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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1913
Page
14
A 1911 advertisement touts Cuticura products as effective for infant rashes scalp sores and hair loss. It claims dramatic improvement after a few uses with Cuticura Ointment and Soap, and urges mothers to try samples, promising strong results and worldwide availability.
The article lists Sunday services across Cheyenne churches with schedules for 1809 Carey Avenue and nearby chapels. It highlights sermons by Rev Christian A Berger from Greeley Colorado and Dr Clarence True Wilson of Topeka Kansas, plus events at St Mark's Episcopal and other congregations.
The column lists religious events at several churches. Rev. Tetley will sing, with free admission for all. Pastor Van Winkle and Captain Alpert Chestam note morning services, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and unity temperance and salvation gatherings with cordial welcomes.
Notice asks all bills contracted by the Capitol Grills to be presented by January 47 and all payable bills to be sent to the undersigned or the undev eloned.
An editorial argues against letting children hunt moths butterflies and eggs damaging rare species. It urges reverence for living creatures and notes the benefits of observing nature including pollination soil enrichment and cooperative animal behavior.
19 year old Dixie Nunnally, an heiress in Louisville, says she will not return home or share in family wealth despite her father’s pleas. She describes straining family ties after her mother’s death and her father’s remarriage, noting she travels since graduating from Ohio Western University.
An advertisement offers a free home recipe claimed to cure kidney troubles and other symptoms. It urges readers to write to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit to obtain the plan by mail. The text includes persuasive claims and discourages medical costs with a plain envelope mailing request.
An unidentified speaker rejects dramatic ambitions and matrimony, noting unsuccessful painting efforts yet continuing forward. The speaker mentions a move toward New York, where a niece of a famous novelist will chaperone her on the East Side and a trip abroad.
An irate property owner confronts tax clerk Clarence Miller in Jersey City over a pole tax he says applies to his yard though no poles remain. Miller explains the pole tax funds elections and tells the man to tell his wife no poles will be taxed. The man protests in broken English.
The state department speeds the reply to Britain's protest over toll exemptions for American coastwise shipping in the Panama Canal. The document likely will be mailed to the American embassy in London within days and presented to Sir Edward Grey by Secretary of State Laughtin.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the solution for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims a 25 cent bottle creates soft lustrous hair, removes dandruff within minutes, and doubles hair beauty, urging immediate purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
The present administration will confront a month focused on essential questions. Observers believe the main aim is to eliminate nonpertinent issues and rely on mutual agreements to establish facts for adjusting matters directly between the two countries.
A cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 5 pm onward at The Robinson location.
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