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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
10
A fragmentary column discusses St. Teresa of Avila and her view of feminine timidity as a positive force. It contrasts gendered courage and weakness, noting timidity can protect motherhood and that extreme cases make the female of the species deadly when defending offspring.
The piece argues that ridicule sustains gang power by keeping outsiders and weak individuals in line. It notes humans are social animals who rely on group cooperation to conquer nature, with ridicule acting as a coercive force that harms the victim and reinforces group cohesion. It posits the gang is self-preserving and lacks rational need to justify its cruelty.
War era immigration limits eased and new arrivals flood the United States. The article notes a surge of exotic creatures arriving as “immigrants” to America, including the crested porcupine, white necked pasichale, white headed sea me, Chapman zebras, and the big eared fox, entering via Ellis Island of furs and feathers.
Authorities push to curb gambling across sports and gaming. Indictments rise against players and threats of prison terms loom for gamblers. Horse racing faces bans nationwide as police raid poker gatherings and fantan dens. Detectives shift focus to the colored man with dice amid ongoing bread speculation and market manipulation.
A scientist asserts lightning delivers health benefits by producing nitric acid and cleansing the air of noxious exhalations. He argues storms deter illness and notes his long absence from the earth, while warning that fear of storms persists despite expert opinions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect a 300th anniversary celebration mood linking Pilgrims and Miles Standish to a broader 300 year look at observances. The text hints at housewives’ voluntary commemorations and a cultural chorus around New England history.
An Information Editor note urges not to expose a unvaccinated child to a mild measles case. It cites high death figures from measles in 30 states and warns of serious complications like bronchitis and pneumonia. The letter asks an unmarried woman seeking urinary trouble advice to send her details for a personal reply from the office.
A reader asks about a tan birthmark that has grown from the chest to the left arm and resembles a wart. The reply notes removal depends on the mark’s nature and may require proper treatment. in many cases removal is not possible.
A clan member urges referral to an experienced ekin specialist without delay to address an urgent matter. The message emphasizes prompt action and professional guidance.
Question about remedies for buzzing and singing noises in the ears that occur at night or while lying down. Answer notes inflammation in the inner ear often from chronic head catarrh and says treatment by a nose and throat specialist is commonly successful, though symptoms may fade on their own.
A reader asks about a diet for a woman with kidney trouble. The response says a thorough medical exam is needed to confirm kidney disease. If kidney involvement is present, diet guidance depends on the specific condition, and no general dietary rules apply to all kidney disorders.
Light affects brain function while Minnesota mines produced more bronze ore than the rest of the state combined in the previous year.
The passage claims the remedy meets a real need as doctors stay busy, LK Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is sold in vast quantities across American cities towns and hamlets and abroad, with women reporting restored health through its use.
Weather report for northeast Wyoming covers 24 hours from 1 PM to 12 PM with high 43, low 25 and mean 34. It notes precipitation 0.19 inches in last 24 hours, total since January 1st 14.16 inches, normal 12.70 inches, and wind velocity averaging 9.6 miles with highest 43 degrees at 2 PM and 25 degrees at 7 AM.
Lincoln Highway segments from North Platte to Pine show good conditions with detours noted near Burne to Hillydale and Happy Jack. Yellowstone and Ft. Collins corridors marked improved or good. Wheatland routes drying and fair in several stretches toward Casper and Lusk.
In 2020 Albany County assessor efforts collected 4278 dollars from residents with minimal real estate but some personal property. Most came from Laramie School district laborers tied to railroads and refiners. Other districts show small totals from timber camps and railroad gangs.
The Toronto club in the International league cleared $30,000 for the season. Owner McCatterty awarded each player a bonus following the successful run.
Arthur Brickley of Columbia University aims for fame through a notable kicking toe among siblings, with brother Charley also mentioned in connection to the feat.
Fragmentary text notes a tribe or group named Taurege in the Tripol desert region with emphasis on a prominent woman’s authority. No dates or full context available. details incomplete.
Casper Wyoming October 22 Newton 5. Wilson will come to Casper November 1 to assume the position of general manager of production for the Midwest Refining company. He was the first field superintendent of Milwast Oil in Salt Creek. Watson leaves for a Texas company.
Casper Wyoming October 22 One bootlegger Jim Paris a Greek was fined 100 dollars for illegal liquor. He returned to his bar and tried to earn the money back but was re arrested. He escaped while awaiting transport and is at large labeled lost without trace.
Georgetown University announces a rotating captain scheme where a different player leads the eleven each week, replacing a fixed captain. This change shifts leadership duties within the team structure and entails week to week squad responsibility.
Cornell coach Gil Dobie abandons graduate assistants and leads the team solo to shake off a slump. He handles strategy, scouting, and trainings personally, aiming for a turnaround this season at Ithaca.
The Wyoming State Tribune and Cheyenne State Leader announce daily paper circulation around 9 000 by mail and city delivery. readers should report promptly any receipt errors or missing issues to reduce mistakes and corrections.
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