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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
6
Cheyenne WCTU notes opposition to the army canteen amid a pamphlet of medical cures and elixirs. The article repeats letters and quick remedies for health, then presents Brigadier General Baggett's opposition, arguing the canteen promotes drinking, debt, and vice at military posts.
Doctor Lewis Dake offers general health and beauty guidance. Readers may mail questions with full name and address to receive answers. replies rely on common remedies and are distributed through druggists and pharmacies.
A commentator argues that businesses and the army should face uniform absence requirements. The note imagines firms and teens, hints at trainmen and government role, and calls for equal standards across sectors.
A Wakelee Michigan resident reports relief after using Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach trouble. The ad claims the tablets offer a permanent cure for a low price and notes they are sold by all drug stores.
Rural guidance urges residents near streams to raise geese and ducks as a major food source with minimal grain. Toulouse geese yield early eggs and large broods, while ducks such as Peking and Indian Runner provide prolific laying. Recommend tidewater sites, evening grain, safe housing, and water for bathing and drinking.
Poultry debate whether hens or pullets produce more and better eggs. Pullets lay more eggs and are favored for market eggs, while hens produce larger, heavier eggs for higher prices. The writer leans toward pullets despite slight downsides in hatchability and chick vitality.
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