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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Cheyenne area appears to mention officials and events but contains garbled words and unclear details leaving readers unsure of names dates or actions. The readable bits indicate a public or organizational notice with possible references to people and places but lack concrete facts.
The Vocational Summary reprints a 1565 pamphlet note contrasting pay for a horseman with that for a schoolmaster. It cites a 200 crowns yearly stipend for horses versus 200 shillings for schooling, then links past satire to modern wages showing the same ratio across centuries. It notes current pay for auto mechanics and educators, highlighting ongoing inadequacy.
The article traces Simon Bolivar from his youth during the French Revolution to his return to Venezuela in 1809 and his rise as a liberty leader. It notes his victories and defeats, the dramatic 1819 Cordillera crossing to win Bojaca, and compares him to Washington as a statesman who envisioned a United States of South America. It concludes that his fires of liberty still burn across the continent.
An elderly man offers a compact sermon on ideal neighbors. He praises people who keep yards neat, share small items, mind their own business, avoid snooping, and follow the Golden Rule, noting that considerate behavior reduces conflicts among residents.
A 1920s essay argues that fatigue from daily housework can be cured by taking on different types of work. It suggests women gain fresh zeal when shifting to clerical tasks, club duties, or welfare activities, reducing burnout and restoring motive. It contrasts past virtues with modern bravado.
The diet for a nursing mother should be generous with fresh milk vegetables ripe fruit and ample liquids while avoiding coffee alcohol and patent medicines. Emphasizes constipation relief with fresh fruit bran whole wheat products and hot water on waking. suggests daily meats cereals and ample fruits with plain salads and desserts like custard.
A reader asks if kidney disease or other conditions cause white tongue spots and ongoing indigestion. The reply notes indigestion is a vague symptom from many diseases and urges consulting a qualified physician to diagnose the underlying cause rather than assuming a single source.
The Tribune and Leader invites readers to report errors promptly and will correct mistakes upon investigation. It emphasizes accountability, urging direct communication to reduce errors and stating corrections reflect newsroom responsibility and respect for readers.
A combined notice announces the W State Tribune and the Blate Leader handling nearly a thousand newspapers daily by mail and city delivery. The item notes distribution logistics and subscriber communications.
A column notes that vanity is in vogue with three stone platinum bracelets as the fashion focus. It mentions scarce men driving young German women to seek husbands in America and an infant in Guinea reportedly buried in sand up to its waist when the mother works.
Newark New Jersey resident Mrs A Coventry recalls months of illness with inability to walk and bed rest. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine she regained strength and housework ability. She endorses the remedies and invites friends to seek free advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
Auto top making at Huckfeldt and Finkbiner with efficient service. Large line of Raby Corringes ant ulkice at Hobbs. Taxicab and touring car day or night. Phone 9.
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