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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
16
A mid 20th century style guide urges women to plan cleaning by room, tackle one room at a time, and rest between. It promotes methodical tasks like laundering coverings, brushing furniture, cleaning paints and wallpaper, carpet refreshment, and rearranging chairs to renew a home atmosphere.
Constantinople Jan 2 The Russian ambassador urged Kamil Pasha to yield to the powers note or Russia would abandon its benevolent attitude. The Turkish ambassador in St Petersburg was told Moscow urged Turkey to cede Adrianople and the Aegean island.
Janina siege momentum paused as a great storm sweeps Epirus, halting the Greek offensive begun yesterday along the frontier. Turkish delegation head Rechad Pasha seeks clarification on passages of the powers note amid Allied deliberations on Constantinople.
The question revolves around what assurances the powers can offer for settling the Aegean dispute with Turkey. The dialogue asks what Turkey should understand from such assurances and how the settlement might be approached.
Albany January 1 Advocates of woman suffrage say a constitutional amendment granting women the vote in New York will pass the legislature next week if approved by the people.
Colonel Ellsworth N. Phelps, famed for his uncanny Uncle Sam resemblance, died at his Windsor Connecticut home. He stood over six feet and rode with Sheridan in the Shenandoah valley before the horse collapsed. He was a Civil War veteran and died at age 187 years old in the house of his birth.
Regine Bell in Washington reports the interstate commerce commission began preliminary work on a nationwide inquiry into the American Airphone and Aasma Intercets. Attorney General Wickersham requested the probe and a formal order is expected within about two weeks.
A fable like reflection counsels prudent living. It argues that aiming for perfection on credit leads to loss and that saving little sunshine prepares one for hardship. The piece urges gratitude for not obtaining undesired outcomes.
The Weather Bureau forecast for Wyoming predicts local snow Wednesday and Thursday with generally fair skies in the southwest.
Rome reports no claimant for the first prize of 1,600,000 francs in the Bank of Italy lottery. It is thought the ticket was lost when the Titanic sank in April last year. Efforts to trace the holder have failed, and a batch of other tickets sent to the United States aboard the Titanic was also lost.
A Russian youth, Iggy Stein, tells Assistant District Attorney Weller he served as a firesetter for a large incendiary group. He claims more than 5,000 people requested arson since he arrived in the city in 1907, admitting he joined for quick money and noting some rejection by suspects.
Mrs Julian Heath founder of the Housewives league says a butter price crackdown is possible by a national boycott. She advocates substituting jams jellies and apple butter to force butter dealers to lower prices.
John F. Benyon, a Boston writer and publisher, urges a bill making aluminum hats compulsory for women at millinery age. Hats would be supplied at no charge by the estate and could be shaped painted and trimmed as fashions dictate with a simple twist of the brim.
During demolition of Roxburgh Place parish church in Edinburgh a vault was uncovered containing the remains of Lady Glenorethy of the Hreadalbane family, founder of the original church.
A method to use leftover pastry and scraps of cheese. Beat one egg and yolk, melt butter, mix in cheese with salt and pepper, roll pastry thin, cut rounds, fill one with cheese mix, seal with another round, bake ten minutes, finish with more grated cheese.
The article explains a method for making curtain stretchers using quilt frames and one inch wire walls. It instructs placing a row of wires along the edge of frames, securing corners, and stretching curtains on small nails. It warns to remove nails after finishing to prevent rust and reuse old holes for future use.
A convenient receptacle for cakes and pies made from a box with a branded end, evenly spaced strips along the sides to support light boards. The design allows stacking multiple pies, removing shelves for extra space, and mobility between rooms or outings. The front can be closed by a screen or couch door or used on a cupboard.
Instructions describe pasting newspaper edges to form a stiff panel then glancing the fabric. The method calls for applying flour between layers, rolling tight, tying, and resting. After a week, shake, dust with a whisk broom, and hang to air out.
A fragment discusses how people seek flattering talk rather than restraint. It cites fomarck's remark about having seen three emperors, naked and impressive, and notes the failure to speak openly to the emperors of Germany Russia and Prussia about private matters.
A fragment notes camphor use and a warning about tarnishing when applied. The text references Bilver and a lump of camphor with unclear context and effects. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
The gunboat Wheeling with a 150 crew and marines was sent from Tampa Bay to Vera Cruz to safeguard Americans amid rebel activity in southern Mexico. Rebels attacked Ahumada, 80 miles south of Juarez, but were repulsed by federal forces. about 60 bodies were counted, including rebel general Antonio Rojas.
Lewis Price a prominent Denver Black resident born in 1849 died after delivering a funeral sermon and service he authored. He came to Denver after the Civil War freed him from slavery in Frederickburg Missouri and built a fortune in real estate before dying penniless.
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