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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1916
Page
14
London authorities keep darkened streets and white painted safety features as raids persist. Amid humor and resilience, residents adapt to night dangers while police monitor gates and all districts report reduced street accidents and cautious optimism.
Promotional notice touts Q-Dan and Q-Ban hair color restorers promising gray hair becomes dark and even, scalp heals and dandruff stops. Claims soft, thick, healthy hair with a money back guarantee. States Roedel Pharmacy Cheyenne Wyoming as seller and offers out of town supply via mail.
An old health column warns that daily meat can form uric acid harming kidneys. It advises using four ounces of Salts to cleanse kidneys and reduce acid, claiming grape and lithia mixtures soothe irritation and promote urine flow.
A compiled summary lists multiple college football and basketball results with large margins. Teams include Colorado Aggies 63 beating Utah Aggies 0 and Ohio State 128 over Oberlin 0, along with numerous other scores such as Dartmouth 62 Maas Aggies 0 and Wisconsin 283 over South Dakota 3.
A semi official news agency critic stated divisions were withdrawn and disappeared from the Somme battle. Since the offensive began 178 divisions with about 3.194 million men were launched against German positions. A Kiev officer quoted in a Swiss paper cited Russian losses from June 1 to Oct 1 totaling around one million men. Some Siberian regiments were annihilated and the fourth Siberian army corps lost between 14 000 and 17 000 men in late August to early September.
The document signed by General Treviño orders Reyes Estrada to join forces with Villa or be treated as an enemy and risk his family’s safety. Troops and trenches are being prepared as Villa's forces threaten an attack, with outposts nightly from Parres and a train crew repairing the Gants Yaabel bridge on the Mexico Northwestern line. General Lorenso Avalos reportedly defeated Villa factions near Tetinas and Las Teches, with casualties including Florencio Carranza.
Wyoming state auditor Robert B. Forsyth returned to Cheyenne from the national Insurance commissioners convention in Richmond Virginia where he was signally honored. He was chosen as one of seven on a valuations committee amid over 200 delegates. The committee was set to study the value of securities in which the Insurance committees invest. This selection reflects credit on Wyoming.
D U regained hope after a blocked punt by D U and a second touchdown on Wyoming's eight yard line. Gibson carried for Denver's score and a later Mahoney end run tied the game at 19 all after Denver failed a kick. Buchannan anchored the Wyoming line amid relentless pressure as both teams traded chances late.
An old time remedy promises to restore natural hair color using Sage and Sulphur. A 60 cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compounds is sold in drug stores with claims of darkening gray hair evenly by morning.
A reader describes a severe burning itchy back rash starting at the neck and shoulders. After trying a few household remedies the condition improved following a mailed sample from a beauty department offering a soap and ointment. The note is dated July 7, 1916, with requests for more information.
Anemile and a reck stopped the visitors while Wyoming's Craig Mau Wilcor and Talbert contributed on offense. Talbert left the game hurt but fought hard. For Denver Mahoney and G ibson stood out as the only players consistently scoring. Referees were Truscott Loveland umpire Ronaback Stanford and head linesman J B Crabbe Laramie.
Chicago reports Miss Jane Addams of Hull House traveled from Maine to cast her first presidential ballot for Wilson. The famed social reformer arrived ill but determined, having been a central figure at the 1913 progressive national convention and praised by Theodore Roosevelt as America’s greatest citizen.
Specifications for the 1916 Reo Six Model M Touring Car priced at 1250 dollars F C O B Cheyenne Wyoming. Details cover wheel base 126 inches front semi elliptical rear cantilever springs I beam front axle with Timken spindles full floating rear axle with differential, 4 to 1 gear ratio wood artillery wheels 34 x 4 1/2 tires non skid on rear vertical six cylinder engine with integral head and exhaust valve arrangement. lubrication cooling ignition starter and transmission features brakes steering clutch and body description with electric lighting and complete equipment. Capacity 18 gallons and Stewart vacuum gasoline system. Three rows of technical specs with finish equipment and amenities.
Features include 115 inch wheel base, 16-volt electrical system, six cylinder engine rated at 15 HP, four speed with dry clutch, left-hand drive, full leather upholstery, spring suspension, sixteen gallon gasoline capacity, and fully electric lighting. Non skid tires front and rear, body in golden olive with nickel trim and linen linoleum covered running boards.
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