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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Diapepin Diapepsia as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It promises relief from belching fullness nausea and stomach pain by taking a 50 cent container of Papea Diapepsio, claiming meals will digest fully and foods won’t ferment or sour.
A claim promises rapid relief from gas and indigestion within five minutes without laxatives. The note suggests relief for stomach disorders by an unspecified method and implies immediate benefits. This reads like a brief health claim or advertisement in a historical paper.
The funeral for the late Brother William H Lumley will be held Sunday at 2 20 PM at the Elke Home. All brothers are urged to attend in uniform. Remains will lie in state Sunday 10 AM to 12 PM at the Elks Home. Attest by T Blake Kennedy Secretary.
Yesterday morning Miss Julia McSweeney and John Cole were married at St Marys Cathedral Cheyenne in a small ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride, a local native educated at the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus, and the groom, a Sparks Nevada railroad shop foreman and son of Alderman Cole, plan to reside in Sparks after a southern honeymoon.
Rev. Agnes J. Galen spiritual healer and pastor of the First Divine Science Church in Seattle visits Mrs. John Charles Thompson Sr in Cheyenne to share her therapeutic practices and renowned national reputation.
Under Chief Percy Hoyt the Cheyenne fire department tested city water pressure using a New York brought gauge. The west area showed 250 gallons per minute from a 1¼ inch nozzle with a solid stream reaching one block, while the east area produced the same flow to half a block.
A new Noahs Ark store opens Monday at 2 PM in the Duncannon building on Seventeenth Street near Capitol Avenue Cheyenne. The stock features Christmas goods and a wide range of dry goods with many items priced at 25 cents or less. A Rabin will supervise the Cheyenne shop, offered as a branch of the Greel Colorado store.
The Men’s Congregational club meets Monday evening at 7 30 in the church parlors. Members and friends are urged to attend for the election of officers and other important matters will be discussed.
Chaplain Geo W Priol eau commends Fort Russell hospital staff including Colonel Appel for care during an epidemic. He notes capable nurses and doctors, orderly conduct, and a recent briefing on typhoid fever by Major Skinner. He praises noncommissioned officers, privates, and the hospital corps for their professionalism.
An Illinois woman details improved kidney function, reduced despondency, and greater physical and mental stamina after switching from coffee to Postum. She reports steady gains in brain power while doing hard menial work with less fatigue and notes better digestion and bowel action within two weeks.
An advertisement from Cheyenne featuring testimonials from New Haven and Chicago mothers praising Vinci for improving frail children. It touts better appetite, rosy cheeks, and weight gain after using three bottles, with a money back guarantee if results do not meet claims.
John Lambert spoke for the Texas Oil company denying aims to oppose Standard Oil. He described Texas Oil as a competitor to all oil firms. Lambert returned with Chicago millionaires backing Gates, amid rumors they seek control of oil fields in Louisiana Texas and Indian Territory to challenge trusts led by Rockefeller.
The report presents unidentified officials discussing route costs for a United States steam line project. Cited figures include 90,828,751 dollars and 0.19 per mile of line, with mention of a new economic assessment and related steps.
A summary of the August 1910 railroad report shows operating income of $81,163,009 and $340.32 per mile, with mileage 238,493 for the period. Total operating revenues reached $254,005,972 and expenses $164,489,899, yielding a net revenue of over half a million including outside operations. Moldings at the Sherman Co.
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