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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
10
The Cheyenne State Leader, established 1867, prints every morning except Monday. Edited and published by Tribune Publishing Company with offices at 1 Federal Street, Cheyenne. It notes Associated Press affiliation and carrier rates for subscription.
An almanac era advise sowing sweet peas on March 17 St Patrick Day. An expert details root room rich soil deep trenching with manure and mold, plant thickly but limit to two per foot, and keep roots cool moist for abundant blooms and neighborly bouquets.
The article defines graphomania as an urge to write and attach importance to writings. Bergson notes it appears in forms like repeated signatures and excessive letter writing. He says the graphomaniac is driven by an irresistible need to write and may lose originality.
The piece notes a broad improvement as interbank rediscounts fall from peak levels in October to under 20 million by February 11. It highlights reductions across districts, including Atlanta’s drop from 86 million in October to 5 million by December and Minneapolis’ stronger improvement.
Everett, Richmond, Dallas, and Kansas City slashed municipal debts from tens of millions to under a million or even one cent in a matter of months. The writer praises the rapid payment trend as proof of fiscal health and notes ongoing speech correction classes for children.
A column addressing eye strain symptoms and local vs reflex causes, child bed wetting with guidance to consult a physician and daytime toilet training, post operative menstruation concerns after ovarian removal and need for thorough exam, and a note on marriage between stammerers with potential hereditary risk.
Columbus March 1. Superintendent J G Collicott launches a push for an eight hour day for students. His plan does not require school attendance for eight hours daily but envisions a reformed daily schedule and related reforms for public schools.
A school introduces a daily study and class program for pupils to record recitations and study time. Each pupil will have a two copy schedule showing times for each subject in school and at home, plus extra classroom activities. The plan aims to guide parents and teachers in assigning tasks and monitoring effort.
Teachers sign n assignments present lengthy lessons that challenge students. Schools examine pacing to balance depth with comprehension and reduce homework load.
A vintage ad extolling Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It claims to conceal gray work through gentle application with a comb or brush and adds a lustrous look, available at drug stores.
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