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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text hints at editorial controversy and reputation issues tied to a Cheyenne newspaper. Mentions Charles Thumpron and Associated Press as sources, with unclear publication control signals and archival notes.
A humorous tale about social restraint and honest laughter. It contrasts the shy, cautious laugher who hides heart and the hearty laugher who shows it. The piece comments on how a loud laugh reveals inner feelings or lack thereof.
A spirited call extols women as rightful jurors, urging civic duty and fidelity to justice. It argues against shirking jury service and asserts the natural, instinctive role of women in delivering fair judgment and upholding the law.
A reflective piece asserts beauty as a dangerous force in urban life. It contrasts a pretty woman’s manipulations of traffic with a traffic cop’s frustrations and pedestrians’ rights, arguing evolutionary psychology limits societal change and suffrage equality.
Debs, confined in the Atlanta penitentiary, tells the Socialist National Campaign Committee that American institutions cannot be overthrown overnight by Leninist methods. He argues the Third International's program clashes with American life and the realities of political economy.
A fragmented reminiscence notes how white horses once highlighted rural life, shifting to the fire department and show rings as motors rise. The piece links superstition and josh about white horses to changing times and the loss of traditional beliefs across communities.
Advice on first aid priorities including position of the patient, loosen restrictions on breathing, and when to aid versus refrain. Guidance covers when to call a doctor, avoid improper actions, and how to handle water, stimulants, and clothing during injury. Includes a reader question about epilepsy and nervousness and a doctor’s cautious guidance to consult a neurologist.
A satirical fable from 1920 presents the anvil hammer shoe forge and bellows debating pride and work. Each tool claims primacy in shaping the shoe while the bellows laments its own fate, ending with a humorous moral about labor and worth.
Chicago dispatch reports Congressman Frank F. Doremus, head of the central western GOP headquarters, stating that the Republican campaign is about to collapse. He warned Republicans must fight desperately to win Illinois.
Data shows 24 hour period ending 6:00 PM with temperatures around 44 to 62 degrees, relative humidity about 77 to 88 percent, wind from the north at moderate velocity, and total precipitation since January 1 at 14.26 inches with no snowfall in the last 24 hours.
A political notice lists candidates for county and state offices including Hon. Franklin D Roosevalt for VIC Hon. Wade H Fowler for REPRESENTA IN CONGRESS Ray K Olds William Storey for STATE SENATORS and for REPRESENTATIVES IN LEGISLATURE U G Applegate A A Baerresen John Bell Frank G Clark James F Cooper Maurice Dinneen for SHERIFF George J Carroll COUNTY CLERK Ida R Graham COUNTY TREASURER Charles C Branson and COUNTY COMMISSIONER races showing Four Year Term Co D Donahue Two Year Term Fred Klugherz Political Advertisement L N 2.
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