Cheyenne State Leader Establishment Preview 1867
Cheyenne State Leader, a Cheyenne morning paper established in 1867, is published daily except Mondays by the Tribune Publishing Company. The masthead notes postal mailing, office locations at No 1 Federal Street, and Associated Press copyright and distribution rights.
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Cheyenne State Leader
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Cheyenne
Federal St
Flem Voin
Charles
Associated Press
Harbingers of Spring in a Winter News Slice
A brief column notes upcoming spring news in the sports pages, department store ads trumpet new merchandise, March brings a Mendelssohn like tone, Ma shops for spring documents and ads, and Lent hints at Easter while seeds be mailed.
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Wells
Congressional
What Is Efficiency A Historical Definition Explored
A compact excerpt defines efficiency as applying theory to practice transforming defeat into experience and achieving success. It portrays efficiency as self-reliance, discipline, alertness, and the ability to control passions and fears.
Salt of the Earth and the Fifty Fifty Citizens
Dr. Herman Adler of Chicago outlines three citizen classes the salt of the earth being the fifty fifty type. He warns that fixed habits and aims keep this majority stable, only disorder arises when war famine or panic shakes them, and society regresses.
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Herman Adler
Chicago
Adler
Dr. Adler
Late Advice Urges End to Perpendicular Drinking
Dr Reynold Webb Wilcox of New York, president of the American College of Physicians, urges abolition of perpendicular drinking. He says drinking while standing at bars is dangerous and only bars could be done away with by replacing them with tables and chairs to force patrons to sit.
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Reynold Webb Wilcox
New York
American College of Physicians
Wilcox
Everett True Think I’m a Chump Tribute Money
The fragment references a critic or figure named Everett True accusing someone of exploiting tribute money and starving children. It suggests sentiment about honesty and cynicism in public discourse. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the text.
Fighting Eye Strain in 1921 Schoolrooms and Scenes
The piece argues for reform in lighting to reduce eye strain among students and critiques Prohibition era norms. It links school health to broader social challenges, noting Volstead Act context and concerns about lifelong habits formed by daily study.
Presbyterian Balloon Ascension Saturday
The Presbyterian balloon ascension is set for 5 p m today weather permitting from the lot south of the Masonic temple. Three balloons, flown by the winning classes of a Presbyterian Sunday school contest, will rise if conditions allow the event.
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Presbyterians
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Sunday School
Oldest Weston county homesteader proves up at 82
David Bowen of Weston county, aged 82, is believed to hold all records among local homesteaders. He moved from Iowa four years ago and completed final proof this spring after a dry year. Bowen worked the land himself, surviving droughts while producing for living, and his old fashioned methods yield solid results.
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Newcastle
Wyork
David Bowen
West Country
Bowen
Weston County
Iowa
Between the Movies and Modern Dance in the Sit Tin Room
SETH TANNER notes the space around the old time lamp in the family sitting room between films and dances. He quotes a proverb about a full stomach bringing a light heart and a heavy liver.
Health Questions Answered on Lighting in Schoolrooms
A reader letter praises the health column on eye care and urges city officials to improve lighting in school rooms. The author notes frequent rainy days and dark rooms forcing pupils to stop work, stressing the eye’s role in human efficiency and comfort.
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming March 4 1921
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending 6 PM March 4 1921 shows temperatures 46 at 6 AM 57 at 12 PM and 60 at 3:30 PM with a 42 degree low at 3 AM. Wind from west to west northwest averaging 10.8 mph yesterday. Precipitation since January 1 totals 1.83 inches vs normal 1.04 inches with 0 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Birthday of Wiggins Dick Pioneer Miner in Utah
Born March 5 1849 in Lum bago Utah Wiggins Dick is noted as a mining engineer who discovered the Wagon Lode in 1869 while prospecting in the Coast Range. He sank shafts at the Baby Mine and earned the nickname the general shafter. He later found the Humorous Vein at Comical Utah and continued vein searches amid criticism.
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Lumbago
Utah
Wiggins Dick
Coast Range
Wig
Comical
Dlia
Freckle Removal Tip With Othine-Double Strength
March winds bring freckles that may linger through summer. The ad promotes Othine-double strength as a guaranteed remedy, claiming an ounce and a few applications can noticeably improve skin and even erase small freckles.
Musterole Its Relief for Rheumatism and Aches
Musterole is a white mustard oil ointment praised by doctors and nurses for relief of bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back and joint pains. Available in 35c 65c and hospital size 93.00 jars from drugstores.
Not enough information to determine title
The accessible text fragment references mountains in the Colorado Rockies and a remark about Pike's pique, but no clear event, individuals, organization, date, or outcome is available.
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Monds
Colorado Rockies
Pike
Road conditions report from Cheyenne region
Loose gravel near Cheyenne dominates a mixed statewide road status. South areas show fairly good travel while extreme west and Monta west remain barely passable. Northern regions report fairly good conditions for travel.
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Cheyenne
Monta
Highway Report 4 March 1921 Weather Bureau Office
The report notes rough conditions in places along the route to Snow's ranch, improving to good toward Glenda. West section described as fair with overall road quality rated very good.
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Weather Bureau
Snow
Glenda
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Pain Gone rubs sore rheumatic pains with St Jacobs Oil. The ad claims internal treatment unnecessary and warns that the liniment soothes joints muscles bones and nerves including sciatica lumbago and backache. A small trial bottle from any drug store will free you from pains and stiffness.
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St. Jacobs
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An old remedy for gray hair uses sage and sulphur, now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist says the preparation darkens hair naturally and evenly, required is simple sponge or brush application to each strand.
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Wyeth
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Eye Care Book Marine Co
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America
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