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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
7
Cheyenne Morning Leader, published by The Leader Publishing Company 1919. Office and contact details listed with subscription rates, carrier delivery terms, and New York representative addresses for advertising and circulation inquiries.
A reflective meditation on angels and the Nativity. The piece contemplates how angels spoke to shepherds and the harmony between heaven and earth. It links Christ's mission to angels as guardians, messengers, and companions in human lives.
A Saturday Evening Post piece argues the last twenty five hundred years saw less change than the last century, tracing shifts from horse to rail to air and criticizing public opinion on war. It contends intervention in Mexico mirrors Cuba but stresses a national desire for peace over war.
An elven support for President Witton by Progressives in Congress alarms Republicans who fear a split, while some call for rehabilitating the party by aligning Theodore Roosevelt with the Progressive faction. An insider at Washington offers a cautious forecast.
The Nebraska State Journal notes Wilson's rising popular appeal rivaling Roosevelt within a year. It predicts further gains could eliminate 1916 debates if his term continues, while the administration may face rougher weather in the next three years.
A lyrical Christmas poem celebrates the birth of Christ with praise to the Savior King and angel hosts. It invites all people to sing and proclaim the dawn of salvation in Bethlehem, noting the star, virgin birth, and the redemptive power for all humanity.
The ad touts Musterole as fast relief for coughs, sore throat, chest pain, and aches with a mustard oil formula that does not blister. It offers 250 and 606 sizes plus a hospital size at 2 60 and urges mail order from the Musterole Company in Cleveland Ohio. A testimonial from I J Buchanan of Lowellville Ohio claims long use and reliability.
John Bostic a machinist and amateur bandit confessed to robbing a Southern Pacific train near El Monte California on December 1 and to the murder of passenger agent P. Montague who tried to foil him He also admitted aiming to hold up the SP near Oakland last month Clarence Wildcat Ferns defeated Young Denny in an easy ten round bout in New Orleans with Ferns taking nine rounds to one even decision
The International Skin and Cancer Institute was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 24 1913. Its purpose includes manufacturing medicines and acquiring state and territorial rights for their sale and use, with operations planned in Wyoming Colorado and other states. Directors for the first year are John D Alkire Charles D Campbell and Winifred Fullerton.
The Typographical Union hosts a large all day celebration at the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs for aged and sick members. A 7:15 breakfast starts the day with orange, creamed beef, potatoes, and coffee culminating in a 2 PM turkey dinner with plum pudding. Supper will follow. Superintendent John C. Dailey oversees the home with assistants.
A subscriber offers a $6 gift to two friends in the East to spark interest in Wyoming. The reader suggests the idea as a kind of festive outreach to broaden awareness of the state.
A reflective line noting pleasure found in winter while dreaming of spring. The sentiment contrasts seasons and hints at anticipation for warmer days ahead.
A December 25 letter promotes a yearly subscription deal for a Wyoming daily newspaper. The offer runs from January 1, 1914 to January 4, 1915 and costs five dollars.
Children attended an Eagles Hall entertainment given by the Salvation Army and received a Christmas feast of toys candy and clothing. A large Christmas tree lit with candles stood at the center as Captain Chesham and helpers distributed gifts to over 150 youngsters ensuring many would have a holiday.
The Salvation Army reports clothing, shoes, groceries and coats sent to the poor. Captain Chesham commends Cheyenne residents for generous holiday support, enabling more aid this Christmas than ever. Governor J. M. Carey and Judge C. N. Potter are noted among early contributors.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick fix for a blocked nose and head catarrh. It claims instant relief from nasal swelling, headaches, and runny mucous, with a promise of healing within hours and a night free of breathlessness.
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