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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
4
Day and Night guide Billy Whiskers and the children as goats unco operate a royal phaeton inside a garden. The Sultan and royal family watch with delight until the goats’ shenanigans turn risky, leaving the scene ending with a cliffhanger about how the ride ends.
Dr Joseph Collins proposes pre election psychological tests for presidential hopefuls to gauge heart as well as mind. The New York Sun highlights his critique of Woodrow Wilson, noting alleged emotional frigidity and latent cruelty, while questioning feasibility and wisdom of such tests before a White House tenure.
A discussion argues for a law making it an offense to furnish false information to publishers and notes editors must judge truth, as deliberate lies publish to thousands and implicate publishers. It urges stronger protection for the community and for news sources.
The New England organized textile workers approve a convention demand for a 50 percent wage rise and reduced hours while three cotton manufacturers report extraordinary stock distributions and a fourth boosts earnings 34 percent last year. Edward C. Simmons dies in St. Louis at 81 after building a vast hardware empire from a starting salary of $3 a week. A reminder that hard work and thrift can still forge a merchant prince.
A Massachusetts YMCA official objects to the overalls movement saying that a man cannot wear shabby clothes without affecting his moral and intellectual character. He recalls a 1890 argument for high tariffs and prices, arguing that a cheap coat makes a cheap man.
Lawmakers loudly reject the accusation that members were intoxicated during the removal of socialists. The debate questions the need for such a denial amid prohibition on state statutes and calls for clarity on influence and conduct.
Dr Joseph Collins a neurologist describes President Wilson as having the brain of a Jove and the heart of a hatrachian a frog like creature. The remark blends grand praise with a humorous image reflecting the era's press humor about the President.
Edith E Moriarty argues Paris rushes to reclaim fashion leadership after the war but American women resist odd trends such as feathered ankle adornments. She cites bird conservation, vanity and practicality, noting stage costumes may adopt the look yet daily wear is unlikely for sensible, stylish women.
An anxious reader seeks guidance on marriage unhappiness and a desire to work. The letter discusses a large age gap, lack of love, financial strain, and consideration of divorce while noting no children and a wish for independence.
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