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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
12
Dr Chadsey argues before the Congress of Mothers that public schools must stop forcing all children through one rigid curriculum. He urges adapting education to individual aptitudes, focusing on living skills, and aligning work with real world needs rather than rote classical training.
A Denver Republican roundup recalls the old Colorado frontier era before the Moffat road. It notes mustangs once roamed eastern Colorado in great herds, later dwindling to a few small groups, descended from horses brought by Cortes. The piece describes them as graceful yet undersized, quick runners but difficult to tame.
Fragmentary text describes men and their herds and horses in a vanished scene with unclear details and no clear events or identifiers. The readable bits hint at motion and prey but lack confident facts or names.
The text argues that the public adopts a self help oriented charity, favoring personal worth and independence. It cites the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in St Louis promoting practical aid, state support for dependents, civil service reforms, factory inspection, and urban relief to restore land to productivity and empower individuals.
A verse tale aboard a ship describes a so called comet sighting misread as Halley’s. Seaman Josiah Dulhe narrates a late night light show, only to reveal the tall tale was formed by lightning bugs carried as proof in a blue uniform pocket.
May Robson drew enthusiastic crowds at the Capitol Avenue Theatre in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. Her comic performance transformed oldest stage types with charm while the strong supporting cast, including Tack Story, Jack, Paul Decker, Nina Sayville, and Faye Cusick, earned praise for vivid character work amid a well staged production.
A Rawling, Wyoming, laborer named Lewis Slewam, employed by Kilpatrick Brothers and Callillas, railroad contractors, was killed by a premature dynamite blast today. A second worker was buried 160 feet by the blast and later recovered. details remain unclear as reports come in from Sherman County.
Secretary of War Dickinson urged the academy graduates to value education for both military and civil life, stressing specialization and training across transportation, medicine, law, and other fields. He praised past generals, warned against supremacy of men over law, and called for leaders to remain faithful to constitutional principles. He highlighted the link between military service and national strength and urged graduates to follow exemplars of honor and restraint.
Society items note enduring fame earned for their country and comment on living pictures, entertainment and church events at First Baptist on June 17, with references to June dates and local social life.
Belgrade reports severe floods in the Moravia valley after torrential rain. Thirty five lives are said to be lost as towns Chupra, Jagodina and Byllatnatz are inundated. Water stands seven to ten feet deep washing through streets and undermining houses. King Peter and the minister of public works rushed to the scene today.
The Vocal Newspaper entertainment will be given June 17 at the First Baptist Church under the auspices of the B P D. Admission 25 cents.
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