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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
11
A dramatic speech ridicules self-importance as a performer boasts of theatrical vanity. The speaker recounts late hours and fundraising for a hospital event, claiming friends bought tickets and donated generously. He notes giving a dancer her first chance and hurries off to work behind the scenes.
A reader critiques a self important club member who braggingly touts her work and influence. The piece argues such wheel horses destroy cooperation, draining energy from the group, leaving others disengaged and the club weakened despite claimed contributions.
Enthusiastic Men's Club event at the First Congregational church features a six o'clock supper with flowers and a program of music and talks led by Major Skinner substitute bass Rev. F L Moore and Dr. W A Wyman as toastmaster.
An inexpensive home remedy claims to stop coughs quickly using a pint of granulated sugar, warm water, Pinex, and a few ounces of compound syrup. The preparation supposedly treats hoarseness bronchitis and throat threats with a tonic effect and slight laxative.
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching and bleeding piles in 6 to 14 days and offers a refund if failing to cure any case within 14 days. Mentions druggist reimbursement. Includes product name and coupon-like guarantee.
While traveling to a new Idaho home, a Nebraska man learned his pet cow supplying milk for his two year old baby had advanced tuberculosis. An inspection by Dr A J tt of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry led to the destruction of the affected animal and another of the three cows.
Amusements to close tonight with Guess Try and Guess acrobatic monopedes by Manfield and Clarke. Daring routine of singing and dancing by those somewhat different girls. Charles Mack and Co present The Old Neighborhood Irish playlet. Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra add to a strong bill at the home of high class Vaudeville. seats held until curtain rise.
The noted play Seven Days exposes a quarantined Riverside Drive household run by novices as servants abandon duties. A fudge‑making girl wins the breakfast duties while laughter erupts from the opening scene and the farce’s famed reception in New York and Chicago.
Mrs. Marion Bruce of Cumberland Maine writes that Hood's Sarsaparilla has kept her healthy for years and helped her recover strength and appetite after a winter illness, enabling her to perform housework again and feel no fatigue.
A Saturday night program at Capitol Avenue Theatre promises an entertaining live act featuring a talented New York cast. Velour sound equipment and stage visuals are highlighted to enhance appreciation for the performance.
Cheyenne prepares a humane death house and new pound near the pump house in the western city area. Dr Delroy Shingle supervises construction as the metal death chamber, airtight and fitted for chloroform euthanasia, nears inauguration.
The civil service commission lists exams at the Cheyenne federal building for April including Cadet engineer and trained nurse with salaries from $600 to $1,800 and $600 to $750 annually. Also Magnetic observer and geodetic survey with $75–$80 monthly, Statistician in forest products, corn investigations, and laboratory aid roles with salaries from $600 to $1,620 per year, two junior chemist positions, assistant chemist, and chemistry aid with varying annual wages.
A Leader report from Rome incorrectly quoted a dispatch with the line Methodists Don't Like Their Bish. The error prompted clarifications in later editions and sparked reader confusion about church leadership and coverage.
The piece describes Archbishop Farley of New York denouncing a Rome celebration of the fortieth anniversary of the taking of Rome. Methodists in Rome led by Bishop William Burt defend the letter as unworthy and urge Americans to join the celebration. The headlines misstate the issue as dissatisfaction with their own bishop.
Paris reports experiments show submarine bells transmitted signals to the battleship Bouvinces from four subs at seven miles. Minister of Marine orders bells for all submarines. Submersible Prairial also signaled by wireless telegraphy to Bouvenes and others between St. Wast and Cherbourg.
An advertisement touts a single product named Bromo Quinine Saative Bromo Quinine Cures as a rapid remedy for cold symptoms. It asserts a complete cure in one day and emphasizes its effectiveness through bold claims.
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