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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
14
An old promotional ad touts Protone as a “most scientific and effective” strength builder that makes users plump and well formed. It claims color, vigor, and happiness, urging purchase by mail from The Protone Co. in Detroit, Michigan, and notes a 50 cent package offer and a regular one dollar size.
Albert B. Fall was elected United States senator from New Mexico today with fifteen votes in the senate and twenty in the house. The remainder of the votes were scattered. The item also notes a separate speculation about synthetic rubber from grain and potatoes and household concerns about food substitutes.
An advertisement claims a harmless remedy for bed wetting and frequent urination from C. H. Brown Bing Co Chicago and St Rowan Drug Co. Readers can obtain a 60 cent package free prepaid by writing to The Cheyenne Leader. The text urges spreading the cure to family and neighbors.
President elect Woodrow Wilson argues in a World's Work excerpt that government belongs to the people and must escape control by special interests. He denounces trusteeship, urges direct popular access to policy, and calls for curbing monopolies in tariffs and conservation to empower the public.
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary EarLeowing of Utica Nebo and Mrs Herris Greenstreet Nebo Nebo praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. They claim relief from weakness dizziness colorless nails yellow face and back pain after use. They say the medicine restored activity and health.
In Pittsburg PA deputies and United States Steel kin plant strikers clashed on Rankin's main street. One man died and 12 were injured including women and a six month old baby. Wounded mostly spectators as officers battled for an hour before retreating inside a mill fence. The strike began less than a week earlier with demands for 11 cents more per hour. about 300 workers walked out.
The Interior Department adopts a significant change in cultivation proof for homesteads. A homesteader may show required acreage over time with at least one sixteenth for one year and at least one eighth for subsequent years, regardless of the specific year of the period, if good faith is shown. This interpretation eases strict adherence to annual cultivation.
A promotional note touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as unrivaled for coughs and colds. It claims pleasant taste and no narcotics, asserting the medicine always cures and is sold by all dealers.
About 25 farmers gathered at the Shoshone creamery for a meeting in Cody. Speakers including I C Rumsey and J Marshall explained dairy and refinery operations, sparking strong interest and plans for another Arciber meeting to invite more outsiders.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness and digestive misery caused by a sluggish liver and toxics in the bowels. It claims Cascarets cleanse regulate stomach remove foul matter and poisons while you sleep producing a clear lead free stomach by morning.
Classic advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine to revitalize dull scalp and promote new hair growth. Claims include reduced dandruff, stronger roots, immediate lift in hair life, gloss, and soft abundance after repeated use. Ends promising visible new hair in weeks.
Washington Jan 29 Representative Garner of Texas threatened a congressional probe if the Department of Justice does not press the Stand ard 611 officials indicted in Texas. He would demand action if the Texas grand jury adjourns without further steps and would question district attorney Atwell and the attorney general in the case.
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