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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
16
The piece surveys usage of the word set and traces the invention of paper across cultures. It notes the German and English word rivalries, cites Finglish dictionaries, and discusses paper origins from Arabia and China, with claims about flax and linen precursors and the 14th century attribution debates.
A tally shows New Zealand maintains 233 daily weekly and monthly periodicals across the nation. The figure aggregates newspapers magazines and journals published for public consumption.
Town-prober Mrs Hill plans a tea invitation to Miss Joy to uncover why Mies Joy has become reclusive. Neighbors discuss the mystery as Joy agrees to attend the tea by telephone invitation and hints at answering the riddle.
Ollie James, then a junior senator from Kentucky, first entered politics in Crittenden County. A magistrate urged him to avoid politics, recalling his own long civic service and warning that politics brings enemies and friends but little lasting reward. The piece also notes Thorium's supply tied to gas mantles, discovered unexpectedly in Harmil, altering manufacture.
A youth in a carriage puffed strong tobacco while an old woman warned him it was wrong to smoke. He claimed health benefits from smoking, citing pig curing, and she urged him to quit, hoping for some mercy as the smoke thickened.
Bliley argues in a magazine essay that motherhood is waning, blaming social shifts and diminishing female roles as women face work pressures and moral expectations. The piece critiques changing family dynamics and societal norms.
A sworn affidavit highlights recovery from tuberculosis after using Eckman Alterative. The claimant Paul L. Fasnacht describes long coughing fits, weight gain from 130 to 165 pounds, improved sleep and appetite after starting the medicine in 1909 and returning home in 1910. The ad promotes Eckman Alterative as aiding bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung troubles with evidence requests.
Notice requires all Capitol Grill bills to be presented by January 17 and all payments to the undersigned. By StuetA de IDLEMAN. Also a brief remark on Murphy and Evers and Corriden’s tryout with the Pirates, noting Corriden did not appear as a major leaguer.
Testimony reveals a Diamondville election vote with details of registration and oath questions. A witness recalls voting at a hotel during the November election of 1912 and acknowledges reading and signing registration papers, though memory of the date is uncertain.
Emil Matson testifies under oath regarding arrival in Wyoming. He places his residence in Macotn County and recalls arriving about a year ago around part of April, though he cannot give an exact date. Language reflects a cross examination setup with questions and answers.
Julienne Tralee testifies under oath in direct examination with answers identifying herself as Julienne Terre and Susie. The fragment shows questioning by Mr. Rigdon and a brief reply confirming identity.
The sworn testimony of Joseph Makela relates to his arrival in Wyoming around May 1912, his prior residence in Arizona for about twenty months, and participation in the Diamondville election of November 8 1912. He describes registering at a hotel registration desk and being asked basic questions about his age and birthplace, with uncertainty about whether an oath was administered.
The Robinson cafeteria serves daily dinners from 11 30 to 2 pm and 6 to 7 pm offering midday and evening meals.
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