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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
10
Historic Cheyenne publication details editors and staff with distribution terms and pricing data. The page lists managing editor Cobby Teetity and John Fleming, plus the Associated Press note and mail rates for various subscriptions.
A Denver girl imagines trading lives with another by swapping names, lovers, jobs, and reputations, while continuing her own life. The piece explores the ethics, consequences, and impossibility of exchanging souls and identities, asking readers which life they would choose if given the chance.
Professor Franklin H. Giddings of Columbia University rebuts critics of modern dancing and morals, arguing civilization has not declined and that present morals are not significantly higher or lower than past generations. The piece notes the stick insect in Borneo reaches up to 13 inches.
Careful investigations of various instances of food poisoning show that a peculiarity in flavor or odor often signals contamination. The organoleptic test uses sight smell taste and touch to detect changes in food. It can be quick and help prevent illness. housewives are urged to use it. Fatty tumors are benign and removable by surgery. Catarrh of the stomach is rarely dangerous and should be assessed by a physician. Governor Carey will depart for Excelsior Springs Missouri next Sunday or Monday with W Chaplin acting as governor in his absence.
Acting Collector A H Ricker urges timely filing with March 16 deadline. Guidance explains who must file, exemption amounts, and the option to pay full or in four installments. Do not mail cash. mail checks or money orders to A H Ricker Cheyenne Wyoming.
The speaker chides powerful men for poor behavior and urges improved public manners to prevent cigarette butt litter. The warning emphasizes accountability and civic virtue.
Ezra W McLipps born March 4 1857 in Cutaway New Jersey is identified as a noodle designer and owner of a Model 700 knife.
Cheyenne Wyoming weather summary for March 3 1921 shows actual mean temperature 47 degrees, highest 64 at 3 pm, lowest 30 at 4 am. Winds average 9.7 mph yesterday, precipitation since January 1 at 1.83 inches versus normal 1.02 inches, with no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
A vintage advertisement highlights Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum as products to maintain clear smooth skin for women. It promotes gentle cleansing and daily use to achieve healthy complexions.
Advertises MReolo as a reconstructive agency boosting vital processes, increasing flesh, and raising red blood cell production to restore nerve speed and combat exhaustion. Promotes a $1.00 box of Reolo sold at A. Roedel's Drug Store and other leading outlets.
The article details a narrator collecting varied models from Arctic Algebray to Zuy der Zeebray. He buys all horses in Boston and values a horned velocipede found in Wheeling as his priciest specimen. Giraffes add to his substantial overhead as he spends heavily on his unusual collection.
Lincoln Highway from Julesburg to Cheyenne mostly fair with soft spots on hills and several notable passable sections. Yellowstone routes from Greeley to Ft Collins fair, Cheyenne to Horse Creek Hill fair then good to Douglas, but Rawlins to Lander is very bad and Sheridan to Billings is rough in places as conditions dry.
A home cough remedy using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex mixed with a pint of plain sugar syrup or honey, clarified molasses, or corn syrup is claimed to cure ordinary coughs in 24 hours. Marketed as a superior treatment for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and asthma, with a money back guarantee from The Piney Co. of Wayne Indiana.
A brief from March 38 1921 notes limited mudholes in Gillette with calm conditions and no major incidents reported in town life.
Dr. Franklin Miles offers a $2.50 Personal Treatment and free Heart Book to prove his new heart disease therapy. The ad claims long research, rapid improvement in bad cases, and urges afflicted people to send details of their illness to Elkhart Indiana for the free treatment and reports of cures.
A Kansas reader endorses Tyrrell Hygienic Institute of New York and its J. B. L. Cascade internal bath as a non drug remedy for uric acid biliousness and constipation. The ad claims over half a million users and promises a demonstration by A. I. Roedel plus a free booklet explaining why internal bathing boosts health.
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