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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
8
The piece critiques using monetary values to measure human life, citing Irving Fisher and arguing such figures fail to capture the value of babies. It warns that reducing social welfare to dollars may not advance philanthropy or policy and calls for humane, ethical considerations over cold calculations.
The piece notes that both American and English women emphasize economy as prosperity rises. Flora Annie Steele argues increased domestic economy means more work for housewives, but should be embraced willingly. She cites personal experience with servant tasks and says many working women agree that housework is not a hardship.
The piece notes how war surge in munitions use of sulphuric acid affects fertilizers and dyes, educating the public on its broad role. It cites U S production around 4 5 million tons yearly and links acid use to everyday goods from matches to tin can sanitary finishes.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for the elderly. It describes the remedy as easily acting, without griping, and suitable for regular home use. A free trial bottle is offered by writing to a listed address.
Gilson Gardner reports that war finances push prices higher in clothing and fabrics with wool, dyes, and trims up 10 to 12 percent. Hardware, paints, car finishes, and fertilizer costs rise, while gasoline and lead products jump. Prosperity blooms for stock owners as dividends surge, even as producers face higher material costs and wage shifts.
Honolulu March 7. The Australian battle cruiser Australia and the cruiser Sydney with Japanese cruisers Chitose and Taiho are hunting the Pacific for a German commerce raider, per officers of the British steamer Niagara who disclosed the reports today. The raider was sighted in the Straits of Magellan. Niagara passengers had heard rumors aboard March 2.
A tornado six miles east of Danville Indiana killed a girl and seriously injured teacher Miss Sarah Hollingeworth as it leveled a rural school. The disaster prompted searches for housing as residents sought shelter and assistance.
Charles Reapa of Detroit receives life imprisonment in Walkerville Ontario after being convicted in Ontario High Court of dynamiting the E Pabody Overall factory last June. The judge imposed the sentence immediately after the verdict.
A reader promotes Dr. Pierce remedies Anuric and Amurio Tablets as cures for kidney and bladder issues. She claims long use of Pierce medicines and urges avoiding harsh salts or alcohol medicines. The note invites urine samples for free medical advice and endorses Amurio as powerful against uric acid.
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