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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1912
Page
10
Rexall Dental Company touts an Alveolar method that removes the need for bridge work and full plates. The ad claims painless, durable teeth, no gum damage, and lasting comfort, urging readers to request a free book on Alveolar Dentistry.
The autos polo match at Pioneer Park yielded high speed drama as Walter Sterling’s Number thirteen car defeated Jack Johnson’s Number twenty-three 4 to 2 after an hour and a half of near misses and crashes. No major injuries occurred though spills and wheel lockups kept the action fierce. A second game to feature Cheyenne Indians and the Post All Stars was set for later, promising another top show and a potential season highlight for local fans.
The Sherman Company offers delicious hot milk chocolate wafers daily from 3 to 11 p m at the Robison venue. This state leader in needful want ads promotes its wares with a tempting snack option.
Police pursue William Brandt a Bohemian ex Union Pacific worker after he tried to pry into the Michelob bar windows about 4 am. Brandt was spotted by Special Officer Tom Holland, fled during transport, and remains at large after escaping again. Authorities suspect he hid in local shops prior to the escape. Brandt had reportedly worked at Union Pacific for about a year and earned good pay.
The Cheyenne Business College begins its fall term with near full seating and a growing mix of local and out of town students. New facilities and improved equipment are promised, including replacement typewriters and added machines. Penmanship instruction is offered in morning and evening sessions led by Lukie Vonnie Gallop. Old Kentucky Colonel Richelieu Ber.
A physician recalls treating a feeble patient in Millersville Pennsylvania in 1860. He trusted a bowel remedy later identified as Peruna which unexpectedly improved kidney symptoms after misdiagnosis. The doctor explains catarrh as a common thread and promotes Peruna or KA TAR NO as a general catarrh remedy with a Columbus Ohio manufacturer offering a free booklet.
Acting Mayor Nimmo appoints delegates to represent Cheyenne at the International Congress of Hygiene meeting in Washington on September 22. Dr. J. H. Conway Dr. J. D. Shingle and Mrs. Paul Brewster will attend, marking the first U S meeting of the congress with global sanitary experts.
A patient seeks an audience with the dentist but the servant replies with irony about tomorrow’s possible toothache. The fragment shows social dialogue and humor with a Victorian tone.
The piece cites Dr Abernethy of London asserting the stomach as the vital center of the body and links stomach disorders to many diseases. It extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a curative for weak stomachs, sharing Mrs. G. M. Murken’s testimony of relief from indigestion heartburn and liver issues after using the medicine.
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