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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
2
A cryptic note describes a singer flock that stays amid urban haze for the opera Bonron, contrasting with others that move to warmer regions. The line hints at a distinctive bird type drawn to big cities and foggy nights around the opera scene.
Notice directs payments for county taxes and other financial matters to Ray K. Olds, County Treasurer. The instruction specifies checks and drafts should be made payable to him. This line item appears as a public financial notice from Larache County.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic for infants and all ages. It claims quick, harmless relief from constipation and indigestion and offers free sample bottles by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello Illinois.
Thirty governors named delegates for the American Automobile Association lead federal aid good roads convention in Washington D C March 7 Governor Carey seeks two or three Wyoming delegates and invites eligible residents to apply at the governor's office The article notes rising national interest and large anticipated attendance from state boards of trade and local clubs across the country in support of federal highway funding.
A list of arrivals including Plains George C 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 with associated towns and initials.
PF H Seeley of Chicago now at the Plains Hotel explains rupture as dilation of natural openings and endorses the Spermatic Shield Truss. He says it retains ruptures, relieves symptoms, and closes openings in ten days without surgery, with charity fittings available.
A poem contrasts the North Wind’s harsh assault on the world outside with the warmth and safety of a snug cottage. The speaker, with wife and children beside a glowing fire, remains secure as winter’s storms rage beyond the door.
David G. Thomas a coal mine inspector board appointee by Governor Carey is also a poet of notable talent. He has compiled a volume titled Over land and Underground and wrote verses about working life for western laborers. Born in Wales he migrated to the United States, worked as a miner in Rock Springs Wyoming, studied law and served as county attorney, then became a coal operator and finally superintendent for Union Pacific Coal Co. His poetry mirrors the lives of miners and mountaineers and includes Fontenelle a closing verse about nature and river life.
The article argues the waltz remains the leading dance and credits Donald Brian with reviving public interest through his performance in The Siren on February 4. It notes his skill across styles, his past impact with The Merry Widow waltz, and asserts his role in sustaining the waltz’s popularity even as new dances emerge.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy for piles with a free trial offer and a 60 cent regular package. It claims pain and congestion will subside and cites a physician’s warning about cutting body parts. The item also mentions poetry, dances, and a telegraph manager seeking “girls with wheels.”
Request for a free mailed trial treatment of Pyramid Pile Remedy from Pyramid Drug Company Marshall Michigan. Includes name address and seeks delivery in plain wrapper to prove its results. No evidence of any medical prescription or verification provided.
By resolution of the city council at a regular meeting held Jan 21 1913 all unpaid taxes were declared delinquent and a 10 percent penalty on such taxes to be charged and collected from and after Feb 1 1918 in Cheyenne Wyoming City Treasurer D 8 Swan Jan 24 1913
The article traces the waltz as the most graceful dance enduring beyond the rise and fall of other forms. It notes reactions to its spread from Germany to Austria France and England, citing critics like Lord Byron who mocked the German import as indecent while the waltz defeated the minuet and rival dances in eighteenth and nineteenth century courts.
A Los Angeles reader describes a severe skin affliction starting with a red rash that spread, with pimples and blisters. After six months of remedies, the writer reports a complete cure using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, recommending their regular use for clear skin and dandruff relief.
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