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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1913

Page

13

Competent All-Round Man Washington’s disciplined life and sportsman spirit

The narrative portrays George Washington as a demanding yet open master of his Virginia estate. It highlights his military discipline, careful management of men and stores, temperance, self command, and pious sense of duty. His home life strengthens him, and he balances leadership with sociable pursuits, fox hunting, horse racing, and generous hospitality at Mount Vernon.

Bureaa Belvoir Greenway Court Mount Vernon Hartwick Virginia Washington House of Burgesses Doctor Laurie Helwoll Guoston Vernon Lord Fairfax Doge Gtnaton Hall Ajax Echo Stracken Pallas Annapolis Philadelphia

Portrait of George Washington in the Virginia Society

The piece sketches Washington as a stylish, self disciplined Virginian, eager for Europe travel yet bound by colonial limits. It notes his insistence on plain dress and careful business dealings with London traders, and frames his rise amid colonial unrest and shift in ties to Britain after British victories in the French and Indian War. It highlights colonists’ growing confidence, pride in self rule, and evolving tension with English authority.

Ton Williamsburg Washington London Mount Vernon England Canada America Chatham Burke Massachusetts

Taxation Debate in Colonial Self Government

A discussion on colonial self government and the push for a direct taxation system through Parliament. The piece notes the shift from local assemblies toward centralized fiscal control, with references to Sir William Keith and Sir Robert Walpole amid rising debts from the French and Indian conflicts.

William Keith Pennsylvania Robert Walpole Old England New England England America Boston

TIZ Foot Bath Promises Lasting Comfort

An old ad touts TIZ foot bath claiming it relieves foot pains by sweating out toxins. It promises corns and calluses fade and urges readers to request a free trial from Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.

Tiz Walter Luther Dodge & Co Wabash Ave Chicago

Gale Rips Sydney City With Heavy Winds

A ten mile gale lashed Sydney causing fatalities and widespread damage. Sixty street cars derailed, yachts wrecked, chimneys toppled, and a man electrocuted. Ten horses killed by fallen wire and three men drowned in the harbor amid thunder and rain.

Sydney

Lawrence sells Wriggs and Wirich to New London

Lawrence of the New England league sells players Wriggs and Wirich to New London of the Eastern association. The deal transfers two names between leagues, signaling a shift in player commitments and team rosters.

Lawrence New England League Wriggs and Wirich New London

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Grays

A vintage advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as a natural solution for gray hair, claiming a glossy dark result with simple nightly brushing. It promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready-made 50 cent option and urges routine use for smoother, younger looking hair.

Only Survivor Merrimac Crew Tells of Fight

Bloomington Illinois recalls Capt. Tenac H. Walling near Bayliss as the last Merrimac survivor. He says the battle with the Monitor ended in a draw with equal strategic gains for both sides. Walling, one of thirty Norfolk artillery volunteers, shares recollections of the engagement, the Virginia, the Monitor, and the aftermath at Hampton Roads.

Bloomington Monitor Merrimac Illinois Tenac H. Walling Bayliss Walling United Artillery Norfolk South Magruder Peninsula Navy Yard Virginia Minnesota Cumberland Congress Old Folet New York John Ericheon Kroads Theginia Monarch Poxress Monroe Cay Capt. Walling Hampton Roads

Cough Remedy Prefers Safe Pleasant Elixir for Children

A historic note praises Ilen’s Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant option for children. It emphasizes avoiding harmful ingredients and selecting the most effective medicine, noting its popularity with mothers.

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