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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1920
Page
10
A serialized advice page by Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson offers teen readers guidance on love and relationships. Letters from several young women and men discuss broken relationships, seeking back a boyfriend, jealousy, engagement across denominations, and long courtships with unclear love signals.
The letter discusses using peroxide to bleach skin and lemon juice as an alternative, noting dryness and suggesting cold cream. It then presents a teen girl pining for a tough suitor opposed by her parents with guidance to heed parental advice, suggesting the lover may change or be unsuitable as a husband and father.
A Bolivia report notes perpetual night frost at Alto Crucero with daytime heat causing suffering. The article cites a per capita cincolation of $58 and suggests writing to the Treasury Department if the reader lacks the required $58.
A humorous piece depicts a frightful dream about withdrawing seven dollars fifty from a bank and racing to the city to verify it. The scene shifts to social chatter at a soda counter where characters trade jests about parties and indulgence, ending with farewells from Lester Lamb.
A short quip reflecting that saying thank you reduces mischief and promotes courtesy. The lines by Lou Akorsitrom suggest politeness as a social brake and humor in everyday speech.
A brief note from a 1930 issue records activity at a local drug store with time reference. The snippet provides limited readable detail but confirms a storefront setting and historical commerce.
A New Jersey reader writes expressing gladness at the recipient’s convalescence and wishes for a long period of health. The response thanks the reader but notes that sharing that exact hope may not be appropriate.
A Brooklyn correspondent muses on becoming a successful columnist yet doubts the achievement exists. He mentions housing worries of 1924 and possible presidential options, then jokes about stepping away and arranging with Sir Oliver’s spooks to run the column.
A man claims the League of Nations owes him 8400 but cannot collect. He intends to sue the League of Nations to pursue the owed amount.
A reflective line in verse expresses dislike for singing of summertime and spring. The speaker rejects seasonally cheerful musings, contrasting with a desire for quieter or different themes.
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