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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1912
Page
4
An exhausted mother describes her week old baby suffering a spreading rash and itching until Cuticura Soap and Ointment delivered improvement. After failed remedies and a trial, the child recovered, now with healthy hair growth and clear skin. The notice promotes Cuticura products and includes an address for orders and samples.
The page lists service times and sermon topics for Corser 19th and Capitol and nearby churches. Subjects include Moral Immunity, You can do better, The Joy of the Lord to Your Aleneth, The Diving Element in Daily Life, The Obedience of Faith, At Ease in Zion, Doing Better, and An Address on Russellism as Set Forth in Watch Tower. Also notes Sunday school, young people meetings, and midweek prayers. The First Presbyterian and Rev Geo Davidson are also listed with addresses and contact details.
Service today during the nineteenth Sunday after Trinity lists 7:45 a m Holy Communion 11:45 a m Sunday school 10:00 a m Confirmation Instruction and 11:00 a m Morning service with additional activities following as announced.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy as a quick cure for piles. It promises a 50 cent regular box from druggists and offers a prepaid sample by mailing name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
Cheyenne ministers plan Tuberculosis Sunday on October 27 with sermons in local churches stressing prevention and public education. The effort cites 50 000 annual deaths nationwide and urges early detection, open air living, ventilation, wholesome food, and temperate habits as key defenses against consumption. Funding needs for hospitals are noted as ongoing.
Quote from Senator La Follette highlights clash between the old guard and progressive Republicans over Senate organization. The statement portrays Warkken as aligned with New England oligarchy to protect the machine from disruption.
An early 20th century ad touts 25 cent Danderine to treat falling hair and dandruff. It claims hair will gain life lustre and fullness after first use, with styling that becomes wavy fluffy and abundant. The copy warns dandruff harms hair roots and scalp.
A speaker argues long faced piety is lacking, urging believers to meet sorrow with a smile. He recalls college help from cheerful friends, notes preaching alone cannot heal, and stresses active compassion over mere sermons. Joy in faith is essential, even amid sorrow, to honor God and life.
Reverend W Hy Gelatwelt laments rising pleasure without responsibility harming society. He cites crime, broken homes, and fraying marriages as evidence, calling for moral reform to restore order and family values.
An advertisement offers a free at home recipe claimed to stop pain in the bladder kidneys and back and cure urinary troubles within a week. It asks readers to mail for a copy from Dr A B Robinson of Detroit with no doctor fee for writing.
A November schedule at Fort Russell outlines six distinct schools for the coming season. The post graduate course for officers replaces map work with tactical exercises, while a regular garrison course covers topography and hippology. Additional programs include infantry and artillery preliminaries, a mounted equitation school, NCO training, and chaplain supervised common-education classes.
Grandmothers used sage tea to preserve hair color and timing. mothers noticed gray early and began using sage tea. The article notes Wyeth's Bee and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready-to-use modern alternative praised as a tonic and color restorer.
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