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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1912
Page
14
Mothers often diet their children with the same foods though tolerance varies. Constipation signals a mild laxative like Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, not salts or pills, to aid bowels. Thousands endorse it. families nationwide keep it on hand for digestive comfort.
The ad touts Syrup Pepsin as mild and non-erucing with no injurious ingredients. It offers free samples by mail to Dr W A Caldwell at 415 Washington St Montello if a postal address is sent, promising guaranteed results or money refunded.
A Wyoming correspondent piece portrays John Kendrick aiding feeble rancher families, notably John Miller, by feeding cattle, branding, wintering, and shipping stock. Miller testifies Kendrick’s steady support and kindness, while neighbors like Chris Sorensen and Mrs Sorensen praise Kendrick’s character and willingness to help any neighbor in need.
The article outlines that 29 states will elect governors and vote on constitutional amendments and propositions. It notes Wisconsin and Michigan will consider a women's suffrage amendment, Colorado and Oklahoma issues, and mentions anticipated U.S. Senate races totaling 33 seats. It frames tariff policy as a central issue and urges voters to elect a democratic Senate and House to support tariff reform.
The article describes Hugh F B Stark tracking royalty wealth from oil ventures and his sons facing choices about college travel and the future. Stark recalls a working-class youth and aims to give his children opportunities beyond frontier labor.
The passage notes all sons of the Hugh Brock house will follow their father’s and forebears’ paths while the lone daughter remains in Salt Creek to assist the family. It hints at family duties and regional ties shaping their future.
Fred Rehaam of No.¢ Stane street offered odds on Roosevelt Taft and Wilson with bets ranging from 500 to 900 dollars. He notes Roosevelt leading Taft, Wilson favored by bettors, Stradwes as governor, awaiting next Sunday's newspaper polls for clearer odds. Betters anticipate sharper speculation after publication.
A local paper advertisement notes a gray Yorkshire terrier named Bobby missing from 1701 K Street. Reward offered for safe return with no questions asked. Also mentions attendees at a Russian Embassy event and a railway workers' Brotherhood gathering at Keefe Hall on October 20 with free admission for ladies.
The Wyoming Tribune questions Francis B. Warren's suitability amid a court equity axiom about clean hands for those seeking justice. The mention suggests scrutiny of Warren in a legal context with presentors debating credibility and conduct.
A home cough syrup method combines one pint sugar with 14 pint warm water and two minutes of stirring. Add 2% ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle, top with the syrup, and take ten dropfuls as needed. Marketing claims promise no spoilage and quick cough relief for bronchial issues, sore lungs, and asthma, with satisfaction guaranteed.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the remedy for falling hair and dandruff. It claims immediate scalp relief, increased hair luster, and stronger roots, urging purchase at drug stores for a 25 cent bottle.
In Aberdeen Scotland a letter found in a shipment to Marker Gill Co seeks a correspondent in Cleveland Ohio. Annie Calder signs the note promising a seven stone frame and black hair and eyes. Sydney Goulding a paint importer employee may respond or ignore the plea.
James H. McCaughan janitor at Home Savings Bank building in Albany died after stepping into flooded cellar waters charged with electrical current. He was rescued by a policeman and rushed to hospital where he died within thirty minutes. The policeman was shocked but unharmed.
Doctors say skin diseases come from skin not blood and endorse a wintergreen thymol wash called D D D Prescription for Eczema. Dr Holmes praises it as a strong remedy for eczema, with a money back guarantee on a $1 bottle offered by A E Roedel, druggist of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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