Chinese Wine Trade Dealt With By Thrifty Officials
In China officials adopt a frugal policy toward wine handling citing speedy service. The piece notes local practices to heat or cool wine and the efficiency of using ready wine supplies.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
10
In China officials adopt a frugal policy toward wine handling citing speedy service. The piece notes local practices to heat or cool wine and the efficiency of using ready wine supplies.
An October 25 1949 notice from attorney Taltapenno for the Board of Trustees of School District No 2 Sweetwater County Wyoming announces official actions dated October 1949. The document references the Board of Trustees and district administration with legal phrasing and formal dating.
Public health notice warns of deadly risks from tobacco and urges quitting now. The ad promotes Nicatel tablets sold at drug stores with a refund offer if users are unhappy, promising rapid cessation of the habit and healthier outcomes.
Revelation of a vintage medicine advertisement offering Foley’s Homey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup along with Poley Kidney Pills and Cathartie Tablets. It instructs readers to mail order to Foley & Co. Chicago and lists ailments targeted including constipation and biliousness.
Cincinnati barber Frank Heathrough with forty years in the trade shares a home remedy to darken gray hair. Mix half a pint water with Bay Rum a small amount of Barbo Compound and a dash glyterine apply twice weekly until the shade is right. The solution reportedly softens and glossy without coloring the scalp or rubbing off and can make a gray haired person seem twenty years younger.
The note notes Opera Palestrine as Europe’s greatest musical event of its era. Dr Hana R, a noted composer, is identified as the author behind the work.
An essay humorously argues that people blanket horse cars to protect the animal’s comfort, praising humane acts even when tied to convenience. It notes the ironies of needing to protect a horse with hot bricks or water to thaw the engine and urges consistent kindness to horses and their owners alike.
Wyoming highway report notes varying conditions across routes from Cheyenne to Evanston. Snow and ice affect hills and exposed sections while some belts show mud and rough surfaces. Backcountry and side trips report heavy and drifting snow east of Pinedale and around Casper and Douglas.
Mrs Ben Nash was operated on at the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota on Monday. A telegram received yesterday indicated she is doing nicely. There are said to be more Serbians to Pittsburgh and its vicinity than in Belgrade the capital of Serbia.
Arthur Neal of San aves and his wife travel in a self built wagon home named The Palace. The floating residence costs 4,000 and allows them to avoid rent hotel bills and railroad fares while touring the nation.
Mrs. Ida A. Graham, county clerk of Laramie County, will leave the jail quarters soon as the new city and county building progresses. The county clerk’s office currently sits in the basement of the municipal jail, unfitted for public use, with move planned once the new offices are ready and furniture arrives.
In Washington 410000 organized workers from the District of Columbus paraded down Pennsylvania Avenue to honor Samuel Gompers president of the AFL. He asserted that big business had determined to give labor no chance and would strike back to curb unions.
A speaker described growing strength in industrial power as a blow between the eyes, noting the United States Steel corporation’s stance toward steel workers as evidence of a broader determination by industry.
In Lusk residents discuss the identity of a young woman accused of vamping Mrs. B. Rodgers husband. Mrs. Rodgers of Chicago seeks contact with the girl’s relatives to appeal for help, claiming the Lusk woman worked in Rodgers' office and became entangled with him. Rodgers says the woman is elusive but denies the affair publicly.
The highway commission met yesterday and opened bids for a road project. Officials reviewed proposals from several contractors and will award funding pending final evaluations.
The state announces road construction bids across multiple sections with costs ranging from 45000 to 84000 and including bridges culverts and various highway segments in Laramie Casper Basin and Newcastle. Final bidder results will be released after bids are tabulated and analyzed as highway officials attend a state conference called by Governor Carey.
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