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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
12
Citizens of Cheyenne demand an official statement on the municipal water supply as contamination raises health concerns. Residents report using artesian wells or avoiding city water due to its unhealthful appearance, urging disclosure of causes and potential consequences.
The report argues that nickel and dime theatres corrupt patrons by showing sensational cinema. It cites juvenile and adult crime mimicking on screen, including robberies, murders, treachery, and deceit. It warns theatre managements enable such material without censorship.
Fragmentary remarks discuss the Rockefeller grand jury and proposals about moving picture theatres. The text suggests mixed views on theaters serving the poor and hints at concerns about public funding and control.
The article reviews Count Zeppelin’s failed airship venture the Deutschland and other giant dirigibles, noting major financial losses and a shift in view toward airplane flight as the more promising path. It defends Zeppelin’s historical efforts while acknowledging the impracticality of future large dirigibles and urging sympathy for the inventor.
A garbled Chicago June report cites a woman who seeks self assistance amid unclear details. The fragment hints at personal struggle and resilience but lacks concrete names or outcomes.
Captain PF 8 Cody, an American aviator serving British duties, fell from a 100 foot height at Aldershot after his plane was struck by a gust, was trapped under wreckage and gravely injured. He had recently become a British citizen through naturalization.
A poem by Arthur Stringer in Hampton's Magazine contemplates an aged world and love beyond ruin. The speaker envisions a final cosmos where death and the ultimate end prevail, yet faith in enduring love persists through a ghostly struggle.
An earthquake near Washington was recorded with light vibrations by Father Tondorf at Georgetown University Observatory. The tremor began at 7:03 p m and lasted until 7:27 p m as reported in this item.
A Washington diplomat recalls Justice Brewer’s remarks on tolerance in a misquoted story from the Washington Post. The tale concerns a missionary in the South Seas who uses calico to clothe parishioners, only to find them too shy or unwilling to wear it.
A Brooklyn Life piece quotes a young woman who kept a diary aboard a trans Atlantic voyage. She compared the voyage to Mark Twain and recalled seven days of routine before noting a Channel crossing in a hurricane. She remained on deck despite the storm and struggled to hold her parasol against the wind.
Greeley June 29 On the charge of stealing a cabin a barn and a chicken coop filled with fowls belonging to Hert van Schmelie near Remey Le Seraven is in the county tall there The structures were hauled to Sehaven s homestead on a Wagon
A wartime novelty notes that sailors of the ship Louisdiana aboard the Louldiena contributed a sum of 1 559 dollars for impoverished widows. The report highlights the benevolent act by naval personnel in Washington on June 29.
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