Cheyenne State Leader masthead and editorial details
The fragment lists the Cheyenne State Leader masthead and publication details from 1867, including staff roles such as John Charles, Joan C. Flemin, and M. Cosby, noting the paper is part of the Associated Press network with rights reserved.
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MM. Cosby
Associated Press
USA
Mall
The Dishpan or the Jury Box Debate on Women Jurors
A column argues judge Talley calls for women’s exemption from jury duty to protect home duties. It notes conflict with suffrage progress and suggests mothers’ civic service vs household labor, contrasting dishpan duties with jury service. Also mentions Petrograd population decline and a New Jersey man accused of denying nut behavior after being attacked by a red squirrel.
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Alfred J. ‘Talley
New York
America
Talley
Judge Talley
New Jersey
Swedish employers press wage cuts to avert layoffs
Prospective wage reductions are demanded by Swedish industrial employers facing heavy losses. Many plants, including mechanical engineering, warn they cannot operate at current pay levels. The drive comes amid fierce German competition with lower wage costs.
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Germany
Health Questions Answered by 0 58 Clarified
The article offers public health guidance on recognizing electric shock, reviving a patient with artificial respiration, and post revival care. It covers use of blankets, cooling and warming procedures, and steps to prevent choking during recovery. It also discusses clubfoot treatment, braces, and infant room temperature guidelines for illness and cold seasons.
German competition strains Swedish industry in Stockholm
Swedish employers face growing pressure from German competition as of January 17 in Stockholm. The article notes intensified market and wage pressures impacting local industry and business confidence.
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Stockholm
Poem Fragments and Notable Artifacts From History
A collage mentions Native American oyster reliance before settlers, a Montana well near Thompson Falls with a steady air stream, and Lincoln's log splitting wedge housed in the National Museum Washington. The passage includes a poetic lament and a reflection on lasting artifacts.
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Thompson Falls
Montana
Lincoln
National Museum At
Washington
Nerve Speed Described As Daily Struggle And Remedy
The piece discusses pervasive fatigue and mood shifts as common effects of stress on many people. It promotes a 21.40 box of Reole as a remedy, urging readers to ask clerks at Roedel's Drug Store or other leading drug stores for it.
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Scitch
Roedel
Drurg
Farm crops value tops ten billion. Texas leads nation
The Agriculture Department values all farm crops at 10.47 billion dollars for 1920 based on December 1 prices. Texas remains top producer with 727.4 million, Iowa and Illinois follow, California and New York rise in rankings, while several states slide including North Carolina Pennsylvania Kansas Ohio Wisconsin Missouri and Georgia. Wyoming ranks 42nd with 51.584 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Iowa
Illinois
California
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Missouri
Georgia
Wyoming
Tahiti Objects to Tales of Scant Attire for Women
Tahiti protests tales of scant attire for women amid debates over local dress norms. Officials condemn sensational accounts and call for respectful representation in press coverage. local authorities urge adherence to modest dress standards and cultural sensitivities.
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Tahiti
Old Home Remedy Pinex Cough Formula Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes a homemade cough remedy using Pinex with sugar syrup or molasses. It claims rapid relief for severe coughs chest colds and throat irritation and notes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract. It urges requesting 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex with directions and offers money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Wayne Ind.
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Pinex Co
T. Wayne, Ind
Tahitians Protest Misleading Dress Images
Tahiti residents condemn mainland magazines and films that show scant native dress. They cite the Mother Hubbard as the true garment, noting such provocative images are photographer’s tricks and date to earlier mission influences.
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Tahiti
Moving Pictures
Tong
Mother Hubbard
Broadway
Hubbard
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