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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1912
Page
2
Mothers worry about their children's diet and constipation. The article endorses Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple, safe remedy, stressing it is not a purgative and noting it is widely used by families, with testimonials from parents in Texas and Oregon.
The ad promotes Syrup Pepsin praised as mild and safe for children. It offers a free sample bottle to readers who mail their address to Dr W A Caldwell at 415 Washington St Montello with a promise of guaranteed results or a refund if not satisfied.
A Wyoming Tribune report recounts John Miller and Chris Sorensen praising J. Kendrick for helping cattle herds. Miller credits Kendrick with feeding, branding, and shipping cattle, while Sorensen and neighbors describe Kendrick as a generous neighbor who aided poor families and long-time ranchers without asking pay.
The article outlines how 29 states will elect governors and vote on constitutional amendments and propositions. It notes campaigns over tariff policy, the Republican and Progressive split, and mentions vacancies in the Senate due to Charles J. Hughes and William Lorimer. Democratic control of the Senate and House is urged.
Stock magnate Hugh Stark reveals his fortune stems from royalties as he plans to fund his six sons with education and travel. He recalls his rugged youth and insists his heirs should begin where he left off, while refinery ambitions and drilling continue to expand fields and pipelines.
The text notes the house of Hugh Brock will be followed by all his sons across the family line while the lone daughter remains in Salt Creek to assist. This outlines expected family roles and residence implications based on traditional inheritance.
Fred Rehaam of New York offered bets on the gubernatorial contest with Taft and Roosevelt as contenders. Bets cited include 500 to 800 against Taft, 900 to 200 against Taft, and 2600 to 4760 that Wilson or Stradwes will win. Odds await newspaper polls next Sunday to sharpen predictions.
Local notice reports a gray Yorkshire terrier named Bobby missing from 1701 K Street. Reward offered for safe return with no questions asked. Separate item notes attendees gathering at the Russian Embassy and Bahmeters’ reception, plus a railway workers’ Brotherhood event at Keefe Hall on October 20.
Wyoming Tribune recalls the equity maxim that seekers of justice must come with clean hands and questions the case involving Francis Bh Warren. The note frames the principle as a gatekeeping rule in civil actions.
A home cough syrup method blends one pint sugar with 14 pint warm water stirred two minutes. Add 2% ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle and fill with syrup for a long lasting remedy claimed to ease coughing, bronchial issues, and sore lungs.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the solution for falling hair and dandruff. It claims immediate scalp relief, reduced shedding, and shinier, thicker hair, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
A letter from Annie Calder in Aberdeen seeks escape from harsh life in the city. Sydney Goulding, a B. T. Venderink salesman, found the letter among Marker Gill & Co. crates and may respond. The note describes long work days and a desire to emigrate, even requesting a picture card.
James M. McCaughan janitor at the Home Savings Bank building died after stepping into a flooded cellar charged with electricity. He collapsed in the water, was rescued by a policeman, and died within thirty minutes at a hospital. The officer was shocked but unharmed.
Dr Evans rejects blood disease theory and promotes skin cures through skin washing with wintergreen thymol and other ingredients. The D D D Prescription is endorsed by Dr Holmes and claimed to relieve itch instantly with a money back guarantee on a $1 bottle through A E Roedel, druggist, Cheyenne Wyoming.
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