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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
10
A garbled note from Cheyenne highlights a misprint or typographical error in a Manning Com Art feature. The piece mentions Associated Press attribution and concerns about paper reputation and publication handling.
A sewing circle tale contrasts who laughs openly with those who fear a big laugh. A proposed engagement triggers playful scorn as the girl fears exposing an empty heart while some men laugh freely and show genuine warmth.
A persuasive editorial urges women to serve as jurors, praising their fidelity and impartiality. It argues that woman jurors embody justice, noting that skeptics ignore mothers’ role in righting wrongs and insisting jurors fulfill a vital civic duty.
The article argues beauty invites risk and manipulation in traffic scenes. It reflects on a pedestrian disrupted by a confident driver and questions whether women's suffrage will alter male attitudes, noting beauty as a powerful social tool across history.
Debs, Socialist candidate from his Atlanta penitentiary cell, declines violent revolution to install the Soviet system in the United States. He argues fundamental economic change cannot occur overnight and the Moscow program conflicts with American institutions and life.
An old column reflects on the decline of white horses in daily life and in public roles. It notes shifts to motorized fire units and other uses, mentioning superstition and regional anecdotes about white horses and their place in past communities.
The article explains first aid goals including stopping bleeding and stabilizing the patient, then seeking doctor input with details. It advises not to overdo aid and to place the patient suitably, loosen restrictive clothing, and avoid water or stimulants for head injuries. It also covers epilepsy questions, recommending neurologist consultation and noting limited curative options.
A rusted verse dialogue quotes the anvil hammer shoe and forge talking on craft. Voices boast of shaping iron and firing the furnace while the bellows laments its fate. Copyright note appears at end signaling 1920 publication.
Chicago dispatch reports Congressman Frank F. Doremus, leading GOP Midwest headquarters, declaring the Republican campaign is about to collapse. He predicts Republicans will have to fight desperately to win Illinois as the race tightens.
For 24 hours ending at 6 00 PM in Wyoming the mean temperature rose to 23 degrees with reported highs around 44 and lows near 29. Relative humidity fluctuated between 77 and 88 percent while wind půl velocities from the north. Total precipitation since January 1st stands at 14.26 inches with no snow in the last 24 hours.
Voters are presented with candidates for local and state offices including Hon Franklin D Roosevalt for VIC, Hon Wade H Fowler for Congress, Ray K Olds and William Storey for State Senators, U G Applegate A A Baerresen John Bell Frank G Clark James F Cooper Maurice Dinneene for Representatives in Legislature, George J Carroll for Sheriff, Ida R Graham for County Clerk, Charles C Branson for County Treasurer, and Co D Donahue for County Commissioner four year term plus Fred Klugherz for two year term. The notice identifies the positions and candidates in a political advertisement labeled L-N-2.
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