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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
12
A terse, damaged snippet discusses Kilmer's Root and health concerns. Mentions investigation today and warnings about illness and liver issues. Includes unclear references to a leader and distribution or identification of a bottle.
James L. O'Dell and his eighteen year old wife confess to inviting Edward Kneip to a lonely road and beating him to death. They say Kneip, once Mrs. O'Dell's sweetheart, had wronged her and was hired to avenge the betrayal.
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports Cheyenne Wyoming weather for 24 hours ending 6 pm January 23. High 33 at 2:50 pm, low 14 at 12:10 am. Clear to partly cloudy, wind S to SE at 2 to 24 mph. Precipitation total 0.49 inch since Jan 1, normal 0.23 inch.
U S probate attorney for the Gorelaw Indians in Vinita Oklahoma visits Washington to teach sales at the Washington College of Law. She is active for federal employees and serves as vice president of the National Federal Employees' union. She originated the inaugural suffrage parade in Washington.
Washington dispatches describe Bokhara as a vibrant Central Asian city with 364 mosques and rich silk traditions. The piece notes its strategic railway links, nomadic Camels, ceremonial mullahs, and the Khanate’s shifting fortunes under Bolshevik and independent rule as broader Pan Turanian speculation grows.
Lincoln Highway from Pine Bluffs to Cheyenne fair with rough stretches near Durham and west of Cheyenne. From Cheyenne to Buford and Lar amie to Rock Springs passable while Rawlins east and west are open to teams only. Laramie to Fort Collins passable. Yellowstone Highway mostly good south with soft north slopes. north part good at Chugwater then fair to Natrona with considerable snow and not open on the 19th. Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan 23, 1920.
An old classified style instruction urges readers to cut out a slip, mail it with 5 cents to Foley Co in Chicago, to receive a trial package of Foley's tablets for pain, rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments and a cathartic laxative sold everywhere.
Listing for a social dance event by the 1 Neighbors of the Woodcraft at K G hall on Monday January 26 4920 with admission 50 cents and ladies free. The notice notes hours 12h to 25.
Washington notes Palestine could become an industrial hub with a Dead Sea to Mediterranean tunnel harnessing water power and a new Jerusalem industrial zone while ancient city life is preserved. The National Geographic bulletin describes biblical village life around Jerusalem and Bethlehem, detailing one room homes, thick stone walls, domed roofs, mastaby living areas, and adjacent animal quarters.
Judge Samuel Seabury, a leading New York Democrat and Court of Appeals associate, acts as chief counsel with Morris Hillquit for the defense on purely constitutional grounds before the assembly judiciary committee.
The text portrays a simple, multi use dwelling with limited light and ventilation via high wall openings or chimneys. It notes a single open fireplace, sparse furniture, clay pots, wooden bowls, and floor sleeping for people. Below the raised platform are winter quarters for goats and sheep, with arched access blocked by brush and rough stone cattle mangers around the wall. The owner sleeps on a raised spot to watch newborn lambs, accepting cold nights for warmth from animal breath.
A Saturday only feature "See Land of the Sky" airs as a special YWCA program at the Princess. The announcement highlights a single show slot and venue for the community event this weekend.
John Wagnue of Elberton recounts a severe cold that left him bedridden. He took eight doses of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in two hours and states his condition improved within days, calling Foley's the best cough medicine.
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