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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1912
Page
16
A mother describes severe rash and scalp disorder affecting her infant. After trying remedies with little success, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting the child’s skin and hair improved markedly and the baby cured, praising the product and urging other mothers to try it.
Local church listings note services at Corser 19th and Capitol with morning worship on topics like Moral Immunity and You can do better and evening sermons by pastor Bermone. First Presbyterian and other churches share times for Sunday school, youth meetings, midweek services, and sermons on topics including At Ease in Zion and Doing Better. Public invited to attend.
Service today lists Holy Communion at 7 45 a m Morning service at 11 00 a m Confirmation instruction at 10 00 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m with the day marking the nineteenth Sunday after Trinity.
A home treatment claims to cure piles with Pyramid Pile Remedy. A 50 cent regular box is offered by Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan, with a free sample by mail after sending name and address. The ad urges avoiding surgery and touts testimonials praising the product.
Cheyenne ministers plan Tuberculosis Sunday on October 27 with sermons on the disease and prevention. The move, backed by a national association, urges churches to educate congregations on transmission, ventilation, early detection, and open air living to curb consumption. The effort aims to raise funds for hospitals and ongoing prevention programs nationwide.
In a combative climate over Senate organization the old guard faces progressive Republicans. The speech casts Warren Carken as aligned with New England oligarchy to preserve the machine against perceived injury or destruction.
An ad extols 25 GENT Danderine for falling hair and dandruff claiming it restores lustre strength and life to hair. It promises immediate improvement after the first use and lasting fullness after about four weeks, urging purchase from drug or toilet counters.
A preacher argues that true faith favors joy over long faces. He recalls college debates on laughter amid sorrow, urges meeting people with burdens, and says daily life and kindness outweigh mere sermons. He contends sorrow can sharpen faith, but joy honors God and strengthens others.
Reverend W Hy Gelatwelt laments excess pleasure corrupting society, noting rising crime, family breakdown, and fractured marriages as consequences. He urges accountability and moral restraint to heal communities and deter vice.
An advertisement promises a free recipe to stop urinary pain and kidney problems within a week. It touts a home remedy sent by mail from Dr. A. B. Robinson of Detroit and urges readers to request a copy without doctor charges.
The November start heralds a six school program at Fort Russell. A postgraduate officer course replaces old war games with tactical exercises. The regular garrison course covers topography equitation and field engineering. Preliminary officer training includes guard duty, drill, gunnery, and hygiene. Noncommissioned officers will study drill and army regulations. Chaplains lead post schools on basic literacy and arithmetic.
An old article praising sage tea as the secret to preserving hair color and delaying gray. It notes grandmothers used a sage tea routine, while later generations rely on Wyeths Bee and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic for hair coloring and restoration.
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