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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1913
Page
12
A vintage recipe collection outlines five maple based desserts and preparations. It details steps for a maple gelatin pudding cakes and tarts, a maple biscuit cream dessert, a maple mousse style dish with whipped cream, a maple custard with ladyfingers, a maple pudding and a maple cake with walnuts and raisins.
A collection of anecdotes about forgetfulness and eccentric behavior among scholars clergy and men of learning. Tales include a parson hammering walls to hang a hammock a guest demanding unusual foods and an under-footman supplying the wrong oil, plus clergymen mistaking rain for sun and misplacing luggage with humorous consequences.
The text covers reactions to the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy trial in which 33 labor leaders were convicted. It cites Samuel Gompers and the AFL, arguing that conditions fostered violence and questioning the parallel harms of organized capital against workers. It frames labor leaders warning against government by injunction and calls for social justice.
J N Dolley reports only 97 of 1500 corporations faced with selling securities in Kansas received clearance. Mining oil and gas schemes dominated the disqualified filings, with investors facing slim chances of returns. The blue sky law is credited with saving at least five million dollars and weeding out fake promotions.
Three Shoshone and three Arapaho delegates travel from Casper to Washington to meet President Taft over Wind River lands and lease money distribution. A recent council elected representatives, dispute over deeded lands and government allotments sparks the inquiry. Chiefs Hebecheechee Lone Bear Yellow Colt and interpreters are named for each side.
Notice instructs all business with the County Treasurer of Laramie County to be made to Ray K. Olde, the County Treasurer, for county taxes and other financial matters. Subscription offer for The State Leader included.
Anna Boyd is cast as Jennie Wimp in Louisiana Lou at Capitol Avenue theater Tuesday. The London and New York vaudeville rival Sophie Tucker inspired Boyd to return to Chicago for the role. Luke Vrohman leads backstage as Lansing Bright with duties coordinating the show’s schedule.
The contest runs through January 31 with sixty dollars in twelve prizes for schoolchildren who submit clippings about animal treatment or animals. Prizes include ten, five, three, and two dollar awards across Cheyenne, Sheridan, Laramie, larger schools, and rural schools. Additional prizes honor schools with most readings and a Humane Education book.
Cheyenne Wyoming records show officials directing communications to Leon Hilla as secretary of the Klumane Board. The note specifies Cheyenne jurisdiction and references ongoing governance matters requiring prompt attention.
The State Humane Board lists children needing homes and outlines probation before any adoption. Families interested should contact the Trumane office at the state capitol, phone 142, during office hours for details and eligibility.
State Humane Board notes a new shoe design named the Rynell Chain Overshoe. It covers the ordinary shoe with a chainlike affialr, promising better traction in sandy terrain, reducing slips and leg injuries while preserving horse power.
The house money trust committee will suspend hearings next week as chairman Pyle cites doubt about the panel's power to probe internal banking affairs. He notes banks resist disclosing names of borrowers above one million dollars, affecting about thirteen institutions in the United States. The action hinges on whether the committee can uncover business practices and financial links behind rapid profits.
Edgar B. Shaffner files a $10,000 damages petition in district court through attorneys Allen G. Fisher and William B. Rooney. He alleges the defendant made a mischievious statement to his wife to injure his reputation among neighbors in Cooper. trial expected this term.
Miss Veronica Murphy of Chicago will present a piano recital Monday evening at the Academy of the Holy Child Jesus. The program features Chopin, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and readings by students during intermissions. Tickets available through academy pupils.
Robert Qum Ming dies Wednesday at Belle Platine Town while traveling from Kaukesha Wisconsin to Casper after receiving medical treatment. Known locally as Bob, he had lived in Casper since early childhood and was a Casper school graduate.
A housewife describes a patent style closet created from a former kitchen doorway. With an emergency shelf for accident supplies and hooks for clothing, the design frees counter space and keeps essentials within reach.
Sugar, lard, butter, eggs and sour milk are used with oats, flour, baking soda, cinnamon and walnuts to make a batter. The mixture is heated, then eggs are added, followed by milk, oats, raisins, currants and walnuts. Drop onto a buttered pan and bake in a moderate oven until done.
The text describes wiping, cleaning, and broiling for three minutes while turning constantly. It mentions cutting into one to two and a half inch pieces, squeezing out the juice without a lemon squeezer, and serving while hot. The wording is unclear and appears to be damaged OCR.
Instructions describe rejuvenating worn leather by rubbing with wall oil and white oil then polishing with beeswax turpentine. Final buffing uses a soft, clean cloth to restore color and shine.
Wireless iconograph from Prancenco di Ber Rocch promises covert, rapid transmission of orders and sketches between Milan and Turin. The device handles ordinary messages and symbols, enabling use with standard wireless plants. Italy moves to secure exclusive patent rights amid wartime secrecy.
A dessert method describes draining surplus liquid from one quart of lok clewed apples then adding lemon juice to taste. The recipe instructs beating eggs whites stiffly and folding in with the apples and cream to finish.
A brief note describes making raw beef sandwiches using very thin buttered stale bread. The method spreads half the bread with scraped beef and suggests ample sandwich production on the farm.
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