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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
3
The article argues Dr Wiley is right that life span can rise with higher education in hygiene. It notes U.S. average life expectancy around 44 years and predicts increases as people learn disease prevention, proper food, and moderate exercise, urging schools to teach hygiene to build vitality and health.
Governor Joseph M. Carey delivers a comprehensive state message, praised as among the ablest heard in Wyoming. He analyzes state institutions, outlines improvements, forecasts needs, and urges legislators to rise to the challenge for the state's future development.
A meditation on heart culture as the supreme measure of civilization. The text argues that music and affection bind culture, guiding intellect and judgment with sympathy, generosity, and loyalty. It extols heartfelt kindness as humanity’s richest wealth and reward.
Emerson warned that true value lies in heart and expression. The piece urges more heart in work and play, less focus on material gain, and cultivation of music and universal thought to expand fellowship among mankind.
Robert Gauss, veteran Denver newspaper man and editorial writer for the Republican, is found dead in his Belvedere hotel room. He had served 29 years with the paper, ending in his quiet heart disease death. His elder brother Charles Henry Gauss died earlier at his St Charles home.
A humorous remark questions the moral standard of a man’s worth, suggesting St. Peter measures virtue by his wife’s belief. It also notes that many foreign nobles wed an American who provides financial support.
State Tax Commissioner John McGill sharply chastised the Laramie County board of commissioners in a Monday session and announced he will assume control of the county assessment work. He warned against politics and claimed district changes were arbitrary. Commissioner Downey and others exchanged harsh words as McGill prepared to establish an order from Cheyenne, with Clark appointed to lead the assessor’s staff and begin work under direct state supervision.
The London Sphere argues a national awakening to persistent errors in training boys in public elementary schools. Teaching only reading writing and arithmetic and dismissing at fourteen harms boys and the nation, pushing many into unemployment or hooliganism. It lauds technical training schools that teach crafts and provide three years of follow up to gauge success in life.
Kaiser Wilhelm II awards swords to his crown prince and princes with mottos such as Always ready to serve this country and Faithful and without fear. Princes Adelbert Oscar and others will receive swords with additional inscriptions upon promotion to guards.
In 1908 Britain imported 344 American cars rising to 437 in 1909 1 101 in 1910 and 3 784 in 1911. In the first half of the current year 190x the value of imported machines reached 8 792 666 dollars. American makers prove they can produce durable and affordable automobiles.
A New York judge stated from the bench that a wife who leaves and returns to her husband holds less value than a wife who leaves and does not return, drawing sharp criticism and public scrutiny of the remark. The comment prompts questions about gender bias and judicial conduct.
A tersely phrased protest article mocks a parade of social figures described as nuisances. The writer derides loud sign placers at weddings, a hunter who misreads the guide, and others in a satirical call for calmer public conduct.
A fragment notes a purchase of a Cardiff giant for 9200 and questions public gullibility. The writer asserts that Americans still prefer humbug and that fakes remain effective despite scrutiny.
A fragmented note hints at rapid business growth as wireless massage technology is introduced. It mentions 2,000 miles of potential reach and asserts time and distance will pose minor barriers to innovation in the remaining decades.
A North Carolina lawyer was cheated out of 93000 in an old wire game. The source notes that the con artist is well known and unafraid, with the target described as familiar to locals.
A 109 year old woman in Eliforel a camber Oret ballet seeks the presidency. Sir William Rameay develops a universal language based on pictures as a new communication system. The text notes a popular character among readers.
Advice on starting points and hemming Strategies to avoid rework stresses on cross stitch projects Emphasizes consistent stitch direction proper canvas preparation especially imported German canvas and fine lightweight cotton for delicate Empire designs Warns against stitching on open mesh fabrics and cautions against shading without a pattern
A dainty book cover uses two handkerchiefs joined at one edge with a narrow ribbon run through eyelet holes to form the back seam. The handkerchiefs fit over the volume via plain linen pockets embroidered on the inner side.
The article explains how a single paradise plume serves as an evening ornament. It discusses placement options including upright frontal use and sidewire positions that sweep over the ear and touch the shoulder.
A description of one piece velveteen gowns designed for hard use, noting some women find them too warm under coats. A youthful beaver velveteen model features a simple cut with a large rolled collar in silk agaric, edged with beaver fur trim.
Advise severe measures for advanced cholera in fowls including humane culling and burning of carcasses. Recommends isolation of mildly affected birds, thorough cleaning, acid disinfectant spray, hot whitewash, fresh litter, and strict water changes with soda solution for up to a month. Emphasizes common sense and thoroughness.
This article extols the Orpington as a premier fowl of England origin praised for egg production and a broad deep body. It notes American breeders increasing quality, with three main varieties Black Buff and White, and discusses breed type and perceived ideal form.
The text offers domestic poultry guidance on litter and absorbents, egg weight, and using a lively terrier for pest control. It emphasizes cleaning, hot lye as a cleaner, and identifying illnesses, with notes on breeding turkeys and marketing eggs.
A French, well known for entertaining artists, sought glory as an amateur sculptor. She arranged dinners with master sculptors who lightly touched her piece. After several sessions she declared the final work her own creation.
A London note recalls that Queen Elizabeth opened the Middle Temple hall where Twelfth Night was staged in June 1601, with patronage from court, as cited by the London Chronicle. Gray's Inn is also noted for witnessing Shakespeare's A Comedy of Error performed in 1694.
A brief meditation on how our view of ourselves shapes conduct and character. It emphasizes inner honesty and mindful behavior influencing outward actions.
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