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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
2
The text urges regular bowel action for aging individuals noting stomach weakness and liver changes with age. It advises mild foods and exercise, warns against harsh laxatives, and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain as a gentle tonic that strengthens bowel muscles and restores natural function. Mr. Wil- is among readers endorsing this view.
An offer promotes Syrup Pepsin as safe for elderly users with guidance from Dr. W. B. Caldwell. Readily available through druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes. Free sample bottles mailed to addresses in the 415 Washington area, with a money-back guarantee if results are not achieved.
C Draper a Moor Etow Wyoming stockman reports cattle shortages for winter after last summer’s good crop. He notes severe winters, high horse losses, range depletion, and reliance on Montana hay. He plans to exit stock farming as he is aging and lacks successors while urging young men to follow Horace Greeley’s go west.
Tom Fahey, Democratic candidate for Wyoming’s at large congressional seat, rose from an Illinois orphan to miner organizer and editor. Born March 6 1876 in Raymond Illinois, he faced early loss, moved through foster care, taught, studied law, and worked in coal mines in Rock Springs and later Cheyenne. He organized miners, edited the Wyoming Labor Weekly, married Cecila Scott in 1909, and now campaigns from 606 East Twentieth Street Cheyenne.
Readable text describes a man presented with flaws and a focus on his home life and reform. The fragment references a present that hints at a selection or inspection context and the subject’s conduct. The passage remains unclear on specific names, places, or events.
The Rev Mark A Matthews of the Presbyterian General Assembly urged the Social Union to drop funeral flowers. He argued Christianity should end the custom and instead urge roses into the sleeves of workers and sweatshops to brighten lives. The State Leader is the Wanted medium of Wyoming. Try It.
The Kemmerer hotel expansion, with an annex budget near $30,000 and overall project around $40,000, is under contract to Huff who already handles excavation and heating plant work. Brick work is underway though steel cap delays slow progress. completion hoped by year end. Lincoln county and Kemmerer residents applaud the enterprise.
Three youths under 25 robbed a southbound Missouri Kansas and Texas train near Muskogee Oklahoma. They forced the engineer and crew from the cab, dynamited the express car safe, and fled with several thousand dollars as the burning trestle collapsed into the river below. Posses pursued from Crowder Forth Worth area and Muskogee.
An old fashioned urging to use Syrup of Figs as a gentle stomach liver and bowel cleanser and regulator. It claims modern diets clog bowels and poison the blood, recommending the California Fig Syrup Company product with senna and aromatics as the genuine, safe option.
Advertises Prof Melville a clairvoyant healer educated in India who claims to reveal real causes of misfortune and offer life readings. He promises marriages, removal of evil influences, locating missing people, finding treasures, and guidance in life, with specific pricing and hours. Private parlors at Hotel Moffatt, phone 64, daily 10 am to 9 pm.
Senator La Follette criticizes Warren as Aldrich’s faithful ally in the Senate. He claims Warren consistently sided with special interests over the public good in congressional records and various contests.
Arrangements are being made in England to amalgamate all the unions connected with the tailoring and clothiers trade. The proposed unification aims to streamline representation and bargaining for workers in the textile and garment sector.
William F. Trayer of Menominee Michigan, a correspondent for a Chicago morning newspaper, died after writing to the editor to recommend K. M. Stiles as his replacement. The letter, sent just before death, urged Stiles to continue the work faithfully from Menominee, Michigan. A telegram confirmed Trayer's death on Sunday night.
The National Baseball Commission will consider a proposal to reduce players’ shares from the World Series. If adopted, winners would receive $1,000 and losers $750, drawn from 60 percent of the first four games and redistributed among the other 14 major league clubs. The goal is to curb disputes and potential scandal.
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