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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
7
A widish domestic drama unfolds around Arthur Smith and his fiancée Ann Reynolds later Mrs Smith. Ann, a nurse, cares for patients during the Spanish American War while Arthur lies ill. Ann’s devotion and moral courage contrast with his new engagement to a younger beauty who never visited him.
A speaker recalls how weeks in a hospital taught a man that true beauty lies beyond mere looks. A devoted nurse moves between patients, offering selfless care and grace, brightening weary lives. He concludes he has given his heart to the noblest woman he has met.
The piece notes the English custom of telling the bees when a master or mistress dies and warns of ill fortune if ignored. It also includes a quip about coffee with cream and homesickness tied to the Missouri river, plus a Daily Thought on admitting past mistakes.
Fragmentary lines describe aspirations for grand rooms filled with paintings and sculptures, contrasting with an inability to purchase the old association. The terse excerpt reflects rhetorical themes rather than a clear news event.
Thrifty housekeepers learn to put up relishes and preserves from timeworn methods. Recipes include Chow-Chow with green tomatoes cucumbers peppers celery and onions, Chili Gavo with ripe tomatoes peppers and spices, Sweet Pickled Peaches with brown sugar and cloves, Preserved Melon Rind soaked and simmered in syrup, and optional lemon slices for flavor.
The legislature created a board of examiners for state mine inspector applicants. Governor Carey named five members including A C Hoyle of the University of Wyoming and D G Thomas of Rock Springs. The group will meet at the capital at 2 p m on Monday February 3 for examinations of applicants.
Senator LaFollette plans to introduce a banking reform bill in Wisconsin with counsel from William A. Scott and HK B Garrison. The proposal follows the National Commission plan with changes including public ownership of the central reserve agency stock, government control of shares, and loans based on commercial paper without stock exchange activity.
The piece notes essential changes from the Aldrich bill as reported by Sen ator LaFollette and associates. It says the plan reflects sound economic principles and a sincere effort to fix defects. Whether adopted or not, it provides a valuable basis for study and criticism.
The Literary Digest poses a curious question about teat a substance and asks readers for practical explanations. The item hints at household guidance and edible science in a breezy, instructional tone.
A brief classifieds note urges readers to call 96 to convert belongings into cash by listing items over the phone. The ad emphasizes a quick sale and simple process.
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