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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
4
Cheyenne State Leader advertising and publication note lists establishment 1067 and print office addresses. Mentions editorial staff and Associated Press affiliation with rights reserved for republication of dispatches.
A rural education advocate argues for higher standards in country schools. He urges curricula that include urban subjects, leadership by agriculture-minded principals, and equal educational opportunities for farm children, stressing education as vital to democracy and farm prosperity.
The article argues that modern conveniences like electric lights, telephones, and washing machines improve middle class life. It contends the so called good old days were harsher, and though modern life has faults, it offers more leisure and better family recreation overall.
A whimsical note depicts Sheriff Knott of New York refusing to interfere with courting in parks streets public vehicles and porches. He defends spooning saying it has always been done by everybody and will recur across ages.
The Public Health Service notes no bulletins on periodic headaches and urges thorough medical evaluation. Headache causes include female hormonal cycles, nasal and sinus issues, kidney disease, arterial trouble, constipation, and drug overuse. Seek a qualified physician for urine analysis and ENT exam. avoid self treatment. Winter itch is common. warm baths and soothing powders help. advise local health officer if widespread. Loss of voice follow up needed after grippe two years ago.
Cheyenne cadet corps completed the year’s second and final inspection as Major Creal of California expressed complete satisfaction with the platoons maneuvers. The R O T C band under Captain Rossignol performed after twelve weeks of practice and plans a concert the last Friday in May. The band may accompany the corps to the California camp again this summer.
Today’s birthday note honors March 12, 1874 born accessory inventor from Offhand Vermont. He created eye shading devices for cigar-store Indians and jokes that a true Indian would smoke one of his own if not for shading his eyes. He nears completion of a smoked glass attachment for changing fashion silhouettes.
The ad claims kidneys do not cause back pain and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a fast, harmless rub for lumbago sciatica rheumatism and sprains. A small trial bottle from the druggist will relieve soreness stiffness and lameness within moments.
An ad touts Musterole as a white ointment replacement for mustard plasters easing sore throat bronchitis scrofula and pains. It claims prompt relief for chest colds pneumonia prevention and various aches with 35c 65c jars and a $3 hospital size option.
A speaker contrasts historic phrase Lo, the poor Indian with a current flap urging Show the poor Indian. He notes the difficulty for an Indian man to meet shifting expectations while women still face scrutiny over appearances.
Acting on what he presumed would be official policy Will Reid, United States Register, arranged GLO affairs to align with the coming administration as early as February, despite dispatches. The passage hints at proactive steps to set land policy before the new regime took hold.
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to turn gray hair dark. The copy touts natural color, even shine, and easy use with a sponge or brush, claiming results by morning and lasting shine after repeated applications.
The article notes that land office notices, once published in Democratic papers during the Wilson era, are now appearing in Republican organs across the district. It states an 80 publication count since March 4 and mentions prior notice of the change given in February.
A light exchange from the Florida Times Union notes a visitor’s remark about a rich aunt and a single joke about calling the laundress a washerwoman. The item captures a small humor moment during a visit.
A magazine style notice touts Othine double strength as a remedy to remove freckles. It promises clear skin for those prone to freckles and offers a money back warranty if it fails.
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