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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
2
An ad style paragraph promotes Elyse Cream Rain as a cleansing antiseptic balm to relieve catarrh cold and sinus symptoms. It touts rapid relief within minutes, claims to clear discharge and improve breathing, and cautions against harmful ingredients while urging readers to buy Do-neet bottle from a druggist.
Wyoming Governor Carey denounces the land office editors Deming and Chaplin and Warren supporters as the Wyoming Machine driving political corruption. He claims three congressional reps benefited, cites $20,000 misused, defends against Col lier’s charges, and criticizes lynching at the penitentiary context. He names Kin, Kin money, and a slate of alleged abuses.
The University of Wyoming will inaugurate Dr Clyde A Duniway as president on January 24 1918 in Laramie. Delegations from Rocky Mountain states and educators nationwide invited to attend the ceremonies. Duniway has already planned extensive statewide travels to learn local needs and promote university extension. He aims to broaden university outreach across Wyoming rather than restrict it.
A vintage health blurb touts Syrup of Figs as a nongriping, all natural remedy to purge bile and forty waste clogged bowels. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels without harsh laxatives, suitable for children, and urges asking for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna by California Fig Syrup Company.
Public health note urges readers to avoid heat related bowel disturbances. Recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for constipation and summer diarrhoea. Mentions availability by mail order and a free trial bottle offer. References Dr W B Caldwell and Monticello Illinois in a broad state issue context.
To whom it may concern the annual meeting of the Denver Omnibus and Cab Company will be held on Wednesday November 6 at 2 o clock p m at the company office in the First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming John McNamara secretary
Senora Lacara Alanis, who held Juarez for a day, is jailed in El Paso. Her husband Colonel Alanis, a fugitive from justice after quitting the rebel army, was arrested today after crossing the border.
Advertises Mme. C Heck a gifted clairvoyant, offering personal past present and future readings without questions. Promises guidance on love, business, investments and marriage, with a money back guarantee and private, confidential parlors daily from 10 am to 8 pm.
Announcement that James K Hackett will appear at Capitol Avenue theater Friday October 11 sparks strong interest. In The Grain of Dust he portrays Frederick Norman with a distinguished cast including Fraser Coutler Frank Berbeck Charles Lane Daniel Jarrett Jr Vaughn Treret Beatrice Heckley and Mabel Innslee.
Washington dispatch cites Clyde H. Tavenner arguing Taft broke campaign tariff promises. It questions whether the 1910 tariff revision followed equalization of domestic and foreign production costs and notes Congress voted under Republican pressure without full knowledge of foreign costs.
The piece compares wages in US and British cotton mills from 1905 1906 reports, noting US workers earned about 904 yearly and Britons 242 a year. It argues tariff protection yields high profits for US manufacturers citing Bates Pepperell Algonquin mills with double digit dividends and large surpluses.
Rain halted the opening CHICAGO baseball championship game between the American and National league clubs. The postponement shifts the decision for Chicago’s league title to a later date.
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