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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1913
Page
12
A Star Journal line argues that life recreation is not wasted but an economising of life. It frames leisure as purposeful, efficient use of time contributing to overall well being and productivity.
The Chicago Record-Herald rebukes Representative Mann for offhand partisan remarks about the president's currency address. It condemns Mann as foolish and discourteous, arguing the president offered substantive ideas and called Congress to act with guidance rather than threats, while rejecting Manns hostile tone.
Incoming ocean traveler sees Liberty Statue and Taft ground breaking for an Indian Memorial in New York harbor. The piece portrays a 60 foot Indian statue atop a granite base and a vast Indian museum, urging better treatment and self reliance for the remnant tribes amid a history of dispossession and violence.
The Rochester civic clubs hosted a dinner for naturalized foreigners, honoring new Americans and inviting them to participate in the life of the nation. The event emphasized hospitality and the value of inclusion for Malians Greeks and Russians among the guests, highlighting community spirit and mutual support.
The passage argues for rest over ceaseless labor and promotes amusement as essential to education. It cites Stevenson’s view that constant business neglects other duties, and suggests that relaxation refreshes the mind and sustains virtuous and beneficial life without overworking.
Congressman Clyde H. Traverner and David J. Lewis urge Postmaster General Burleson to raise the 11 pound limit to 100 pounds and remove weight caps for self delivered items. They argue the plan would erode express competition, fund government costs, and expand mailable goods including farm produce and suburban garden produce sales.
A reflective piece questions why readers tolerate rough speech and delays at home while praising skilled professionals. It likens patience toward porters, blacksmiths, and builders to domestic disappointments such as late dinners and tough steaks, urging restraint and kindness at home.
Seasonal advice for mothers on feeding children in hot weather. Warns against overfeeding and promotes light easily digested foods and cool milk. Recommends Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for constipation or summer diarrhea and notes testimonials from Buffalo and Scottaville families. Offers free sample by mail from Dr W H Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
The Gettysburg field features the Irish Brigade monument as veterans from both sides plan a large July reunion. The Irish Brigade charged under fire and many were killed, a memory cited by organizers.
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