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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
4
Front section shows newspaper masthead Cheyenne State Leader established 1867 with publishing info, office address, staff roles, and Associated Press note. It lists pricing for mail subscriptions and notes non Monday publication.
Scientific American urges Congress to provide full funding for the aerial mail routes noting the post office's record of regular rapid service and 100 million letters carried in the past year. It warns that deep cuts threaten the aviation industry and the nation’s peacetime air transport advances.
A column quotes Herbert Hoover urging thrift to save starving European children at less cost than a battleship. It also discusses nutrition for a skin-disease case, and replies to a 28-year-old woman about menstrual pain and infertility, recommending medical examination and consideration of both partners.
In the Wyoming legislature a humor moment interrupts serious talk on oil royalty revenue. Rep Underwood jokes about alphabetical roll calls and Aber and Alcorn pressing for backward rolls. Other members riff with name-change gags before the session returns to the revenue division dispute.
A newspaper column argues that while Ben Franklin urged thrift, adults boast large debts. It cites a national deficit and 1921 naval estimates nearing 700 million dollars, contrasting with Britain and Japan. The piece urges financial restraint before preaching to children.
A hosehold health column warns that frequent nosebleeds are a medical concern and may require a doctor. First aid includes sitting upright with head back, cooling the neck, and home remedies with salt or vinegar in the nose or nasal packing. Seek medical help if bleeding persists.
The article notes that sleep grinding in children, such as a six year old girl, is usually due to some digestive disturbance or a gastro intestinal disorder. It can also occur in nervous children or during a nervous disease.
The movement to form a new county from northern Big Horn appears dropped for now though revival before the 30 day bill window is possible. Other actions involve state land leases and a proposed increase in sheriff mileage for serving civil actions amid debate and committee redrafting.
Summary of the 1921 financial outlook highlighting stock market averages for 1920, ten year price range of leading stocks, price waves, and trends during and after the war. Includes notes on speculative opportunities and a complete sales record of the New York curb market with requestable copy.
Senators Friendly noted the bill may clash with existing statutes and may need extra clauses. They favored raising the mileage allowance from 15 to 25 cents but refused to act until the measure is tightened to prevent misinterpretation or abuse.
In Culbertson Montana on January 26 the new sport of hunting coyotes with horses and hounds gains popularity. The Culbertson region leads in development with a potential statewide spread as locals form a hunting club to name a Master of Coyotes and Hounds.
A home made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup claims to relieve chest soreness, loosen phlegm, ease breathing, and stop throat tickle within 24 hours. It recommends using Pinex concentrate from The Pinex Co and offers a money back guarantee.
A pharmaceutical pitch touts Reolo as a safe reconstructive strengthener that increases red blood cells and vitality. It claims rapid improvement in energy and pallor, urging readers to buy a $1.00 box at A. J. Roedel's Drug Store and other leading drug stores.
Gulbertson and partners originated a new sport using eleven hounds. After private trials the public was invited and the hounds consistently killed at least one quarry per chase. The dogs sometimes abandon coyotes to chase jackrabbits, but the activity provides entertainment and aids in reducing cattle and poultry predation.
A Cheyenne woman Mrs Julia M Gordon says she suffered dull back ache kidney pains and fatigue until using three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills she claims the remedy relieved her and strengthened her kidneys.
A noted authority explains that undigested food ferments in the stomach due to hyper acidity causing sourness and gas. He prescribes four ounces of rad Salts daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestion, claiming it is inexpensive and widely used.
The readable fragments mention Wale, Sar, and Ste in a unclear context with numbers 126 a and zell. No coherent event or clear entities to identify a full news item.
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