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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1912
Page
8
A two and a half year old sufferer’s skin eruptions began in infancy and spread to the head ears shoulders and body. After failed remedies a regimen of Cuticura Soap and Ointment with tight hood led to complete healing, per Mrs. E. F. Sulzberger in 1911.
Community entries include repair shop ad at 1709 Carey Ave Berry, a militia unit commander change for Lieutenant Colonel Lucien G. Berry, various subcontractor notices from Stewart So to Colt & Sons and others, Elk Lodge band engagement for the state convention September 25 26 at Rock Springs, a sale of 19 cracked eggs at Cheyenne Creamery, and a 10 visits note for Leader Editor Joseph P.D.
An advertisement portrays Madame Winterroth as a gifted clairvoyant and palmist with powers dating from birth. It promises to reunite lovers, restore lost love, secure swift marriages, and guide health and wealth. Parlor address given as 812 W 17th Street in the K of P block.
Prominent Des Moines figure McGarraugh plans winter in California after visiting Cheyenne and other stops. Wheat harvest yields heavy on local ranches. Henry Sweet vies for mayor on Independent ticket. Congregational services resume with music and sermon. Peter Danijal son farms a rich wheat tract near Hebert. itinerant orchestra entertains streets with foreign members. Recruits pass through on trains en route to Fort Stevens. Seattle traveler praises Cheyenne roads and city. New editor taps Herb Schneider for Wyoming Labor Journal. Literary club avoids politics, focuses on literature. Marriage of J H Nelson and Gertrude Mitts in Cheyenne. Army private arrested for concealed weapons. opium raid nets Moran and Stanley. Industrial Club seeks Wyoming agriculture info. Racing cars attract street attention ahead of State Leader event. Union Depot ticket to Hongkong goes long distance. Robison serves hot milk chocolate and butter wafers daily.
An advertisement hails Pape's Diapepsin as the world's best selling stomach remedy. It claims rapid relief for indigestion gas heartburn sourness and undigested food in five minutes. A fifty cent case is offered with a money back guarantee and emphasis on harmlessness and home use.
Cure claims for Instant relief from colds and nasal catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. It states the remedy clears nose and throat, restores taste and smell, strengthens tissues, and prevents chronicity. Mothers urged to give it to children for colds and croup. Also notes Taylor released for vagrancy in Salt Lake with no murder connection.
County commissioners plan upgrading the old Cheyenne to Gradley route as a main highway. The route will run from Cheyenne over the viaduct Eddy street bridge Chalk Bluffs to the county line and into Weld County toward Greeley. A flour mill for Cheyenne is discussed but not currently feasible. E H Weckbaugh offers mill experience and openness to future talks.
A testimonial from Mia Mort Stephenson of Lebanon Indiana claims Saxo Salve cured eczema on a baby after other treatments failed. The letter, signed by A B Roedel a Cheyenne druggist, offers money back if the product does not help and mentions associated beauty services by Clara A Ligier and The Shorman Company.
In a 1912 notice from Chicago headquarters Corporal George R. Beers Company I Signal Corps is to report to Fort Bliss Texas on arrival for duty after being on pass in Denver. It instructs discharged men choosing transport and subsistence in kind instead of 2 cents per mile travel pay to report first to the post quartermaster then to the post commissary for subsistence commutation.
Shuk Furs Co promotes Pure garments at the James Sisters shop with a smartling display. Come and see the made over garments, a specialty featured in the showcase.
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