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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
5
A marriage license was issued for a union between distant cousins in the county records. The item also lists various local notices and social tidbits including arrivals, business visits, and coal and taxi services in Cheyenne.
Denver men including H B Ronick Colorado and Southern superintendent and George Williams assistant general passenger agent toured the city on revenue business yesterday. Taxicabs and night travel noted as part of the visit. Rev G K Parispec president of the Good Roads association arrived in the city from atomic yesterday on business. The Sherman Ca
A fragmented ad text from Pittaburgh Pennsylvania touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Medicine for women’s health issues. It mentions a young orphan girl and a letter testifying to relief, with references to Schmeltz address in Maryland and free sample offers.
An advertisement touts Hamburg Breast Tea as a safe inexpensive vegetable remedy. It recommends a tablespoon of tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and break a cold quickly.
The Boyd B Trousdale players start a seven night run with Beyond the Law at the Eagle Opera House on Sunday February 11. Prices are 25 cents for all seats and advance sale offers one free admission for a lady with each ticket before 6 pm. Cervenka the young violist is the vaudeville feature drawing crowds.
Bert Hays and his brother after heavy drinking abused Paul Cox who resisted. John Valentine intervened, was cut by a knife causing a six inch wound and back blows. The assailant fled to Newcastle. the pair were arrested and charged with felony. Dr Harmon attended, five stitches applied.
Yesterday three corporations filed with the secretary of state. Caiseum Garage Co. and Clearmont Oil Co. list capitals of 50000 and 500000 dollars, with directors including P J O Connor and J N Frost respectively. The North Western Lumber and Supply seeks 10000 dollars, with directors J W Bechtelheimer and J L Bechtelheimer among others.
The American Ambulance corps led by J. H. Eastman and formed by twenty students from Lek and Stanford universities stopped in Cheyenne on train 224 en route to New York and then France to nurse the sick and wounded. They expected an exciting time and will depart New York soon after arrival.
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's ointment for refreshed feet and general pains. It asserts deep penetration without staining skin and lists uses such as rheumatic pains neuralgia gout lameness strains and toothache with prices 50c and 1.00.
Denver bulletin notes 1916 oil production at 91.8 million barrels and demand near 105 million, with heavy stock drawals and price gains. Development was meager due to unpatented land titles and legal controls, yet production rose, signaling persistent yield. future fields depend on resolving land control and material shortages.
Mrs. John M. Rutherford of New York opposes her husband’s risk taking. Rutherford had planned with Caleb F. Bragg, a New York society figure, to undertake arrangements that reflect cautious or controlled ventures.
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for lumbago sciatica and backache. It claims painless application, no skin burn, and immediate diminishing soreness after one use, urging readers to buy a trial bottle at any drug store.
Open nostrils and end a cold with Ely's Cream Balm. A small amount in the nostrils soothes swollen mucous membranes, clears air passages, and relieves head colds and catarrh quickly, with instant breathing relief and no more headaches.
The piece extols a health routine promising daily vitality by waking refreshed and flushing internal poisons. It urges adopting a morning practice to remove dullness, headaches, and internal buildup, suggesting benefits for all readers whether ill or healthy.
An advertisement urges drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to wash digestion, purify the alimentary canal, and stimulate appetite. It claims to extract water from blood and prepare the body for a thorough cleansing, promising benefits for constipation and various stomach and skin conditions.
A brief, opinionated note discusses how even small costs can lead to strong, vocal opinions on personal sanitation. The piece suggests public stance may polarize readers and invite heated reactions.
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