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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
11
A historical letter from Hudson critiquing local officials after the town marshal resigned over sheltering a destitute woman. The writer condemns harassment of the vulnerable and calls for community aid, while noting ongoing arson concerns in New York.
In Laramie Wyoming on March 19 the city council confirmed several city posts in executive session. Mayor broke ties, ratifying nominations for city engineer W. Sovicon city attorney William McMurray and others amid disputes over the mayor’s power to confirm his own choices.
A woman farmer from the St. Regis hotel, described as a mor phidge fiend by physicians, wandered barefoot on a public street in a sheer gown. She reached a drug store seeking a drug, was captured, taken to the police station, treated, and removed to her home.
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as a overnight remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach and bowels. It claims to remove undigested food and foul gases, reduce bile, and purify the system while you sleep. Priced at 10 cents per box, marketed to families and children.
Sheridan Wyoming March 19- The new Sheridan Commercial Club was launched at a city hall meeting adopting the constitution and bylaws and electing officers. Harvey K Fryberger named president with W L Edelman as vice president and department head. George W Perry treasurer. nine trustees elected. Additional officers named ex officio to the board include J H Stone H C Benham and C A McIntyre. Membership expected to reach around two hundred after next meeting. Several committees appointed and officers confirmed per bylaw.
Carl T. Vorik argues that the state may dissolve marriages deemed criminal and that divorce stems from hard hearts and godless unions. He advocates restoring holy, pure homes as a remedy to rising crime, warning against labeling marriage sacred in failing relationships.
A vintage ad-like missive promotes a free trial package for a foot care product named TIZ. It touts relief from tired aching feet with a 26 cone TIA box, claims to drain acid poisons and harden skin, and directs readers to Walter Luther Dodgy & Co. in Chicago Illinois for the sample.
Advertising copy cites chronic constipation claims with a testimonial tone, urging readers to try Chamberlain’s Tablets priced at a quarter and available from all druggists.
The national movement toward practical education gains momentum with support from the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education. It urges state aid and outlines four core fields: industrial, agricultural, commercial, and household arts education to prepare youth for productive work.
The article outlines various models from European and American systems including all day, part time, and evening vocational schools. It notes six states Massachusetts New York Connecticut New Jersey Wisconsin and Indiana already have strong programs and plan to supplement, not replace, standard schooling to better prepare youths for specific employment.
Lyrical fragment recalls the old rail fence with alder bushes and rosy dew kissed corners. The passage evokes quaint, cozy spots and nostalgic rural imagery.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls days by a sheltered path and a tall fence, where music and laughter filled the air. The speaker recalls youthful games and simple pleasures, longing for the vanished joys of childhood by the familiar fence.
An old fashioned remedy touted by a local pharmacist claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy restores natural color and lustre to gray hair. The ad highlights a simple at home application, dandruf relief, and a product marketed as a ready to use 50 cent bottle.
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