Cheyenne State Leader History and Contact Details
Cheyenne State Leader established 1867 published every morning except Monday Randolph Luigh editor and manager. Entered at Cheyenne Post Office as mail matter of second class. Editorial and business offices at 1813 Carey Avenue with listed telephones. Associated Press member. rights reserved for republication of news and dispatches.
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Time to buy bonds as inflation cools profits fade
The piece argues the public drives bond drops by dumping securities for riskier bets. It claims government action mirrors wheat market support, urging holders to stop selling and hold bonds to restore value. It warns of a near end to high profits and calls for patient bond investment.
Youth Finds a Way to Enjoy Change and Tea Fueled Nights
The essay notes Col. Henry Watterson's stance as a veteran journalist and prohibitionist who still calls himself one of the boys. It highlights youth adaptability as Greenwich Village’s post alcohol hours shift to tea fueled nights at Bohemian coffee houses.
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Seed Buying and Home Gardening Amidst Economic Strain
Seed stores report weak demand this year, blamed on reduced interest in home gardening. Despite struck industrial conditions harming crop prospects, amateur gardeners can still cut family food costs with small, well cared for plots. Focus on soil, avoid oversized gardens, and garden before or after work to stay encouraged.
Wings and fashion wings pageant in Paris and New York notes
In Paris milliners swap wings from hats to shoes but France bans bird adornment amid strong anti hunting sentiment. American women will keep to buckles ribbons and other accessories as living birds remain unwinged. A New York parade showcases the city’s big town pride with small town spirit.
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Nuremberg Egg Pocket Watch First Ticking Timepiece
The illustration shows an egg shaped watch known as the Nuremberg Egg. Peter Henlein is credited as its creator and it marks the first real ticking timepiece portable in a pocket. It was bulky and less accurate by modern standards but signaled a leap toward efficiency.
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Billy Whiskers on a Steamer Sale to the Attache
On a voyage from Gibraltar to Constantinople, Billy Whiskers and Day and Night amaze passengers with a dancing hornpipe and high bar jumps. The Sultan’s attache presses the Captain to sell the clever animals, who finally go to the highest bidder as the voyage nears its end.
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Dear Mrs Thompson Advice From a Night School Student
A night school student writes about earning 20 a week plus overtime, saving money, and wanting to leave a crowded home. He asks where to find a better job in another city, wonders if 20 a week is livable, and seeks guidance on moving and support.
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Letters and advice on leaving home and family
A reader describes family tensions and asks for guidance. The responder urges careful talk with parents, suggests seeking Y M C A aid in finding work, and encourages supporting a younger sister while recognizing sorrow in a grieving brother. The letter mix includes reflections on pity and love, with advice to seek a future beyond home.
Women teachers and salary push at Vassar 1920
Edith Moriarty argues that rising Vassar graduate teacher numbers reflect a public service mindset amid wage shortages. She notes the teaching pool includes top graduates staying in or entering the field despite low pay, urging colleges to raise salaries to keep skilled educators.
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Household Hints Lunch and Dinner Menu Recalled
A vintage cooking fragment lists meals for breakfast lunch and dinner including oranges bacon spaghetti and cheese, baked fish and potatoes, peas with lettuce and cheese dressing, peach tapioca, and a liver dumplings recipe with lard onion wet bread eggs and salt.
Grits and Fish Creole Recipes From Southern Kitchen
A Southern home cooks guide outlines grits as a cheap cereal option served with butter gravy or as a potato substitute. Leftovers fry with ham or bacon, or mix into pancake batter. A dessert idea uses grits with chocolate vanilla and cream. Also includes baked fish Creole with onion pepper tomato and white sauce baked under buttered crumbs.
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Potato Substitutes Bread Dumplings Method
Two eggs beaten with one pint stale bread or toast wetted and squeezed dry. Add salt baking powder and pepper. Mix with flour to form stiff dough. Drop spoonfuls into boiling salted water and cook 45 seconds to 2 minutes. Serve as a potato substitute. Part two tab i
Traditional Liver Dumplings in Parsley Butter
A historic recipe describes combining half a pound of beef liver with spoon pepper and flour to form a batter. Drop portions into salted water and boil 15 to 20 minutes until firm. Drain, stir in chopped parsley and melted butter, then serve.
Dinner Stories and a Birthday Question
Four year old Elizabeth asks her father what present she would like for her birthday tomorrow. At a party, Johnny and Jimmy scramble with jelly and bread and butter, lacking spoons, and improvise by balancing jelly on their bread.
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Selfish Fred and a Joke Song Entertainments at Home
A chatty exchange covers engagement concerns and a playful jab about sharing a hand for a diamond ring. A caller asks about animal cruelty work, an officer confirms, and a singer offers a song dedication to the society. The ending quips about government ownership if demand falls.
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Heiress Chases Georges, Fails to Win Boxer Bride
An American heiress worth over a million dollars crossed the Atlantic seeking Georges Garpentier as a husband but was outdone by Georgette Elsasser the French girl who married the famous pugilist.
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Missing fragments from local notice or obituary item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Dr. Katherine Guilfoil and Mauren Mis with scattered references to California and New York. The readable lines hint at a school or hospital context, but the limited, garbled content provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Bhake Depart'Ion! Night of Bartlett Man Yoder Evening
Fragmentary local notice lists names including Robert Miller and Alice T Smith with a program of ballads. It mentions a night event and an intended honoree or host role but lacks clear details on date or location. The readable text preserves several individuals connected to a planned program.
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