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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
24
A reflective essay challenges Leap Year notions and urges self reliance. It contrasts passive waiters with rising young workers who seize chances, pursue opportunity, and prepare daily for fortune.
Designed by CPAs 8 SBREDGWICK Architect presents a modern home with Colonial lines a 10 foot wide main piazza fronting the street and wide French windows from living and dining rooms. It features a reception den staircase to the second floor four bedrooms, a single central chimney and a first class cement stucco exterior with hardwood interior. Estimated cost 4500 dollars not including heating and plumbing.
In a long standing dispute a pearl found in an oyster eaten at a Hamburg restaurant was awarded to the young man who paid for the oysters. He had supported the claim of the young woman who found the gem valued at 800 dollars and had declared it hers. The restaurant keeper lost his suit to recover the pearl. The decision reflects a romantic twist in property law.
German children learn swimming motions on land with overhead belts and pulley ropes. Pupils practice breaststroke actions suspended above the ground to overcome fear of getting wet. New York is described as the new moving picture center of the world.
The article cites national homicide statistics showing about nine thousand murders annually in the United States. It notes US murder rate at 115 per million, compares Italy 105, Germany 13, France 19, and Britain Ireland 27 per million, with less than two percent of criminals paying penalties.
The English adopt guinea pigs as lawn mowing aids claiming they mow lawns better than regular mowers. The system has been applied to golf links to cut grass.
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