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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
6
An old advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dandeline as a sure hair grower. It claims rapid results within minutes and weeks with decreased dandruff and renewed hair growth, urging careful use for soft glossy hair.
Madame Nordica will perform 14 songs with violin and piano by Rummel and Simmons. The program, prepared for Cheyenne listeners, invites attendees to vote on preferred numbers from a long list including Schubert Wagner Debussy Rachmaninoff and Handel among others.
Miss Booth at the Atlas this half week is a vaudeville performer and newspaper professional. Miles Booth aged about 20 formerly worked as a printer's devil in Basset Nebraska for four years before moving to the city to pursue stage work and vaudeville.
Mrs Willard Parker, in Philadelphia, reports finding peaceful sleep by lying in an open pine coffin placed in her back garden. After trying various cures, she says insomnia left her and she now sleeps soundly like a baby inside the tented coffin.
An advertisement touts Ely Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims the mentholated ointment dissolves inflamed membranes, clears passages, and relieves headache and sore throat by morning with a small drug store bottle.
Church notes describe Sunday services at Marke Episcopal with Dean Davidson, children's procession, special music, and the sermon Not by might not by power. First Methodist and First Baptist invite all, with sessions, sermons, and youth activities. A basketball game featured Moulder's score and skillful forwards, followed by a social hop and parade activities.
The University of Colorado Preps edged Cheyenne 41 to 39 in a tense gym contest. Boulder led by narrow margins as the second half stayed tight, with guarding and passing battles shaping the finish and a last second basket sealing the win.
County Clerk Marty Tupper states there are no bargain days for marriage licenses. Il cennos cost twice Poruna and the standard price remains two almoleons with cash only. A man tried to offer $1.75 and to deny the Pujo commission. the clerk held firm and refused any discount.
Vidual was forced to postpone the marriage day due to unspecified circumstances. The couple or their families have not announced a rescheduled date or venue.
In olden times family chests held roots herbs and barks as remedies for disease Nervousness colds blood and sprains The text notes Lydia E F Kinkham's Vegetable Compound as the most successful female remedy derived from those same roots and herbs and produced with care and cleanliness The passage frames the product as a standard remedy for female ills and traces its origins to traditional herbal medicine
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