William Charlis Thompson and Associated Free Press Dispatches
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Health Questions Answered On Oysters And Quinsy
The article warns against oyster fattening as dangerous due to polluted brackish waters and fecal bacteria risking typhoid. It advises choosing lean gray oysters with a salty flavor. It also answers a reader about quinsy, defining it as pus behind the tonsil and urges medical evaluation to confirm diagnosis.
Highway Report Notes Mixed Conditions Across Front Range
Cheyenne area roads range from good to excellent while Fort Collins area in Weld County shows better but not good conditions. Caspar region described rough from recent rain and similar conditions extend from Medicine Bow west to State Line.
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Preventing Strikes Through Cooperation, Says Hammond
John Hays Hammond argues that strikes cost labor and capital, with labor bearing much of the loss. He urges cooperative management and preemptive settlements to avert strikes, noting growing numbers over the past decade. Ford is cited as showing cars can descend hills as well as ascend.
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John Hays Hammond
National Welfare Union of Washington
Play the Game and Break the Cycle of Inefficiency
A meditation on widespread discontent caused by inefficiency in daily life. The piece contrasts housewife and businesswoman roles, envy between them, and the call to adopt a practical mindset summarized by the slogan Play the Game. It argues individual effort shapes national conditions and urges resilience over complaint.
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Modern Marvels and Wireless Music on a Med Yacht
A yacht voyage with guests enjoying wireless music from London as they cruise the Mediterranean. The piece hints at social changes and newfound access to entertainment, suggesting curious outfits and local reactions to this wireless era phenomenon.
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Mediterranean
London
Jones
Kennebunk Port
World Health: League Pursues International Health Bureau
The League of Nations considers forming an International Health Bureau to rapidly exchange information on epidemics and coordinate aid. The plan aims to help nations facing outbreaks and improve global disease response through cooperative efforts.
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Poland
League of Nations
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Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming October 12 1920
Weather report for 24 hours ending 6:00 shows temperature around 65 to 67 daytime and 40 to 41 at night, humidity, wind velocity 17.4 mph average, precipitation 14.9 inches since January 1, with 0 inches snow. Highest 60 at 2 pm, lowest 19 at 3 am, date 47 dex actual mean 50, change up 4 in 24 hours.
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Senator Kenyon to Speak at Princess Theater Tonight
Laramie county republic announces Kenyon Iowa senator and Roosevelt ally will deliver a reform address at the Princess theater tonight October 14. The public invitation urges attendance across political parties to hear what its makers call the truth.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Democratic ticket list for 1920 election roles
The document enumerates a 1920 Democratic ticket with James M. Cox for president and Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president. It also lists candidates for Congress Wade H. Fowler state offices Rey K Olds and William Storey and representatives U G Applegate A A Baetresen John Beil Frank G Clark James F Cooper Maurice Dinneen. Local posts include Sheriff George J. Carroll County Clerk Ida R. Graham County Treasurer Charles C. Branson and a two year county position for coroner Fred Year Term.
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Congress
Wade H. Fowler
Rey K Olds
William Storey
U. G. Applegate
A. A. Baetresen
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Frank G. Clark
James F. Cooper
Maurice Dinneen
George J. Carroll
Ida R. Graham
Charles C. Branson
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Wisconsin beer tax hit may cost state millions
On Wednesday October 13 officials warn Wisconsin could lose about 2 million dollars in revenue from the manufacture and sale of beer wine and liquors as policy shifts or market changes affect the industry.
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Wisconsin
New Elongated Stratford Style For Fall And Winter
The Ritz model showcases elongated Stratford styling with high notched lapels and wide button spacing. Features include a shorter vent, roomy sleeves, and a freer back for an easy graceful fit.
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