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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
4
Historical republication notice from Cheyenne State Leader 1867 edition. Lists publishing details, staff roles, and Associated Press rights and pricing for subscriptions and delivery.
An expert advises sowing sweet peas on March 17 St Patrick’s Day with root room rich soil and deep trenches. Use a trench 12 to 18 inches deep filled with soil manure and mold, plant seeds thickly but no more than two plants per foot, and fill soil gradually as plants grow to ensure deep roots and abundant blooms.
The essay defines grapho mania as an irresistible urge to write and to inscribe words anywhere. Bergson notes the condition is common and causes the writer to copy thoughts rather than create original work.
The piece notes a shift in U S banking as interbank rediscounts fall from peak October levels. It cites Fed reserve banks in Cleveland Philadelphia and Boston as lenders in October, with the rest borrowing. by February 11 rediscounts drop to under 20 million, about one fifth of last fall. Atlanta and Minneapolis show marked reductions in interbank obligations.
Everett True notes Richmond wiped out debt from over 14 million to under one million by October 29, Dallas cut debt from above 32 million to under 14 million, and Kansas City reduced 44.985 million in October to a penny in February. The piece extols debt paydown as proof society can handle post panic problems. It ends with a remark on speech clinics for correcting defective speech.
A reader asks about eye strain symptoms and advises medical check for bed wetting and possible nervous causes. Guidance covers toilet training, daytime routines, and gradual night training to improve bladder control. Stoppage of menstruation after ovarian removal is discussed with possibilities of remaining tissue or uterine conditions, urging medical evaluation. A question on marrying two stammerers notes temperament and possible inherited speech issues, with cautious encouragement if adapted.
In Columbus on March 1, Superintendent J G Collicott launches a plan for an eight hour day for students. The proposal does not require students to attend eight hours of classes but envisions a restructured day within the public schools.
A new schedule aims to balance recitations, school study, and home study into a full working day. Each pupil will keep two copies for teachers and parents, tracking recitation times, subject study durations, and extra classroom activities to ensure tasks are completed.
A growing trend shows teachers assigning lengthy lessons that overwhelm students. Critics say workload strains time for reading, homework, and recovery, while advocates cite deeper learning. Schools weigh balancing depth with manageable weekly demands.
An old-time home remedy for darkening gray hair, Saga Tea with Sulphur is now sold ready to use as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Stores offer a comb or brush application that hides gray strands, darkens hair after several uses, and leaves a lustrous, abundant look.
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