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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1911
Page
3
An old family health notice urges heads of households to treat common child illnesses with Dr Caldwell's Pepsin laxative tonic. It promotes the product as a safe remedy for constipation and stomach issues, offers free samples, and provides the doctor's Monticello Illinois address for correspondence.
Friday entertainment at Keefe Hall featured professional reader Miss Katherine Trevette from Chicago. The program included piano and violin solos, vocal numbers, and school orchestra pieces, with about two hundred attendees enjoying a twelve item dance afterwards.
A Peoria Illinois reader credited Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery after two years of suffering from what doctors called tumors. She states she is now healthy and invites proof from druggists or letters. In New Orleans Louisiana Mrs Peynoux also says the remedy saved her from an operation after years of severe female troubles. The testimonial notes emphasize the large volume of unsolicited letters praising the product.
Mrs Birney Sage has improved at home from grippe. Mrs Oliver Nash guests of Mrs Ben Noah briefly. The Woman's Club of MR A meets Friday afternoon February 5 at Mrs Frank Crowley's home with Mrs R Rinport and Mrs Chartier Wood leading the literary program. Mr and Mrs Defender of Walton Wyoming are visiting Chicago for several weeks and stopped in our city for a charity ball.
Tonight at First Baptist church the Anti-Saloon League hosts a local option gathering on H. B. No. 47 with lawmakers invited. Speakers include J. J. Spriges R. A. Baldwin T. White Stephen Sibley and others addressing whether the bill and county option fit public policy and tax impacts.
Dr. J. Bushnell of Chicago takes apartments at 1715 Caprio avenue and will open an office during his stay to see a limited number of patients. He discusses new eye treatment methods, emphasizes normal eye nourishment, and urges consultation with a competent specialist. Hours are 9 to 5 with free consultation for a few days. phone Hed 205.
Advertisement notes laxatives and quinine tablets claim to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if unsuccessful. Grove’s signature displayed on each box. 2650.
Pittsburg reports that graduation gowns will cost not more than one dollar for June ceremonies. Many young women and their parents oppose the plan, tearful at the prospect of wearing a cheap dress and failing to pass exams if unable to afford a dress costing $26 to $60.
Provisions outline petition signatures and affidavit requirements for initiatives and referenda. It details counting votes from secretary of state counts, ballot wording, and self executing constitutional changes. It specifies how cities may adopt local initiative rules and thresholds for referenda and initiatives.
Wyoming legislature publishes House Bill No. 2 proposing an amendment to adopt initiative and referendum. It details petition thresholds, filing timelines with the Secretary of State, and voting requirements at the next general election for legislature approval.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Swamp Root as the top kidney remedy. It claims the medicine treats kidney disease, bladder troubles, and related symptoms, promising easy relief and nightly rest. The ad urges readers to order sample bottles and booklets from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
A section of the amendment is to be canvassed and its result determined as required by Wyoming law for canvassing voters for a U.S. Representative. The act takes effect after its passage.
The president withdraws 6 817 acres of U S petroleum lands in Wyoming from disposition and reserved for classification and aid of legislation. The lands in township 52 north range 02 west 6th principal meridian are deemed valuable for oil and gas. This withdrawal increases Wyoming total to 250 220 acres outstanding.
An old medical note promotes a home cough remedy said to cure curable coughs and bronchitis. It lists a mixture of wild cherry bark and white pine syrup to be taken in drops then teaspoons, with dosing for children and a warning it could save consumptives.
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