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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
4
A historical discussion argues Dr. Wiley is right that life length could rise with higher hygiene education. It notes U.S. life expectancy around forty four years and urges schools to teach food value and moderate exercise to strengthen health and vitality for future living.
The Wyoming Governor Joseph M. Carey delivered an exhaustive state message praised as one of the ablest. He detailed state institutions, outlined improvements, forecast needs, and urged lawmakers to meet the future with progress. Citizens read a portrait of Wyoming with faith in mines and growth.
A meditation on heart culture as the true measure of civilization. It argues that a cultivated heart guides intellect and judgment, enriching sympathy, affection, and esteem as the highest reward for doing good.
A reflective piece urges more heart in work and play, citing Emerson on inner voice and college life. It argues modern commerce dulls compassion, urges cultivation of music and universal thoughts, and calls for recognizing shared human fellowship.
Robert Gauss, veteran Denver newspaper man and editorial writer for the Republican, is found dead in his Belvedere hotel room, apparently of heart disease. His brother Charles Henry Gauss, six years older, dies at his home in St. Charles, Missouri, around the same time.
The fragment offers cynical quips about marriage and success, noting that a man’s worth depends on his wife’s view and that titled foreigners often wed for money, with no specific people, places, or dates.
State Tax Commissioner John McGill publicly rebuked the Laramie County board of commissioners over district changes and took control of the county assessment work. He warned salaries would offset any savings and announced the assessor district maps would be redrawn, with Clark's staff taking over administration as McGill prepares an official order in Cheyenne.
The London Sphere argues a national awakening to old errors in elementary schooling. It condemns teaching reading writing and arithmetic only and sending boys out at fourteen or younger, noting this harms both the youth and the nation. It praises technical training schools and three year post course monitoring, reporting encouraging career prospects for trained boys.
Kaiser Wilhelm II grants sons ceremonial swords engraved with short mottos. The crown prince bears Always ready to serve this country while Prince Eitel receives Faithful and without fear. Princes Adelbert Oscar and others receive inscriptions as they advance in the ranks.
US auto shipments to Great Britain rose from 344 in 1908 to 3,784 in 1911, with first half 1912 value at 8,792,666 dollars. The total 1908 value reached 481,000 dollars and 1911 value 2,941,000 dollars, showing American makers can mass produce affordable durable cars.
A New York judge recently stated from the bench that a wife who leaves her husband and returns is of less value than a wife who leaves and does not return. Critics call the remark gender biased and unprofessional.
The input presents a garbled protest style complaint list. It mentions a person who rocks the boat and a nuisance plastering signs on newlyweds, plus a hunter who mistakes a guide for a deer and someone unaware of being loaded. No coherent news event or identifiable entities are described.
A fragment discusses a 9200 Cardiff giant sale and public reaction. It notes skepticism toward fake artifacts and suggests the American public enjoys being humbugged by convincing fakes.
A fragment notes wireless massage tech making a bold claim about 2000 miles and time distance as minor barriers. The passage hints at optimistic projections for late 20th century enterprise growth despite initial roughs.
A North Carolina lawyer fell victim to a long running wire game scheme losing about $93 000. The operation involved familiar perpetrators known in the community and a pattern of trusted individuals. No further details on suspects or venue are provided.
A 109 year old woman in Eliforel a camber Oret ballet pursues the presidency. Bhele believes all things come to her who wells. Sir William Rameay develops a new universal language based on pictures as part of a popular character’s storyline.
Detailed guidance on starting points for cross stitch projects to avoid redoing work. Emphasizes canvas quality and thread direction consistency, with tips on hemming, stitching from ends, and using a prepared pattern for shading. Recommends imported German canvas for even threads and cautions against on fabric without pattern.
A dainty method describes using two handkerchiefs stitched along one edge with a narrow ribbon threaded through eyelet holes to form a back seam. The fabric is placed over a volume with plain linen pockets on the inner side, avoiding outer fabric joining as in yard-bought coverlets.
The passage describes the paradise plume as a desired evening ornament. It details styles with diamond star accents and bandeau-like arrangements for hair, including upright frontal placement and sideward sweeps over the ear to touch the shoulder.
A fashion note describes Velveteen Gownie gowns in vetoon material praised for durability yet warm under coats. It highlights a youthful beaver velveteen model featuring a simple design and a bold silk collar bordered by beaver fur, styled in the Robespierre order.
Advice advocates drastic measures for advanced cholera in fowls including slaughter and burning of carcasses. It prescribes thorough cleaning with carbolic acid spray, hot wash, fresh litter, strict water discipline, and light feeding to halt spread.
The Orpington is praised as a premier fowl for egg and meat, originating in England and now thriving in the U.S. Breeders produce thousands of prime specimens with color variety, especially Buff, White, and Black. The breed emphasizes a long, broad body, good carcass, and clean white flesh, with English prize esteem for its quality.
Ashes scattered under roosts absorb moisture and odor. hot lye water helps with canine and other decay. Breeding turkeys should be well developed and fed. A lively rat terrier can earn its keep. The poultryman fears illness and the hardest task is marketing eggs. A good place to build for market access is advised.
A Paris woman, noted as a generous patron of the arts, sought fame as an amateur sculptor. She hosted two master sculptors for dinner, eliciting minor alterations to her piece. After several sessions she publicly claimed the finished work as her own, having borrowed touches from the others.
The London Chronicle notes that Queen Elizabeth opened the Middle Temple Hall where Twelfth Night was staged in June 1601. It also recalls Gray's Inn hosting Shakespeare's A Comedy of Errors in 1694, highlighting venues linked to early drama and court patronage.
The piece argues that our view of ourselves governs how we act daily, asserting that a constructive self attitude produces ethical behavior and better interpersonal conduct. It emphasizes honesty, self-awareness, and moral responsibility as foundations for character.
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