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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement touts Protone, a 50 cent package claiming to make users plump and strong, improve appearance and mood, and reduce embarrassment for thin people. It cites a regular $1.00 size, available via druggists or mail order from The Protone Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
Albert B. Fall was elected United States senator from New Mexico as of January 29. The Senate vote totaled fifteen for Fall and twenty for the House, with other ballots scattered. The passage mentions caution about synthetic rubber from grain and potatoes and consumer substitutes for food.
An advertisement claims a 60c pack of a cure for bedwetting and frequent urination is available free to Cheyenne Leader readers. It promises to eradicate nocturnal enuresis in all ages and urges readers to share the remedy with neighbors, with contact through C. H. Brown Bing Co. and St. Rowan Drug Co.
President elect Woodrow Wilson argues in the World's Work leave that government should belong to the people not to special interests. He denounces trusteeship and warns against domination by bankers manufacturers and monopolies while urging broad access to policy decisions and a return of government to the populace.
Testimonial style notice from Utica Nebraska and Green Street Nebo praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs Earlew ing and Mrs Herris report relief from long standing weakness dizziness back pain and fatigue after using the product.
In Pittsburg on January 29 deputies and strikers from the American Steel and Wire plant clashed on Rankin’s main street. One man killed, 12 wounded, including several women and a six month old baby. Rioting ended after an hour as deputies withdrew behind a fence mill. The strike, started less than a week ago, left 300 workers out demanding 11 cents more per hour.
The Interior Department issues a significant change in cultivation proof for homesteads. If the entry shows good faith, final proof may be accepted with at least one sixteenth acre cultivated in one year and at least one eighth in the following years until final proof, regardless of the specific year. This interpretation eases strict yearly cultivation requirements.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. It claims pleasant taste and no opium or narcotics, and asserts it always cures. Sold by all dealers.
About 25 farmers attended a meeting at the Shoshone creamery in Cody. Speakers included I C Rumsey and J Marshall, with outsiders from Basin and Germania. Attendees learned how Rumsey runs his dairy and refinery, sparking high enthusiasm and plans for an arciber meeting to include more outsiders.
A perfume of medical claims touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness and dizziness caused by a torpid liver and undigested food. The ad asserts Cascarets cleanse regulate stomach remove foul gases and bile and expel poisons overnight with a 10 cent box, keeping bowels regular for months.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent cure for falling hair and dandruff. It claims dandruff harms scalp, hair roots shrink and die, and that a nightly use will restore lustre, make hair wavy and abundant, with new downy hair appearing after a few weeks.
Rep Garner of Texas warned of a congressional investigation if the justice department does not press charges against Standard 611 officials indicted in Texas. He vowed to demand inquiry if the Texas grand jury adjourns without action and questioned district attorney Atwell and the attorney general's influence.
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