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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1919
Page
3
Red Cross volunteers extend hospitality to convalescent soldiers at Fort Russell allowing visits to the show grounds. Mrs. Dewitt Boice A B Roedel Im Ferdinand Dickson and Mrs P J Gallivan assisted with the service as the men enjoyed recent events.
Dozens of regional guests from Superior Evanston Port Collins Idaho Springs Lake Worth and more tour Cheyenne for Frontier Week events. Notables include Mr and Mrs Morgan Mrs McCanig Miss Falloon Miss Gerrez Miss Thompson Mr Fogarty and Ray Brown with numerous stays at the Bristol and Dumm homes amid visits by Stansbury Shaffer Norris and Ireland in attendance or travel for Frontier celebrations.
The YWCA through the National Board of the YWCA health division launches a nationwide Good Shoe drive to improve women’s foot health. Plans include free foot exams in New York, low shoes with proper arches, and home exercises.
A fragmentary 19th century note describes a Wyoming Territory bill on physiology and hygiene in public schools. It references reformers Mary Hunt and national WCU leadership, noting adoption from Pennsylvania language and intent to elevate health education in school curricula.
An 1886 Wyoming Territory account describes a push to require drugs and stimulants to be taught as a regular school subject across all departments. The bill, House No. 51, passed both chambers with support from Prof. Churchill, the Cheyenne school board, and Mrs. Sturgis. Frances Willard praised the frontier effort in a letter, noting minimal costs and broad backing.
Weather report notes highways near Fort Gollins and Glenrock in rough conditions with loose dirt. North state roads are generally good but dry and dusty.
At 6 am and later readings show temperatures around the mid to upper 80s, peaking at 94 degrees. Humidity and wind noted with wet bulb readings and a 40 mph west wind. Total precipitation since January tallies 5.65 inches, with 24 hour rain reported as 0.0 inches.
Mrs Alexis C Nangle of Galatia Illinois endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The ad urges women troubled by nervousness heat flashes backache headaches and moodiness to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for guidance based on 40 years of experience.
Francis J. Kearful, former assistant attorney general and oil matters specialist, is reappointed as special assistant to the U.S. attorney general and placed in charge of all oil litigation. He gained prominence in Salt Creek field work and once prepared data for a test suit over Salt Creek rules. A separate note mentions a magistrate in Atlantic City commenting on a veteran’s family obligation.
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