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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
3
Notice announces a sale event starting Saturday May 25 and running to September 9 at the yards and offices of Grier Lumber P. J. Black Glicrest Russo Sage and the Ming Lumber and Supply Co. auctioning items at 1 p.m.
Weather data notes June 23 hours ending 6 p.m. show generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday. Palmer, Section Director, reports maximum temperature around six degrees and 02 degrees representation with trace.
A column on summer health urging regular baths tepid water and careful hydration. It warns against excess soda water and iced drinks, recommends morning or evening baths, and stresses water timing before meals and at bedtime to improve complexion and overall health. It mentions luncheon choices like salad and rolls and cautions on meals and nourishment for hot weather.
A damaged letter from Graniteville discusses a health restoration product claimed to aid women, noting endorsements and purported benefits for back pain and nervous prostration. The text shows garbled phrases and possible medical claims without clear evidence or dates.
The writer urges mothers to avoid strong cathartics for children and proposes a mild, palatable liquid laxative without griping as the ideal remedy. The article emphasizes safety for a child’s organs and taste as key factors in an effective remedy.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is extolled as a universal laxative for children, women, and the elderly. The ad asserts it cures constipation, liver trouble, headaches, heartburn, and sour stomach and promises free samples on request. Testimonials praise rapid relief and ongoing use, with pricing of fifty cents to one dollar a bottle.
A brisk note on enduring lunch options like cold milk and classic desserts such as junket baked custard and rice pudding. The passage reflects a preference for straightforward foods over richer fare.
An advertisement claims thin people are unhealthy and must gain weight using Samose, described as a flesh forming food. It asserts the product blends with meals and builds tissue, with a money back guarantee if results are not as claimed, offered with 50 cent postpaid delivery.
Cheyenne Wyoming council sessions approve Black & Laird bid for Round Top Reservoir 29 800 000 the fire department reports damaged buildings at 1714 Pebrean and 320 East 16th street. Water system extensions planned along Capitol to Central avenues and 26th street with cement purchases debated.
The Cheyenne city council discussed bids for sewer and cement sidewalk projects on Thanes street, block 291 sewer line, and new reservoir plans. Keefe requests tax relief on pre existing contracts. liquor license transfer for Henry Beaker delayed. three new firefighters approved. An ordinance to close theaters failed. billiards pool rooms curfews proposed. block 660 park purchase referred. irrigation hours and sidewalk permits signed. Meeting adjourned with no further business.
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