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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
4
The Cheyenne State Leader masthead lists the newspaper’s establishment in 1867, publication frequency, printing office, key staff, and Associated Press affiliation. It includes subscription rates and delivery options, noting mail order and carrier plans.
A sweeping, era-spanning vignette links royal mistresses to power struggles across centuries. Madame Du Barry, Pompadour, and Louise de la Querouaille shape European history through love, influence, and intrigue. From court to throne, passion and politics collide, ending in revenge and upheaval.
Ansel Kt Clark of the United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce in Mobile warned that U S A could be misread abroad as Union of South Africa or anything else. He urged exporters to clearly mark articles with United States America to avoid confusion when selling to foreign lands.
Health questions address convulsions in a mother, low chest mood, and baby weaning. Convulsions may stem from epilepsy or other conditions. a thorough medical exam is advised before any treatment. Chest discomfort could signify lung disease, chest wall deformity, or spinal curvature. diagnosis requires exam. Weaning guidance notes a 15 month old in good health and readiness to feed.
Governor Robert D. Carey disapproved Enrolled Act No. 39 House Bill 178, aimed at aiding land reclamation through irrigation and drainage and creating a commission to administer bonds. The governor calls the measure unconstitutional and unlawful to approve, signaling a stance against underwriting irrigation bonds in the state.
The governor denounces a bill to certify bonds for irrigation projects and state guarantees as unconstitutional and dangerous. He cites constitutional prohibitions on loaning credit, investing state funds, and approving internal improvements without a public vote, warning of potential abuses if enacted. He notes similar measures in California and Oregon required constitutional amendments.
An advertisement touts Reolo as a skin and appetite booster. It claims nervous exhaustion, facial pallor, and fatigue melt as Reolo increases flesh and red blood cell activity. The copy urges drug store purchases and promises noticeable health gains within days.
Mr J E McNeil of Globe Arizona writes to Tyrrel Hygiette Institute praising the J B L Cascade as a cheap family physician. He claims it cleanses the lower intestine and keeps it free of poison, relieving constipation indigestion stomach trouble biliousness headaches and other ills. A. E. Roedel offers to show the device and provide a free booklet by Dr Charles Tyrrell of New York on internal bathing.
J. L. Roup, recently employed by Union Pacific Coal, left for Lost Cabin Wyoming and joined the Big Horn Sheep company. He was among newer clerks laid off as the company trims its office staff. Rumors say the firm may move its offices to a mining center, probably Rock Springs.
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