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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
5
La Fave known as the stomach man speaks at the Palace drug store outlining a theory that modern ailments stem from imperfect digestion. He argues nerves are often nervous due to digestion issues and cites farmers’ appetite and rest as proof of his claim.
An advertisement essay touts La Fave’s medicine as a cure for stomach trouble and general weakness. It cites a San Francisco buyer reporting weight gain and relief after using the product, and claims a new clinical effect on a sickly child.
Mrs Elizabeth Talbot and family thank Tejena Post Post G R Army and Navy Union and relatives and friends for kindness and assistance during the death of Major John Talbot. William Knagge Thomas Talbot and families James Talbot and families extend thanks for support.
Margaret Garritt of Cheyenne tried twice to kill herself by poison at the Sutzman ranch north of Greeley. A doctor saved her life and she was taken home to Cheyenne with Fay Smith William Suteman and A Rich accompanying her.
If this interests you phone NHAT Cottage completely furnished corner lot cement walks all for 2350 6 8 Oliver phone 574 Sanitas at Sherman Co.
Walter Clark of Bluefield West Virginia says Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey cured a serious lung ailment after other remedies failed. He reports he was unable to work for two months before starting the whiskey and now has been pronounced cured by his physician.
In Los Angeles on July 15 a judge known for treating incorrigible children as physical conditions leads a reform driven approach. Physicians advise free, he discusses child histories with mothers, educates donors, and often remembers each student by name.
Two Cheyenne groups urge city officials to suppress exhibition of the Reno July 4 Johnson Jeffries prize fight films. They argue the pictures would demoralize youth and inflame race tensions, praising Governor Brooks for prohibiting price fights and asking the city to act.
The measure condemns exhibiting fight pictures as immoral and a menace to public peace. Reit Luether moved to have newspapers refuse and use their influence to enforce the resolution.
Readable fragments indicate a society exhibition of pictures held in Cheyenne and Wyoming with official notice dated July 10, 1910 signed by ROM BAIRD Secretary WM. A. ROBERTS President.
William Jennings Bryan visited Cheyenne for a brief stop to lecture at the Chautauqua and spent his time meeting friends rather than answering political questions. He stayed with Judge and Mrs Clarke before departing for Kurt Morgan Café for tonight’s lecture.
Mass and funeral services were held yesterday at St Mary’s Cathedral for Major Talbot with honors. Bishop Keane delivered the sermon as troops from Troop G of the Ninth Cavalry fired a salute over the grave.
John F. Reynolds Post No. 38 G. A. R. expresses sincere thanks to Fort D. A. Russell officers and soldiers and to neighbors for floral and courtesies at the burial of our late comrade Ate Sonn Tal Bot.
A man calling himself Dahlgren, claimed to be insane and asked to be locked up in the chief of police’s office. He was turned over to county officials and placed in the city jail after raving statements and a claim of being pursued by the Black Hand. He arrived in Cheyenne from Ogden Utah with a ticket to Athol South Dakota.
A WM. Myers Dry Goods advertisement lists ladies' white skirts trimmed with embroidery or lace details available for purchase.
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