Postomca Cheyenne Mall Order Second Class Entry Notice
Local notice shows names and offices linked to Postomca Cheyenne and Mall Order of the Second Class. Editorial and business offices listed with addresses and telephone lines. Associated Press credit included with republication rights and subscription details for year and half-year terms.
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Postomca
Cheyenne
Mall
Federal St
Flaming
Bohn
Charles Thompson
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Associated Press
Edison and the Impossible: A Portrait of Thomas A. Edison
The piece extols Thomas A. Edison as a five decade pioneer who studied abstruse nature and advanced it for mankind. It likens his work in electricity and materials to monumental achievements, compares him to Franklin, and argues schools should study his life and methods.
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Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Edison
Panama Canal
Ridiculing Ministers and Other Drolleries From Washington
A Washington dispatch reports the public morals board of the Methodist Episcopal church plans a campaign against what it calls contemptuous depictions of Protestant ministry by cartoonists writers and actors. It notes Protestant clergymen are often lampooned while Catholic clergy escape such portrayal and urges respectful treatment nationwide.
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Washington
Public Morals Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Health Questions Answered by U S Public Health Service
Guidance on home care for colds from the Public Health Service. Recommends foot baths at 115 F, hot drinks, relaxation medicine, and early bed. Advises against whiskey or quinine overload and warns colds can trigger influenza tuberculosis pneumonia or whooping cough in children.
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Piles and Hemorrhoids in Historical Medical Note
The text explains hemorrhoids as dilation of veins around the anus forming an irregular mass. It discusses how the dilation can obstruct the anal opening and describes this as piles.
Advising Continued Care After Adenoid Removal
A caregiver reports a 10 year old girl who remains hard of hearing after adenoids and tonsils were removed. Doctors say nasal catarrh persists and may be chronic, suggesting continued care with a nose and throat specialist for an extended treatment period.
Spot Where He Was Born in Wyoming No Longer in Existence
The spot in Wyoming where Tom Osborne was born has ceased to exist as a place, though Osborne now lives in Meeteetee and attends a legislative gathering to reconnect with old acquaintances. Fort Halleck, born 1869 in Carbon county near Elk Mountain, was abandoned for military use in the 1870s, leaving little trace today.
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Wyoming
Tom Osborne
Osborne
Fort Halleck
Meeteetee
Carbon County
Elk Mountain
Wyoming Pioneer Osborn Dated to Early Meecheetse Settlement
The article notes Osborn as a Wyoming pioneer with a father who was a scout and railroad builder and a mother among a rare group of women in the era. Osborn’s youth was in Lander before he moved to the Meecheetse region in 1884 to help settle that portion of Wyoming.
Aviator Delays Traffic in Court Question
In 1980 a cartoon depicts an aviator en route to court arguing he was only traveling at 60 mph. An Aero Cop counters that the issue was delaying traffic, not speeding.
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Cartoons Magazine
Be Rew BY EpmonD VANCE coon
NG iA Sinner or saint and T'd ven ture an oath You will find that you are a lit tle of both Learn to live with youself and without complaint
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Epmond Vance Coon
Industrial Revival Prompts New Year Optimism
New York reports early signs of industrial revival as factories resume operations and readjustment efforts near completion. Henry Clews notes firmer conditions at home with scattered indicators of a stronger industrial sector.
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Henry Clewe
New York
Neary Clews
Economic Outlook Sees Mixed Signals and Cautious Improvement
The report notes wholesale price declines narrowing, with some revival in steel and other sectors. Unemployment may reach 2,300,000 nationally, yet large real wealth from farm products and manufactured goods exists. Retail trade shows activity, savings cushion investment, but foreign markets and tariff policy influence the mood and direction of reforms.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys
Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys. Four ounces of Rad Salts taken as a spoonful in water before breakfast for a few days may flush irritating acids, relieve kidney and bladder issues, and improve dull pains, cloudy urine, and nighttime urination. Jad Salts are described as a safe, inexpensive, effervescent drink used for generations.
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Mexico
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