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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1913
Page
16
A Russo American society was formed in Moscow on January 18 to cultivate mutual knowledge between peoples of the two nations, promote trade relations, and arrange an exchange of visits.
A traditional Icelandic method heats dried codfish flesh to create a powder used as a tread. The practice blends culinary heritage with resourceful fuel use, reflecting local adaptation in coastal communities.
A New York Press opinion laments married women who pry into others' love lives. It argues such questions wound, invade privacy, and should be deterred by a moral lesson imposed on inquisitive matrons and single women alike.
An advertisement claims skin eruptions originate in blood impurities and two weeks of Stuart's Calcium Wafers will cleanse the blood and clear the complexion. It promises rapid improvements within days and asserts the wafers are physician approved and sold for 50 cents at drug stores.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley recounted in Washington a tale on food adulteration about a spoon maker who added lead to lower costs. A dealer pressed for a bigger discount, and the manufacturer urged more lead, insisting the last batch shipped was all lead.
In twilight Scotland John and Annie reunite after years apart amid memory laden exchanges and hopeful affection. A stray aviator buzz interrupts their moment as they reminisce on youth and enduring love. The Los Angeles council approves a measure allowing men to carry nippers to trim harple ends, drawing theatergoers seeking scissors for plumage.
An Italian prince travels to the United States to study divorce trends and high society marriage troubles, prompting discussions about his motives and whether he will stay away from his homeland’s marital affairs.
Clement Shorter argues no living figure is universally greatest. He nominates ten contemporaries from various nations for lasting influence: Thomas Hardy Lord Lister Thomas A Edison Guglielmo Marconi Giacomo Puccini Francois Coppee Richard Strauss Hermann Sudermann Maurice Maeterlinck Elie Metchnikoff.
A friend seeks to debunk superstitions about negroes and jokes, noting proven senseless minstrel standbys. He interviews an elevator bay worker who minimizes chicken theft by saying he would buy chicken if he could not obtain it honestly.
The suffragist Mary Donnelly recounts a Long Island walk in brilliant fall weather. She describes blue skies and frost, trees in color, and a meadow where young women practice putting in smart golf outfits. An old farmer complains times are changing as he and a farmhand observe the scene.
A Chicago woman seeking divorce claims she shaved her husband and cut his hair for four years. The case suggests the break may stem from marital tensions and evolving estrangement.
Rumors circulate that author Robert Louis Stevenson will pitch for the Philadelphia Athletics next season. The note suggests a surprising cross between literature and baseball in a speculative sports item from a historical source.
A London hotel has become notable for its onion themed allure drawing curious visitors. The quirky focus has boosted its profile among travelers seeking distinctive experiences.
A practical guide covers piano maintenance and interior cleaning, including dust removal, key care for ivory and celluloid, and safe use of fluids. It also describes disassembling steps for piano internals. Additional instructions show how to dry fruit quickly using a wood frame screen above a stove and a salt-water dipping aid.
A vintage recipe lists ingredients and steps for butter raisin cookies. It covers creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs one by one, alternating with milk, lemon and vanilla, then mixing in flour and ground raisins. The dough is rolled to a quarter inch, sugared, and baked briefly in a moderate oven.
Agricultural fairs are valued for promoting farm production and community activity. The separator proves a helpful factor in organizing poultry runs and improving display and safety at events.
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for children with constipation. It advises avoiding strong purgatives, urges small doses for issues like cold, headaches, and sleeplessness linked to constipation, and cites testimonials and free samples from Dr Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
A. H. Bull, president of Hull Steamship, testified before the House shipping trust committee on a giant coastwise trade combine tied to railroads. He described efforts to drive him from business as lawmakers urged prosecution of the alleged anti competitive arrangement.
In the congested area of a town bacteria levels range from 0 4 to 500000000, while in the suburbs the count rises upward of 20008.
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