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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1920
Page
23
Fragmented text appears to be OCR noise from Cheyenne State Leader with garbled references to a notice or reprint. It mentions publication rights and special images, with unclear dates or names. The readable portion offers no actionable event details.
A crone of the era laments modern women for clubbing, polling, and lively theaters while praising the steadier virtues of wives and mothers. The piece contrasts old fashion with jazz age styles, noting most women remain sensible, homebound, and loyal to family.
A humorous column urges not to take politicians too seriously as Americans enjoy puns and the You Tell Em game. It cites public teasing, newspaper contests, and Mrs Addison’s quips to argue humor keeps the nation engaged amid rising issues and campaigns.
The National Association of Umbrella Manufacturers plans a campaign in the third week of October to cover every head in the nation with cambric or silk canopies. Since 1896 umbrella sales rose only a third amid rising prices, blamed on increased car use reducing foot traffic. The New York convention noted most of 150 delegates arrived in rain without umbrellas, reflecting a dry country and waning demand.
Opinion piece argues the Jones bill will not create a profitable American merchant marine. Critics say it treats transport as warfare, neglects profitability for owners and patrons, and shifts costs to taxpayers. The column notes broad calls for revision and mocks presidential overreach.
A reader accuses the condo owner of making a single deposit while others stand by. The letter mentions the depositor has five or six other books and questions whether further deposits will be made for them as others wait.
A Washington report traces immigration in the United States from 1820 to 1920, noting 34 million immigrants over the century and a 97 million population gain. It details yearly shares, country origins, and shifts during and after the war, with figures by decade and by nation.
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