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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1913
Page
5
Public notice states Chev Rohe ordinances require every lot owner within defined blocks to clear snow and fire debris from sidewalks within twelve hours after snowfall. Violators will be prosecuted and fines will not be permitted.
A vintage advertisement promotes Pinex as a cough remedy made by mixing with warm water to produce a pint sized solution. It claims quick relief for hoarseness croup bronchitis asthma and throat pain and mentions Norwegian pine extract as the key ingredient. It offers money back satisfaction and notes the product can be obtained via a local druggist or by sending a form to Fort Wayne Indiana.
City news items include Miller's 8 the place for watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave and service notes from the Cheyenne Printery. Union Pacific officials Superintendent Jeffers and Traveling Auditor Barton visit the city, with Armstrong ordered to rejoin his regiment in Douglas. Entertainers, dressmakers, and gift gestures round out a busy bulletin of local affairs.
Nature and a woman's work produced a grand remedy for woman's ills. Lydia E. Pinkham began over thirty years ago using field roots and herbs to create a remedy that proved more effective than any other drug combination and is now recognized nationwide as the standard for women's ailments.
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily meals from 11 30 AM to 2 PM and from 5 PM to 7 PM.
The Washington church sermon Sunday evening will address Lemons from the Life of Washington. Also notices include a piano piano teacher sought at 510 Bawt Twenty-fifth Street and a corrected Mozart disturbance statement from Mozart management.
The Avenue theater hosted a crowded Saturday matinee and a smaller evening show for Graustark presented by Mrs. L. R. Tyson. The production features Miss Lourdelia Valentine as Princess Yetive with Laurence Evart as Grenfall Lorry, supported by Roy Briant and J. J. Swartwood among others in a lavish staging with royal costumes and scenery.
The Dawning at the Lyric features a Vitagraph two reel drama about Helen Mason who rejects Henry Poncheton and marries Victor Gardler then confronts a love confession from painter Viator. Vanity and marriage strain the couple leading to a confrontation and serious injury.
A physician advertises five home remedies including Peruna and tablets, Manalin and Manalin Tablets, and Lacupia. He claims these products are safe, effective, and superior, produced in his own laboratory and available to the regular drug trade for treating catarrh, constipation, blood infections, and other ailments.
Local playgoers may enjoy the Capitol Avenue Theater Monday evening in the farcical hit Little Miss Brown. Madge Kennedy stars as Miss Brown who, mistaken for Mrs Dennison, ends up in a reserved suite with a hotel mix up and a comedy of errors ensues.
A dated advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for quick relief from stomach distress. It claims rapid action, reduction of gas, and a digestive boost, noting physicians approve the digestants and that pharmacists stock the 50 cent boxes.
Dennison arrives amid a dangerous predicament as he tries to free the girl and himself. He lowers her from a fifth floor window using a rope of knotted sheets in a tense climax. The sun shines on a crowded stage cast including Miss Kennedy and others at a New York theater.
Gillette Wyoming February 22 News reports four new dry farmers have settled 15 miles south of Gillette. They are J. M. Leach D. W. Leach A. Leach Guy Matthews and Roy Hlakely from Dorchester Nebraska. The last four are married men with families arriving with their belongings.
The Merry Widow will be shown at the Capitol Avenue theater on Monday March 3. The production maintains its high standard under manager Henry W Sav ise, who avoids pennywise economy and keeps quality after New York engagements.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy for piles offering fast pain relief and prevention of operation. It urges sending for a free trial package and a 50 cent regular bottle, featuring claims of rapid symptom reduction and a doctor’s warning about surgeries.
A guidance note advises individuals to prevent others from acting as debt collectors for them. It outlines steps to restrict authorization, protect assets, and avoid unauthorized debt assignments.
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