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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1913
Page
4
In Moscow on January 18 a Russo American society was created to cultivate mutual knowledge between the peoples, promote trade, and arrange an exchange of visits.
In Iceland a process heats dried codfish flesh until it becomes a powder. The method converts preserved fish into a fine substance likely used for flavoring or other historic applications.
A New York Press piece rails at married and unmarried women who pry into others' romantic lives. It argues women should fear social repercussions for questioning married lovers, to preserve memories, pride, and reputations.
An ad promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood cleansing remedy for pimples blotches and skin eruptions claiming quick, visible improvement within a week. It argues external treatments fail and urges purchase at drug stores for 50 cents.
Dr. Harvey W Wiley spoke in Washington about food adulteration. He told of a spoon manufacturer who sold spoons with lead and refused further price cuts. A dealer pressed for lower costs and demanded more lead as the price dropped. The tale ends with the dealer receiving a shipment full of lead.
In a twilight setting in Scotland Annie and John reunite after years apart. They reminisce at an old stile and recall carvings, while memories flood back as an aviator flies overhead.
An Italian prince travels to the United States to study divorce proceedings and marital law, seeking insight into cross cultural divorce practices. He plans to observe formal marriages and divorces among American society and report his findings back to European courts.
Clement Shorter wrote that no single living man today is universally great in every field and proposed ten living figures known for lasting impact. He listed Thomas Hardy Lord Lister Thomas A Edison Guglielmo Marconi Giacomo Puccini Francois Coppee Richard Strauss Hermann Sudermann Maurice Maeterlinck and Elie Metchnikoff as examples from Britain United States Italy France Austria Germany Belgium Russia.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote shows a friend debunking racist stereotypes by interviewing an elevator boy about liking chicken. The exchange reveals humor and challenges to prejudiced beliefs through a simple, direct question and a candid response about craving chicken.
The NY suffragist Mary Donnelly describes a peaceful Long Island walk with autumn scenery and a lawn meadow where young women practice golf. An old farmer worries that women’s changing roles will scare pigs, reflecting changing attitudes toward women’s independence.
A Chicago woman filing for divorce alleges she shaved her husband and cut his hair for four years. The case frames a domestic dispute with questions about fault and separation.
Rumor swirls that author and poet Robert Louis Stevenson may pitch for the Philadelphia Athletics next season. The note blends literary fame with a dramatic sports prospect, sparking curiosity about a crossover unlikely in modern baseball.
A London hotel has become famous for its onions attracting visitors and media attention. The quirky feature is highlighted as a smart bid to elevate the hotel’s profile and draw guests seeking unique experiences.
Advice on piano upkeep includes cleaning ivory and celluloid keys with soft cloths, avoiding soap, and handling corks and dust. It details removing interior dust, safely disassembling parts, and cleaning hammers with dry pipe clay, plus a method to dry fruit using a framed screens and stove.
Instructions describe a baking recipe with butter sugar flour raisins milk eggs lemon vanilla soda salt. Mix cream butter and sugar, beat in eggs, blend in milk lemon and vanilla, fold in remaining flour and ground raisins, roll to a quarter inch, sugar top, bake ten minutes in a moderate oven.
The note highlights improving poultry runs and notes the separator as a helpful factor. It emphasizes the value of agricultural fairs and suggests practical steps for better exhibition conditions.
An advisory promotes gentle laxatives for constipated children, warning against harsh purgatives. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non griping remedy, claims broad family use, and offers a free sample by mail from Dr Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
A. H. Bull of Hull Steamship Co described a giant combination controlling Atlantic coastwise trade and allied with railroads that harmed independent lines. He testified before the House Shipping Trust investigating committee as Chairman Alexander and Rep Humphrey urged prosecution.
A congested town area may harbor between 0 and 500,000,000 bacteria while suburban zones show counts rising above 20,008. The assertion notes wide variation in bacterial presence between urban centers and outer areas.
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