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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
6
The Vote Schedule One outlines an Extra Vote promotion for circulating subscriptions. Candidates turning in 15 dollars by 8 PM July 16 will receive 5000 extra votes, with additional votes per dollar above 16. Credit is given as payments are received and finalized after the offer closes.
Schedule explains votes per new subscriber and how to determine entitlement. It describes a per subscription count and references a method to consult the schedule for exact totals. The fragment lists awarding votes for each new subscriber and how to compute the total in the given system.
Captured as a spy by Germans she was sentenced to be shot then imprisoned in a penitentiary where many women died and living conditions were indescribable. Mrs Margaret Fuhrman daughter of a Chicago publisher went to Germany to study art and there met her husband. She recalls starvation and harsh labor eleven hours a day mending gunny sacks with scant food of turnip tea and decaying salt fish.
Dutch tulip history ranges from tulip madness to today’s steady industry. Prices for bulbs once soared, fortunes rose and fell. Tulip farms value each acre at about twenty five hundred dollars with careful soil use and staged planting.
The article explains that steel bridges lengthen in hot weather and shorten in cold, causing unequal expansion on their sides. It describes rollers under one end acting as a breathing mechanism to accommodate movement of the bridge girders.
Philadelphia institution forbids clergymen of all denominations to enter by founder Stephen Girard’s wish to keep students free from sectarian controversy. In England over one million people receive unemployment pay from the government.
A fragment notes Dr Don C H L singing a wartime anthem as Koreans press for freedom. The piece underscores collective resolve and cultural effort in resistance, with scant other readable details.
A narrative describes a bear suffering a severe headache. When attacked, the bear retreats to a hollow tree while the bogs react but the bear remains unbothered and returns home. Bee stings are said to cure the headache.
An advertisement promises a cure for acid stomach and related symptoms. It touts relief from heartburn belching and stomach pains by cleansing excess acid and restoring energy and vigor. The copy urges readers to try the product with a satisfaction guarantee.
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