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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
4
A damaged line hints at a remark about facial expressions and lipstick in a past era, noting that a kiss used to rival a smile but has since changed. The fragment references a mustached man and a lipstick lip gesture in a fleeting, unclear context.
The Cheyenne State Leader from 1867 announces its daily morning state edition with postal mailing, office locations at Cheyenne and Federal Street, staff roles including managing editor and newspaper management, and Associated Press affiliation noting exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches.
The biological survey warns against rat depredation and public expense from infestations. It urges cooperative rat-control efforts and the use of barium carbonate poison to eliminate the problem and reduce disease transmission like typhus and bubonic plague.
Rhode Island State College announces a breakthrough from its experiment station a fertilizer method to grow grass while eradicating weeds. By substituting ammonium sulfate for nitrate of soda in standard fertilizing the soil remains acidic favoring grass and weakening weeds. The 20 years of research aims to ease lawn maintenance for gardeners nationwide.
The United States farmers donate 50 million bushels of corn for starving Europe under Carl S. Vrooman's direction. Herbert Hoover approves European relief work. ship crews railroad workers provide transport without pay. Presidents Willard Finley Markham pledge railroad services to move corn from local elevators to export centers. Local Yarn agents coordinate shelled corn and car shipments to aid centers.
The piece lampoons divorce by noting a canines custody dispute over a dog named Mido Kido. Chicago attorney Charles Hrbstein observes such dog custody fights increasingly in divorce cases, often split six months a year. The mock reflection highlights children affected by parental split while the dog remains oblivious.
A dramatic note claims one hundred million rats in the United States consume food at two hundred million dollars annually, dwarfing domestic vermin in popular culture. The passage frames a national pest problem with strong figures and urgency.
A tuberculosis patient and mother asks how to prevent pregnancy while sick. The response suggests the husband be informed and recommends the woman go to a sanatorium for treatment to protect her children from infection.
Weather data from Cheyenne Wyoming covers 24 hours ending 6 PM with temperatures at 2840 and 2630 6 AM 12 PM 6 PM readings. relative humidity 49 42 and 90 percent respectively.
Normal and actual mean temperatures are 31 and 34 degrees. Last 24 hours show a 6 degree drop with a high of 41 and a low of 28. Wind averaged 13.7 mph yesterday with 1.84 inches of precipitation since January 1.
Tex Rickard obtained an 80 day extension from Francois Descamps to find a venue for the world heavyweight title bout between Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey. The note comes as Champ Clark, absent from the White House, is noted for lasting memory beyond some presidents.
Kansas City beauty expert Mrs. M. D. Gillespie shares a simple at home recipe to darken gray hair and add shine. The mixture uses bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water and is applied twice weekly until the desired shade. It reportedly does not color the scalp or rub off.
A March 8 1870 birth notice recalls Xerxes W Me Scrim founder of the lipstick trust. The piece notes his role in making lipstick accessible and jokes about a prior era when a stick-up could steal a kiss, referencing a playful lip-stick up theme.
Fifty years ago Cheyenne welcomed the First National Bank under charter No. 1800. The article traces its early locations, presidents, and directors, notes gold dust and coin premiums on 1871 assets, and compares 1871 to 1921 condition and growth with references to Warren and Cosgriff.
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