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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1912
Page
6
Washington May 13 Senator Miles Poindexter warns that the canal will open within a year and urges immediate regulation of tolls and operations. He cites the need to protect American merchant marine and continental transportation rates from prohibitive charges.
The Wm Wrigley Jr Trophy offers a 22000 prize and perpetual glory for the powerboat speed champion. A replica of the big trophy and $1600 winter cash prize plus $1000 second prize are among rewards. Races set for Chicago Water Carnival week August 10 17 1912 with global entrants.
The document argues that investing in the canal yields maximum returns for the American people. It contends free passage for American and foreign ships will subsidize American shipping without defects of a subsidy system, linking Atlantic and Pacific coasts and boosting trade with Mexico and Central America. Immediate attention is urged.
Advertises Chinbemin's Tablets claiming effortless bowel movement with no unpleasant effects and urges trials with sale through all dealers.
Automotive care tips warn motorists to inspect rims for rust and tire bead wear after winter. Yellowish bead stains indicate rust, which can ruin tires and cause uneven rim edges. Wipe rims dry after wet conditions to prevent rust. some rim damage may occur in winter. The Michelin Tire Company offers free booklets on rim and tire care.
Fragmented OCR items describe chaotic incidents including a confrontation near a bus stop, a landlord insulted by guests ending in a fall, a groom’s party leaving a bride’s friends on a station platform, and confusing stairway mishaps.
An advertising fragment touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle aid for middle aged and older people. It claims the tablets fit digestion needs and notes availability from dealers. The snippet also includes an aside about white lead and a garbled brand closing.
The article argues state financed trunk roads are essential to modern traffic to connect population centers and spur economic growth. It notes past road limits harmed farmers and markets, and that wider state led construction attracts tourism, investment, and regional development while local roads alone prove inadequate.
A historical snippet discusses common failures in poultry ventures. It stresses strong foundation stock and vigor, effective management, market timing, and owner initiative to avoid losses. It warns against a single incharge who cannot run the business and notes prices drop around Thanksgiving as a factor to plan around.
Mrs L Taylor extols beekeeping as a profitable adjunct to farming noting two colonies yielded eighty pounds of surplus honey last year with costs around five dollars and a twenty dollar return. She cites a nearby keeper producing about 112 pounds and a farmer who clears about one hundred dollars yearly from twelve to fifteen colonies. Beekeeping is practical for both men and women with simple chaff hives and care to minimize moth damage.
An advertisement asserts a blood remedy called German Remedy 606 can cure a range of disorders including rash pains and aches with no side effects and promises to show proof of its effectiveness. The piece uses bold claims to persuade readers to try the treatment. It presents no medical evidence within the text.
The article explains thinning as essential for consistent heavy crops of flawless fruit. It advises removing excess fruits early, leaving only the finest specimens, to direct energy into fewer, better fruit. It also argues milk and dairy products will remain in demand with no overproduction expected.
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