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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
10
A compact note describes song birds migrating south, singling out a rare bird that visits big cities for the fog of the opera Bonron, suggesting a contrast between common migrators and this urban visitor.
Notice states payments for county taxes or financial matters in Larache County should be made to Ray K. Olds, the County Treasurer. The text specifies checks and drafts should be addressed accordingly.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for infants and children, claiming quick relief from constipation and indigestion. It touts safety, pleasant taste, low dosage, and personal testimonials, offering free samples by postcard from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
Thirty governors named delegates to the American Automobile Association federal aid good roads convention in Washington DC on March 7. Governor Carey aims to appoint two or three Wyoming delegates and urges qualified residents to apply at the governor’s office. The event anticipates record attendance and strong federal aid support for road building nationwide.
State arrivals list includes Plains Gorge Brimer Raw ling W F Marfarlane Marfarlane W D Stewart Chugwater E O Orchard Casper Interocean W A Clearwater Wheatland Peic Smith Burns Normandle W C Taylor Sherman W J Little Hagie AnWin Krogsdale Powell noting notable visitors and departures across communities.
PF H Seeley of Chicago now at the Plains Hotel explains rupture as dilation of natural openings and not a wall tear. He will stay in Cheyenne Sunday to demonstrate a truss that allegedly closes openings in ten days without surgery, with charitable fitting and demonstrations offered free.
A rustic poem in 1915 tone describes the North Wind’s raging on the world outside. Inside a warm Inglenook a family sits by the fire content and safe, dreaming of summer as storm rages beyond the walls.
David G. Thomas a miner lawyer and poet is named by Governor Carey to the state board of coal mine inspectors. He compiled Over land and Underground and writes poems about working people and western life. He rose from miner at Rock Springs to lawyer county prosecutor and coal superintendent before practice.
The article notes Donald Brian’s influence on popularizing the waltz with his performance in The Siren on February 4. It highlights his broad dancing ability, including a Laneshire clog in the act, and credits him with reviving public favor for the waltz after The Merry Widow era.
The ad touts Pyramid Pile Remedy promising relief from pain and congested veins after one or two applications. It offers a free trial package, claims efficacy even with a pile truss, and notes a 60 cent regular package at drug stores. Also includes unrelated notices about poetry and telegraph ads.
A reader requests a free trial treatment by mail of Pyramid Pile Remedy from Pyramid Drug Company Marshall Michigan. The note asks for a plain wrapper and states desire to prove its results with no cost.
By resolution of the city council at a regular meeting held Jan 21st 1913 all unpaid taxes were declared delinquent and a 10 percent penalty upon such taxes as they appear on the tax list be charged and collected after Feb 1st 1918 Cheyenne Wyoming Jan 24th 1913 D 8 Swan City Treasurer
A discussion of the waltz as the premier dance in history, its rise over the minuet and two-step, and its endurance despite threats from the polka and social critique. The piece notes English reception in 1812 to 1813 with Byron’s sharp condemnation of the German import.
A Los Angeles reader describes a severe skin affection that began as a red rash and spread across the body with intense itching. After six months of other remedies, the author credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a full recovery, noting bathing with soap and hot water followed by ointment.
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