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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text reports a Cheyenne State Leader and figures linked to a seed company and press outlet. Readable items mention republication of news and informal references to arbo grafts and press entities, with no clear events or dates.
A column argues that women in business are gradually eroding traditional social courtesies once seen as marks of reverence. It contends female executives, while outwardly polite, push to remove formalities that signaled deference and protect the idea that women are the primary givers of civilization’s core gifts.
A noted English physician urges liberal use of a punching bag to vent nerves and temper. He says it improves home atmosphere and strengthens health better than venting on others, suggesting portable bags fit for the family room and stress management.
A historical analysis notes America as a net importer of foodstuffs in seven months through July with imports surpassing exports by about 1.5 billion dollars. It argues that Americas purchasing power drives global food movements while Europe remains impoverished. The piece concludes that the current market favors money over sentiment and highlights rising worldwide unrest.
The article discusses Professor Thomas Cherry of the University of Melbourne arguing that early humans evolved on the ocean beach through oyster-gathering and shellfish eating. He suggests beach life led to bare skin, reduced fur, and other adaptations, contrasting with forest environments.
Excessive foot sweating may reflect poor health or foot arch problems or be a personal peculiarity. Decomposition of sweat can cause odor redness and inflammation. medicated baths and talcum or alum powder relieve symptoms. Formaldehyde should be used only under medical supervision and shoe disinfection may help in odors.
No simple home test for drinkable water exists. Tests require experts, chemical and bacteriological analyses plus a sanitary survey. Call local health officer for guidance. Sediment in urine can form from standing and heat, especially in summer, often from decomposition.
The sediment in a child's urine in cold weather may form without urine decomposition due to urate precipitation. It disappears when warmed. If the child is well, worry is likely unnecessary about overnight sediment that forms in cold conditions.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 6 PM in Cheyenne Wyoming records mean temperature 36 degrees, highest 40 at 11 05 AM, lowest 20 at 6 PM. Precipitation 0.10 inches in last 24 hours, snow 0.8 inches, total since January 1st 14.46 inches. Wind average 9.4 mph. Normal date temperature 41 degrees.
Roads radiating from Cheyenne described as good with some rough patches between Archer and Hillsdale. western and central sections cited as fair to rough due to recent snows and rains.
A verse titled The Living Room laments a family’s sorrow after a beloved member leaves for bed. Nostalgic imagery links the wood-fire glow to warmth and loss, questioning why the couch becomes a tomb and why sleep brings gloom to those remaining by the fire.
Fragmentary copy mentions a high school or gymnasium event, a speaker named Wade H Fowler and topics of the day, with garbled references to attendance. It also references the Touima tobacco region in the Andes and distances described in “to baccos.”
Fragmentary notice for a Laramie County Republican Club meeting led by W. A. Jamen secretary The text indicates a Wednesday night gathering at a specific time but details are garbled and unclear.
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