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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
3
A clever young woman architect and interior decorator in New York popularizes the chromatic kitchen. She uses blue and white enameled ware, colored tile and linoleum to create harmonious color schemes. Her method blends affordable materials with stylish, modern design to transform country houses and urban homes.
The text references the Leader Want Ad Department in Cheyenne and notes it as part of the Sunday State Leader, a metropolitan Wyoming publication.
Dr Douglas W Montgomery of San Francisco told the American Medical Association that leprosy is not an inherited trait or highly contagious. He described it as a slowly progressive disease far less dangerous than tuberculosis and urged public understanding to reduce fear.
Davenport June 24 A dynamite explosion wrecked the Park cafe on Second street. Proptier William Titus escaped death by a narrow margin. Police report the stove case had been broken into overnight and no dynamite raider is yet found.
Charlie Goings, a Black musician known for eight years in Cheyenne, was found dead on his porch at 914 West Seventeenth Street from a hemorrhage. Police suggest he collapsed while attempting to reach his home. he was a peaceful figure with no recent trouble, aside from a leg wound years ago during a peacekeeping role. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
English miners receive the 16 percent war bonus from the arbitration board and wage rates rise. On the same day mine owners raise coal prices by 75 cents per ton, with current prices about 2.50 dollars per ton higher than a year ago.
New York report notes public sentiment leaning toward acquittal as the fiftieth anniversary of Stanford White’s murder is observed. Testimony from New Hampshire and Canadian witnesses portrays Marcus K Thaw as rational, charitable, and worthy of social reintegration.
Lansing June 24 Geo Ferris orders 83 sheriffs to enforce a state boxing ban sending letters that end boxing matches in Michigan. Ferris acts to stop boxing under state law and directs authorities to enforce the prohibition statewide.
A colonial type design promotes an attractive home with wide siding and white exterior, green roof, red brick chimney, and a center hall plan. The one story living room spans a side with a side porch, while the opposite side houses dining and kitchen spaces with ample cabinetry. The second floor offers four large bedrooms and a bath plus linen and closets. attic rooms are optional. The full basement supports the structure and the design measures 6x25 feet with an estimated $4,000 cost in ordinary conditions. Mr. Newson offers to answer inquiries from Readers of The Leader with design number details by writing to the Home of Character Department.
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