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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1912
Page
4
A religious discourse links Luke and John the Baptist to messianic prophecy. It discusses John's role as forerunner, the Kingdom, and the redemption plan, plus prophetic sections on deliverance and the gathering of believers under one Shepherd.
Poem excerpt contrasts a blossoming garden and a winter room showing phases of life from youth to old age. It depicts a mother with daughters, a dog, and reflective scenes as the speaker recalls pleasures of youth and aging.
A miscellany reports Humperdinck's paralysis attack. New York bans dancing masters from teaching Turkey Trot and similar dances under license penalties. Politeness touted as burglary deterrent in New Jersey. A baby spanked by a finely dressed woman causes a crowd to intervene. A love letter writer loses a marriage annulment ruling in Dutchess County. Churches press owners to display names of disreputable venues. The Wertz Family Association plans suit against Germany for 185 million dollars.
The article outlines how irrigation creates new farming complications in western states. It stresses the need for both irrigation and drainage, explains the water table concept, and warns that delayed drainage can jeopardize crops and finances. It emphasizes careful management of water to avoid land damage.
A mississippi woman describes years of painful skin disease eczema with scales crusts and raw areas He reports failing doctors and medicines until he used Culuture Remedies which purportedly cured him He credits the treatment as best skin cure and urges others to try it in 1910 diary entry
The text emphasizes using ample trenching and properly sized tiles to prevent water table rise, urging first cost efficiency, careful excavation, and consistent grading. It advises fixed grades, proper fill, and avoiding over irrigation to reduce drainage issues, citing Wyoming Experiment Station Bulletin No. 0.
Paris report cites M Joubert Fontainbleau agriculture professor showing hens given daily wine outlaid more eggs than non drinkers. October to January totals: wine group 28 57 44 46 versus 4 1 0 22 for non wine group, an excess of 148 eggs. He notes wine type unspecified.
The schedule lists trains on the Colorado and Southern line from Cheyenne to Orin Denver and Sterling. It shows departure and arrival times for Nos 29 30 28 27 and 103 10 101 105 104 110 169 160 with freight and interstate passenger rules warnings. The elided notes mention freight and interstate restrictions and a brief prompt for beet revenue.
A speaker laments the silent damage of the extra H in common names like Thomas and John. He argues the letter wastes ink and time and should be removed to restore clarity, urging a national reformation and declaring it his mission to eliminate the H from such names.
Readers from Alabama Oklahoma Michigan share experiences with la grippe and systemic catarrh. They credit Peruna with relief and improved health after years of symptoms and failed remedies. Others note lasting vigor after using Peruna and Menalin as directed.
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