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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
12
A loner whose life ended last Wednesday night is found here with no identity. He may have been fleeing justice or a derelict at sea, yet he likely had family ties. His fate evokes pity as readers imagine his lonely wanderings and possible loved ones left behind.
The Denver News laments the Payne Aldrich tariffs as ruinous to the people while Congress debates relief. It recalls a near unanimous protest on November 7 and warns that vested interests fear loss of privilege as calls for reform grow.
A Boston religious figure cites Dr. Wilson's early exposure to catechism and his reverent view of the church. He warns against turning churches into entertainment and argues faith should offer life and regeneration rather than mere spectacle.
A voice argues that ministers should prioritize religious motives over secular interests and act as judges of conduct with uncompromising morality. It stresses the church as a mentor of righteousness and cites Dr Wilson denouncing sentimental Sunday school songs as empty and unworthy of true faith.
A meditation on kindness over hatred. The piece argues that love lights life while hate corrodes the heart, and that generous acts return to uplift the giver. It compares the heart to a rose that blooms with sunshine, yielding fragrance and respect.
A storied cobbler Hans Noodlepate faces a humorous demand from a visitor May to keep a stubborn pulldog. The exchange ends with the dog remaining on the yard as bills pile up and papers are read, revealing the German shopkeeper's struggle with language.
A drug ad from Pyramid Drug Co offers a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure by mail from Marshall Michigan. It promises instant relief from piles and a permanent cure, with a full-size package available for 60 cents after trial.
A reader seeks a sample of Pyramid Pile Temedy from Pyramid Drug Company located at 402% Pyramid Bildg Marshall Michigan. The note asks for mailing a plain wrapped sample to a listed name and address.
A German professor proposes a school to teach love making, a notion dismissed as unnecessary by the Philadelphia Press. The piece argues love’s instinctive across cultures since Eden, with no governmental regulation or formal pedagogy. It notes various social roles and concludes teaching love is needless and impractical.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Balm as a simple, harmless garden remedy to restore natural hair color. It claims quick results, urges against cosmetic bleaching, and offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
The Royal Geographical Society member argues Columbus was Spanish, while Dr Horta insists Italian lineage was accepted due to lack of decisive documents. A Spanish historian notes Columbus claimed Genoa birth as his origin, amid ongoing dispute.
The article notes rising Japan demand for celluloid with imports mainly as raw material and finished goods falling. Abashi Harima factory produces 80,000 pounds monthly and Bakai Celluloid 25,000. One yen yields 1,200,000 yen annually. It predicts Japan will stop German imports and aim to export, starting with China. It also comments on rising attar of roses prices due to Balkan war and global hardship.
A public notice condemns caffeine fatality tests on rabbits and nicotine eye damage. It urges humane treatment and notes a military enlistment change to seven-year terms, claiming complete service makes recruits new when discharged.
A gay eighty year old addressed his fair one as my fawn and now must pay 6614 dollars 80 cents for breach of promise. Elsewhere United States consular reports note cheaper elephants and eleven million Swiss watches exported as a sign of a fast pace. Roller skating on smooth streets sparks romance while an antique Spanish prisoner swindle remains in good working order despite age.
When hogs are confined to a single feeding area a feeding floor should be provided. The guidance stresses the need for a designated surface to reduce waste loss and improve sanitation in pig pens.
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