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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1918
Page
6
An old medical ad claims Foley Kidney Mills can ease kidney and bladder pain and restore normal health. It lists back ache, headaches, stomach and liver issues as effects of kidney trouble and promotes relief from these conditions.
Public notice warns stockholders against paying join fees to stockholders leagues or schemes. It asserts Pan Motor Company stocks are safe, cautions against slick grafters trading stock, and touts rapid growth with over 34 000 subscribers as the organization expands across the Union.
Governor Frank L. Houx issued a proclamation designating Friday June 28 1918 as War Savings Day in Wyoming urging citizens to pledge savings for War Savings Stamps. The plan aims to fund the U S war effort with stamps maturing at values up to 5 000 000 and to encourage thrift across all incomes as part of the patriotic duty. The pledge guidance will be issued by William C Irvine war savings director for Wyoming and the proclamation cites federal authority and typical ceremonies across the state.
The fifty first Yale Harvard varsity eight regatta will be held on the Housatonic river near New Haven tomorrow afternoon. In wartime conditions the race shifts to a two mile course, a shortened version of the traditional four mile Thames test. Sixteen rowers prepare for the long shells as rivals compete for collegiate rowing glory.
A Kansas City reader reports relief from back and side pains, headaches, and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham Vege-Table Compound. The letter claims that after six cups of tea the user felt well and recommends the remedy for female functional disturbances despite prior medicines.
In 1916 Harvard swept the river Hew Leaden course setting a 10 minutes 2 seconds four mile record in what may be their last race for years. War prompted wartime substitutes for the usual regatta as the national rowers pause amid global conflict. A fragment reports a land slide near Dexter Maine creating a floating island on Lake Wasspackéeag with trees on its detached tract.
The item lists numerous names such as John A Martin M A Kline Isabel Draper Fred Warren and William Dunstan from Pine Bluffs along with others like George Abbott and Christine Jorgensen. A stray line notes From Casper N J Barewaa and mentions a visit by residents from Casper to the city.
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