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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement offers a free 3.50 recipe claimed to stop bladder and kidney pain and other symptoms. It urges writing to Dr A E Robinson in Detroit to receive the prescription by mail, saying doctors would charge for the letter but the recipe is free and usable at home.
The report covers the marriage of Sarat J and Leonard of troop G with Eva Gilmore a Cheyenne girl and public congratulations. It also details Private Knox of company 1 Eleventh infantry being caught for theft by Patrolman Baker and Christianson and a daily trailer issue on the five fifty cars causing crowded conditions for garrison men at Fort Russell.
Private Kinns and Private Newman of Company 1 Eleventh Infantry receive corporal chevrons as they are acknowledged in a lighthearted report. The piece notes their newfound insignia and the celebratory tone as they reflect on the opaque path from private to corporal.
The Signal Corps erects a new guard house at the end of the stables with barred windows to prevent escapes. It is designed to deter entry, while escape would be difficult. Chief Electrician Mobley suffered a severe jar during the electrical installation and still feels it.
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy as a painless home cure for piles. It touts a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. and encourages requesting a full sized box for 50 cents after trying the sample. It also urges supporting a candidate from the start.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims a single dose digests all meal contents and eliminates gas, bloating, and related symptoms within minutes, with a 50 cent case available from druggists.
Short clippings report curious incidents across cities. An eight year old in Pelham shows unusual habits, a Pittsburg judge rebukes a thief who took pennies from a blind man, a Chicago report cites a judge urging leniency with fines payable in installments.
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