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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1921
Page
10
Historic Cheyenne newspaper entry lists establishment in 1887 and publication cadence. Notes editors John Fleming and John Charles Thompson, with Associated Press affiliation and mailing details for Cheyenne state coverage.
Theodore H Price shares optimism from talks with prominent business leaders across the nation east of the Rockies. He argues price declines were inevitable, unemployment is overstated, and a labor redistribution is occurring while production lags demand. He urges cheerful attitudes to spur renewed prosperity.
The article explains how A No. 1 denotes first class quality in Lloyds Register and British ships where A signals new or restored condition. It notes the term’s spread into popular speech, with Dickens using it by 1847 and a tramp painter known for painting stations with A No. 1.
The Dearborn Independent argues 1921 must correct old abuses while preserving good rules. It notes prosperity exists but money conditions slow activity and wealth exceeds money, urging actions to unlock real wealth. It mentions a Sewing Circle debate on shopping, plus references to blue Sundays and severe church observance.
A physician advises consulting a family doctor and, if needed, a reputable neurologist as many symptoms of the ailment can be relieved through proper medical treatment.
The Public Health Service explains that tetanus antitoxin injected years ago is rapidly excreted and usually leaves the system within months. For back pain between the shoulder blades, seek a qualified physician for a thorough examination and diagnosis. Do not self diagnose or treat.
A reader asks about a new leprosy therapy for locomotor ataxia. The response states the two conditions are unrelated and unlikely to share effective treatment. It notes ongoing research, suggests syphilitic origin for ataxia in many cases, and recommends medical discussion with a physician.
ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Jan 3 Gus Pappas 43 a railroad laborer was instantly killed when he plunged from a bridge near Azusa west of here and broke his neck. The body is held pending efforts to locate relatives.
Poetic critique of social morality condemns comfort and wealth over spiritual integrity. The speaker laments modern vanity, hypocritical piety, and material idolatry, urging fidelity to inner conscience over public fealty to wealth and status.
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha shows a profitable year 1920 with loans closed totaling 10 408 500 and total first mortgage loans outstanding 47 830 200 across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Net earnings 420 162 43 with dividends 138 879 28 and 106 000 in reserve.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 6 pm shows temperatures at 6 am, noon, and 6 pm of 37, 40, and 32 degrees. Wind NW at 6 pm, relative humidity 68 percent, precipitation 0.01 inches in the last 24 hours and since January 1 total 0.01 inches. Normal temperature for the date 27 degrees. mean for the date 36 degrees. 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. Lowest 30 degrees at 5 pm. 41 degrees at 11:30 am. Total hourly wind averaged 26.5 mph yesterday.
Roads in southeastern Wyoming are fair with rough spots. central and western areas show four to six inches of snow. More than 11,000 American soldiers have been returned home and delivered to relatives.
Havana, on January 3, attracts a wave of vampires from many regions, including baby, college, and society vampires. Liners bring modern sirens to the Prado where money flows, nightlife sparkles with champagne, jazz, and vivid street scenes as old Broadway meets Havana.
In Montreal on January 3 prices for aged spirits rose as tax and demand drive up costs for imports. The Montreal Thirst Exchange lists case prices for gin whisky sherry and champagne with high marks for Ontario shipments. Tourists face steep per quart charges and hotels report strong drink demand despite bars not selling hard liquor publicly.
Chicago reports from the American Library Association convention show boys reading more and choosing technical subjects such as autos and airplanes. Delegates note shifts in reading tastes with fathers pursuing spirituality and occult topics while mothers pursue religious fads and sisters drift toward style.
Tenderfoot Search me Second Class Scout Mike Crobes Boys Life report a playful exchange about germs and parasites origin asking what comes from Ireland in a Boy Scouts humor item from the magazine.
The Valcarter camp in Quebec houses the world's longest rifle range measuring three and one eighth miles. The site is described as the largest of its kind.
Tuskegee Institution issued a year end tally showing 61 lynchings in 1920 with 52 in the South and 9 in the North and West. Of the victims 53 were black and 8 white. 3 were burned. The breakdown lists charges including murder rape and assault, with state tallies for Alabama Arkansas California Florida Georgia Illinois and others. The report notes fewer lynchings than 1919 and details varies by race and charge.
DULUTH Minn Jan 3 Operations of whiskey smugglers who have been running gum into the United States from Canada via the water route are curtailed by a war vessel patrol. The patrol reports fewer craft attempting to run liquor into the U S from Canada along the coast.
Fremont County Wool Growers association reduces wages for sheepherders and camp movers to 65 dollars monthly. Washakie County committee sets a 70 dollar monthly maximum. Some areas paid over 100 dollars per month last year.
The Stable Money league formed in Washington aims to create a dollar that maintains purchasing power by tying its value to a fixed group of commodities. Professor Irving Fisher presided at the Friday banquet and noted the league will study various stabilization plans and pursue an official review of proposals. Harry B. Henderson Jr. is ill at home with quinsy.
Claiming meat causes uric buildup the ad urges readers to use four ounces of Jad Salts or Rad Salts daily in water to flush kidneys. It asserts relief from rheumatism headaches and bladder issues by cleansing kidneys and purifying blood. It promotes inexpensive effervescent lithia water drink for meat eaters.
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