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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1911
Page
4
A jumble of 17th to 20th century political jargon discusses Clarence D. Clark and other figures. It critiques recalls, state legislatures, and party dynamics, referencing Wyoming, Colorado, and Kansas politics amid a storm of partisan chatter.
The piece critiques direct senatorial elections as a rebuke to legislative influence by party whips and special interests. It contrasts Wyoming’s Clark with Colorado’s Speer, noting local political pressures, media power, and party dynamics affecting potential U S Senate appointments.
In Denver a verse recalls Jim once mocked as lazy now called Soldier of Fortune by magazines. Banquets and praise may follow when he returns. Also New York reports Clifford B. Harmon arriving from Europe as aviators say Panama crossing remains the hardest upcoming feat with plans nearly complete.
Mr. Harmon prepares for an early March flight aided by a Farman bi plane. A starting device similar to the 5.5L Moltke setup is being built for tests. Willis T. Haney, returning from a canal zone survey, says trade winds along the isthmus pose no major obstacle and suitable landing cues have been selected along the route.
The text urges prudent judgment to save during prosperous times for future needs. It argues misfortune stems from lack of forethought and stresses building a habit of saving beyond the small 4 percent bank interest. It emphasizes planning ahead and setting aside present resources for future welfare.
Mrs Banks preps to go out while her husband watches. He misreads her neck contortions and his guess at her blouse spurs a playful exchange about her outfit. A humorous exchange hints at marital banter and a puzzled attempt to praise or critique the appearance.
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