats in the saddle and dictation to secretaries. It parodies medical history while comparing Caesar to modern practice, mentioning cocaine era notions and cautious conduct to avoid overindulgence and danger.
A fragmentary quip from Dr. Matthew Woodsipple's Monthly mocks political victory against Pompey the Great and laments nervous protests. It humorously notes a bald leader styling a long occipital fringe, combed forward like a vine over a wall to hide scalp nakedness.
Eskimo food taboos on mountain sheep flesh varied by age and family health. A young girl could eat certain ribs, while menopause, childbirth, and relatives' illnesses triggered additional restrictions. Prohibitions linked to who had recently killed animals, and whether they were male or female, shaped dietary rules.
The dialogue fragment shows Jack and Tom discussing Miss Cashleigh and a planned change of mind. Vim waits as the exchange hints at a stalled social decision and a possible forthcoming shift in plans.
An advertisement urges girls to Glean and beautify hair with Danderine price five cents to a quarter and claims it cleanses dust and oil, eliminates dandruff, soothes the scalp, and nourishes hair to appear longer stronger and softer. It stresses not washing with soap and promises immediate benefits.
Archbishops hailed a baseball exhibition in St Louis with teams titled Archbishops and Aqua St Louis. The event featured comments on fast thinking and discipline, praising its educational value and the link to civic virtue, water purity, and national service.
Jen M. Taylor, breeder of Winek Langehan chickens, visited The Miner office to discuss plans and the potential shipment of his prized birds to the Cheyenne poultry show as conversations referenced expected crates and travel.
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