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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1918
Page
6
SEE WEE Musterole is a clean white ointment made from mustard oil. It claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis croup neck pain asthma neuritis congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pains sprains and more without blistering. Available in 60c jars and hospital size $2.59.
The health record of American destroyers and supply ships based at a southern Ireland station notes one death from disease in nine months. Senior surgeon Lieutenant Commander and two lieutenants describe 62 major operations without infection and 189 minor procedures, mainly abdominal and local anaesthesia, amidst harsh northern weather.
The fragmentary item presents a dubious claim about a laxative product called LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with unclear branding and nonsensical text. No coherent event or names present to summarize.
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard buys a fifty two acre colonial style property in Lawrence Kansas described as a show place. The purchase is linked to his plan to educate his five children at local schools and Lawrence University.
The ad touts Zemo as a universal remedy for eczema itch pimples rashes and other skin irritations. It claims fast relief safe use clear soft healthy skin and low cost, with druggists supplying the product in Cleveland Ohio.
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha celebrates its first year since March 8 1907 charter. It reported $910 600 loans on Wyoming lands and $7 470 740 in total loans across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Bonds issued total $7 000 000 with 4 percent interest and tax exemptions, attracting investors nationwide.
Farmers seek capital for increased agricultural production while American investors pursue a patriotic service with bonds offering unlimited tax exemption and strong security. The passage contrasts the needs of producers with the expectations of financiers in a national finance context.
Mexican rebel Jose Inez Chavez Garcia ordered the slaughter of thirty Abasolo residents after failing to meet a demanded sum. He raided Penjamo, cut rail communications to Meloo City, surrounded Morelia, and sack of Tepatitlan as federal forces regroup to counter Garcia. General Manuel M. Dibenes now leads the campaign against him.
Paris March 1 The French academy will elect Marshal Joffre to fill the late Jules Clarette chair. Candidates include Jules Cambon former ambassador to the United States for the de Charmes chair with Charles Benoist who studies depopulation, Pierre Mille Hugues Le Roux Le Goffic Briscon Reinach and Louis Barthou among about forty aspirants to the immortals.
A patient chronicles two months in bed from backache rheumatic pains and kidney trouble then learns of Foley Kidney Mills from an advertisement. After treatment the writer claims significant improvement and says the medicine is sold everywhere.
Rumanians report heavy fighting with Bolshevik irregulars across Besarabia from the Dniester to the Galatz front. Romanian troops disarmed the Ninth Russian division after a day of intense combat and captured fifty guns while surrounding attackers near Moldavia.
The fragment discusses staying young through diet and bowel health, claiming most sickness stems from liver and bowel issues. It mentions Dr Edward and a patent related to a remedy, set in Ohio with vague references to olive and rustar substances.
Mrs. Mary E. Roys, 70, died at the Private hospital after a brief illness. She was active in church and club affairs in Cheyenne and mother of Miss Abbey Roys, a longtime public school teacher. Funeral services were at the Presbyterian church and the body was sent to Grand Rapids, Michigan for interment.
The State Highway Commission plans a meeting today to discuss highway projects and related transportation issues. Officials expected to review budget allocations and upcoming state routes.
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