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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1920
Page
18
Fashion note praises organdie as a versatile fabric that refreshes old suits and elevates new ones. Georgette and lace compete for attention but organdie remains dominant, with dainty sets and street frocks in serge and satin pairing with the season’s Eton style suits.
Fragmented OCR data shows corn and oats prices with July May and July contracts and percentages. Content is incomplete but indicates small fluctuations and pricing figures among grains.
Henry Bressler of Cincinnati aged about seventy five claims he can live to 150 by discarding socks hats belts and tight clothes and by eliminating salt red meat and sweets and drinking very little water. He says avoiding these items will keep him youthful and healthy.
The report covers Minneapolis grain quotes with liftable ranges for flour barley rye oats and flax. Omaha feeds prices for corn oats and mixed. Boston wool and textile fibers pricing with securing basis and regional grade breakdowns. shows movement and price shifts across commodities and regions. Notable figures include No 2 white corn prices in Omaha and Southern wool price mentions in Boston.
A prosaic editorial urges wage earners to save portions of earnings for a forthcoming hard period and business owners to reinvest profits to weather lean years. It cautions against optimism about perpetual high wages, prices, and profits.
Henry Willis of Sandy Point Texas praises Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief after trying several medicines. The ad claims the product is effective against influenza and sold nationwide without opiates.
A sales blurb promotes phonograph records compatible with multiple brands including Edison and Victrola. It lists songs such as Old Joe Blues When the Preacher Makes You Mine and My Cuban Dream and notes this record has been a New York hit, urging quick purchase from Wyoming Book Store Co at 621 Capitol Ave. Phone 458.
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