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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
12
The article argues that life expectancy in the United States should rise above 44 years through better hygiene education. It cites Dr. Wiley, the Howton Globe, and the value of nutrition and moderate exercise. It emphasizes ignorance about health and urges schools to teach hygiene to strengthen body and vitality for success.
Governor Joseph M. Carey presented a comprehensive address to Wyoming’s legislature praising state development. He detailed institutional needs, outlined improvements, and urged lawmakers to meet future challenges with progressive plans for growth and prosperity.
The piece argues that heart culture surpasses intellect in value and influence. It urges cultivating a sensitive heart to govern and guide thought, judgment, and generosity, claiming loyalty and affection are the world's greatest rewards for doing good.
A reflective piece urging more heart in work and life. It contrasts Emersons call for inner guidance with modern commercial values, arguing usefulness comes from giving, not gaining, and urges cultivation of music and universal thoughts to expand fellowship.
Robert Gauss veteran Denver newspaper man and editorial writer for the Republican died in his room at the Belvedere hotel. He was found in bed with a peaceful expression, heart disease listed as the cause. His older brother Charles Henry Gauss also died recently in St Charles Missouri.
A wry proverb notes that St Peter will admit a man only if his wife approves his virtue. It also jokes that many titled foreigners marry an American meal ticket, highlighting social satire on marriage and status.
State Tax Commissioner John McGill rebuked the Laramie County Board of Commissioners and assume control of the county assessment work. He announced a Cheyenne ordered reorganization, criticized board politics, and warned salaries may rise as he pushes a new district map amid tense exchanges and threats of removal. Assessor Clark remains in place as work begins under McGill.
The London Sphere argues that teaching boys only reading writing and arithmetic and then dismissing them at fourteen harms their future. It praises technical training schools for offering manual crafts and three years of follow up to ensure success in life, noting encouraging career outcomes for these trained youths.
Kaiser Wilhelm II awards his sons ceremonial swords engraved with mottos. The crown prince’s sword reads Always ready to serve this country, Prince Eitel’s Faithful and without fear, and Princes Adelbert and Oscar receive inscriptions For all proofs and My soul to God and Germany and Reptitude and intrepidity respectively. Princes August Wilhelm and Joachim will receive theirs upon guards promotion.
In 1908 Britain imported 344 American cars rising yearly to 437 in 1909 1 101 in 1910 3 784 in 1911. In the first months of the current year 3 327 were purchased value totaling 481 000 in 1908 and 2 941 000 in 1911. First half of the year shipments valued at 8 792 666. American makers can produce serviceable automobiles cheaply.
A New York judge from the bench stated that a wife who leaves her husband and returns is not as valuable as one who leaves and does not return. The remark draws attention to the judge's view on loyalty and marital conduct.
An OCR fragment rails at a noisy protest culture blaming a range of figures for obstructing unity. It mentions a prankster, a poster-wielding nuisance, and misdirected hunters, all wrapped in a critique of misguided leadership.
A historical note recalls a purchaser paying 9200 for the Cardiff giant while observers deride impostors. The public’s appetite for spectacular fakes endures, as many still prefer to be humbugged by convincing frauds rather than accept genuine issues.
A cryptic note discusses wireless massage as a concept advancing despite time and distance. It views the remaining half of the century as a period where obstacles will be minor to broad enterprise and progress.
A North Carolina attorney lost 93000 in a con known as the old wire game. The article notes the suspect was widely known and feared, with no one willing to challenge the perpetrator.
A 109 year old woman in Eliforela camber seeks the presidency. Bhele believes all things come to her who wells. Sir William Rameay develops a pictorial universal language. The piece notes one of the era’s popular characters.
Practical guidance on preparing canvas and stitching direction. Start from ends for exact sizes, keep cross stitches slanted consistently, and mark hems to prevent direction errors. Emphasizes selecting even imported German canvas for fine work, avoiding open meshes, and using patterns for shaded designs.
A dainty book cover uses two handkerchiefs joined at one edge with a narrow ribbon threaded through eyelets to form the back seam. The cover is fitted over the volume by plain linen pockets embroidered on the inner side and edges, instead of being teamed to outer material.
The article details a single paradise plume used as an evening ornament. It notes placement options including upright center front and sideward wear that sweeps over the ear toward the shoulder.
A youthful Gownie design in beaver velveteen features a simple cut with a large roll ing collar in silk agaric. The Robespierre style edge is bordered by a Barrow fur trim, favored for durable use though some find it warm under coats.
Old Farm and Fireside advice promotes drastic measures for advanced cholera in fowls including killing and burning carcasses. It urges removal of mildly affected birds, thorough cleaning and disinfection with carbolic acid and gasoline, hot whitewash, fresh water with soda, and strict feeding changes for several weeks.
The Orpington is a popular fowl originated in England, valued for egg production and a long broad carcass. Breeders in the United States emphasize three varieties Black, Blue, and White, with Blacks claimed to best represent the ideal heavy body type.
Practical advice for poultry keepers covers absorbent litter using ash, selecting good laying hens, and the value of a lively rat terrier. It notes hot lye for cleaning, healthy roosts to reduce disease, breeding turkeys, feed, and the challenge of marketing eggs.
A Paris socialite, famed for entertaining artists, sought to gain credit for a sculpture. She hosted two different sculptors for dinners, had them lightly touch the figure, and then publicly took credit for the finished work, presenting it as her own creation.
In London, the Middle Temple hall once hosted Twelfth Night opened by Queen Elizabeth in June 1601 during Shakespeare’s era. Gray's Inn also notes a performance of A Comedy of Errors in 1694, reflecting enduring venues tied to early modern drama.
A brief reflection notes that the way we view ourselves shapes our actions and character. It emphasizes inner attitude guiding outward behavior and personal integrity.
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