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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
3
A vintage note proclaims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcohol, non habit forming remedy for women’s ailments. It claims to list every native forest root ingredient on the bottle wrap and notes endorsements from physicians and medical authorities.
The federated club of Cheyenne hosted an informal reception in honor of visiting delegates for the Women's Clubs of Wyoming convention. Mrs. B. B. Brooks and Mrs. R. A. Morton attended as state officers. a local committee coordinated refreshments, and the Plains orchestra provided music. One year old Mary Elizabeth Cranland celebrated her birthday with pink decor, guests included Helen Furry, Robert Gregory Clark, and others. Virling Hart and Billy Hutchins visited from Boulder before returning to Texas.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St. Marys plans a five hundred guest party at the Pinina next Monday evening with invited friends and club women from Cheyenne. The event includes moving pictures at Capitol Avenue and Atlas, a Platte banquet, and a large party among town ladies.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion stomach disorders and constipation to help sleep. For sale by all dealers.
An essay on how dinner menu structure affects digestion. Canape aromas stimulate saliva and appetite, soup broth boosts gastric juices, entrees space out digestion, and desserts differ in content. Belief that stomach digestion proceeds in sequence shapes what constitutes a proper menu.
Gascarets advertise as overnight cleansing for the stomach and bowels. The ad claims Cascarets remove undigested food, bile, and toxins, relieve biliousness, indigestion, and constipation, and work while you sleep for 10 cents a box. It targets both men and women, even children, with broad health claims.
Chicago price report shows wheat, corn, and oats slipping on opening. December wheat opens at 940.3? and declines to 92 1 2 cents, corn opens down 2 1 4 cents, oats fall on weak demand with December at 32 1 2 cents.
In Portland Oregon a man inebriated and rejected from joining a robbery cried and led detectives to the scene. He later identified Thomas O Brien alias Murphy, arrested on charges of holding up a street car and wounding a passenger.
Advertises Clara A. Ligler at 411 West 19th Street for hairdressing and manicuring services. Mentions hairwork offerings and a contact phone, with reference to Is Pure White Lead from The Sherman Co. Keywords suggest salon services and product inquiry.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and grippe. It claims two hourly doses and a third dose end misery with no quinine and no side effects, urging purchase of a 25 cent package from any druggist.
A proposal outlines installing a hollow shaft into the earth near Vesuvius to access internal fires. Hot water would be piped to neighboring towns as part of an experimental warming project amid concerns over global warming.
A young physician arrives at an accident but the chauffeur, unfazed, says they will run down some business on the way home. Victims recover enough to walk home, leaving the doctor disappointed by the lack of cheer.
The article notes Tima’s belief that electric lighting will eventually replace all lighthouse lamps. It describes ongoing debates as those views gradually overcome traditional methods.
A terse editorial comparing political smearing to a ballplayer arguing with the umpire. The piece mocks dwelling on past errors as counterproductive for rallying supporters. It frames accountability as a wiser political stance than revisiting mistakes.
The Cheyenne Leader promotes a large sale on Celebro Vacuum Camera units offering one third off regular price to readers. Deliveries to subscribers via carrier cost $1 now and $4.48 on delivery, with a three month Leader subscription paid in advance. Mail orders include the cleaner and three months for $5.98 cash in advance, with three months added to existing subs and immediate paper start for new readers. Special pricing applies for residents without Leader carriers. readers are invited to write for full terms.
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