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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1912
Page
4
Ohio State Journal notes Professor Davenport of the University warns fashion drains strength and resources. He argues vanity purchases waste energy and pain social progress, asserting simple living offers a truer social condition.
The report lauds Republican unity at the state convention while recounting delegates Downey and Blume attacking non Taft allies. It notes their charges against Roosevelt supporters as hypocritical and mocks their self importance during the proceedings. Ben Winkleman of Niobrara County is cited.
The article argues Denmark’s constitutional monarchy under Frederick VII fostered stable governance and broad wealth. It praises the king’s noncoercive rule, Denmark’s minimal war taxes, and a focus on peaceful prosperity. It highlights Denmark as a model of wealth per capita and broad distribution, contrasting with armament-heavy neighbors.
Janes Barton Adams recounts a preacher visiting a couple and stressing that love and faith can heal marital strife. The visit ends with renewed happiness, a shared hymn, and a playful afterglow as the family resumes home life.
The text compares Denmark and Nebraska in agriculture, praising Danish land use, egg export penalties, and farmer cooperation. It notes Denmark tilts land to owners, yields high wheat per acre, and calls Frederick VII a great king, with belief Christian will follow.
The piece extols single minded study and listed focus. It explains that concentration makes effort effective, reduces scattered thoughts, and improves understanding, progress, and calmness. It compares focused effort to a precise shot and urges practicing uninterrupted attention.
President Taft agrees to be honorary president of the American Road Congress a joint venture of the AAHI AAA and road groups to advance U S highway improvement. The week long gathering will showcase exhibits lectures tours and programs to unite farmers motorists engineers and officials in boosting road networks and land values.
The article urges careful baking powder choice to avoid waste from cheap big can products. It argues high priced brands are unnecessary as the best powder can sell for 25 cents a pound with reasonable profit. Calumet Baking Powder is promoted as recommended by physicians and chemists and awarded at a World’s Pure Food Exposition.
An unsolicited medical recipe offer promises a cure for weak kidneys and urinary symptoms. The letter from Dr. A B Robinson in Detroit claims a free, simple home remedy that supposedly heals quickly and urges readers to request a copy by mail.
A horse buyer in Wheatland last week purchased about twenty top horses, including McCallum’s large black steed for 250 and Col Morrison’s roan horse. The spree drew many owners to part with their fine animals as money flowed freely, signaling another round may follow.
The Lusk Standard argues a secretary of the interior should personally inspect public lands to understand their timber grazing mineral and agricultural value. The piece contends such inspection would add wisdom and justification to his rulings.
An advertisement praises a product or method named Harmless Way 10 for darkening hair. It claims Sa ane Sul rie offers value and natural vitality, with assurances of a safe, trialable result and refund if unsatisfied.
A fragmented historic note offers proverbs praising good roads and warning against poor roads. It links road quality to prosperity health morality and social order while referencing a Sherman County context and a vendor named Ex. Varnishes.
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