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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1916
Page
3
A cryptic weathered ad fragment touts a remedy claim promising rapid cough relief. The text extols a potent mix or balm, urging quick, dramatic results within minutes and mentioning curing by a special ointment or treatment. It reads as a sensational claim from an old patent or sales pitch fragment.
Cheyenne High School basketball forward Harry Doyle missed last night and Friday’s games in Fort Collins due to injuries from a Friday morning gas explosion in the school laboratory. Doyle sustained burns to hands and face and is under doctor care.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, pleasant laxative tonic made from simple herbs. It claims quick relief from indigestion and constipation, restoring appetite and regularity for many years in households. It features endorsements from users including a 10 year old?
A lyric voice pledges devotion to a beloved, claiming the heart grows through love and a divine spark. The speaker imagines the beloved as a transformative force, filling the heart with passion and strength, declaring life has chosen the beloved as a supreme gift.
Robert D. Oliver, delegate from Rock Springs miners' local, spoke at Indianapolis convention. drew demand from local workers after addressing the Central Labor Union. He agreed to repeat at a future meeting and later spoke at the Laundry Workers' gathering. Baked Duck and Turkey advertised at Tunnelly's Cafe.
Funeral services for Louis F. Duval were held at the Catholic church yesterday morning, with JA Haris officiating. Burial was at the Catholic cemetery, drawing a large attendance and solemn moral offerings from the community.
A Denver youth was arrested in Cheyenne on charges connected to a robbery at a local firm. The reported suspect, a teenager identified only by initials, was held after an incident on Whey Street and is under investigation for involvement as principal or accessory.
The Denver authorities will arrive to take Reynolds back for trial after a shopkeeper identified him from a pawn attempt. Reynolds says he bought the suits and overcoats from unknown fellows for a dollar each a week before arriving in Cheyenne.
Public offices banks and Union Pacific shops closed yesterday in observance of the LOT anniversary of Abraham Lincoln. The local holiday remains on the state statute books of Wyoming. Saturday falling celebration caused open ob stotes to stay open though two days would normally close.
An official from the War Department states the Twentyfourth Infantry based at the Presidio California has been notified to move to Port Russell immediately. The unit will embark on a special train in a few days and is expected to reach Cheverndie in about ten days.
A park area near the streetcar line received notice that soldiers in California will have houses prepared for occupancy in about one week. The order emphasizes quick readiness and nearby transport access for residents.
A faded ad touts a hot tea remedy labeled Fambur Direagt or Hamburger Brust Thee. Instructions advise a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water and sips throughout the day. It mentions inexpensive pricing and aims to ease cold symptoms with a simple domestic brew.
Fragmentary medical advice notes internal treatment for rheumatism and aching joints. The text references a remedy or method labeled Ot Jacobs Ol and mentions easing tense pains.
Knight Campbell Music Co, longtime Cheyenne store, enlarges with rear balcony and two sound proof booths for visitors. Local manager Lefor C Huntoon oversees expansions as the firm strengthens its city presence and reputation.
A dubious health note extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and kidneys. It argues waste must exit the body and promotes a dose of phosphate as a digestive tonic, warning that neglect causes gas toxins to enter the bloodstream.
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