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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
10
The piece laments half a century of waste in coal gas and oil, urging conservation and noting Canada’s Alberta province seeking laws to curb wasteful extraction. A Canadian scientist says careful conservation could fuel a thousand years from Alberta fields alone.
Smith and his wife buy a bicycle in hope of health and discipline for their daughter. She keeps it until fourteen, then sells it for ten dollars to buy perfume. The quick spending of the money reveals a parent child value clash and the perils of vanity.
The piece argues America leads in aiding a Russia in distress and promises not to allow Slavs to suffer. It notes true democracy will prevail and envisions Russia’s friendship spreading globally. It highlights Japan as a key stake alongside Russia and Poland.
Henry W. Nevison, visiting the United States, reports on American manners. He notes a surprising courtesy and willingness to help strangers, contrasting with his homeland. He ponders whether Puritan tradition or democracy underpins this politeness and questions whether the lesson begins at home.
The article contrasts the United States relying on private capital to develop water power with Sweden operating state power sites. It cites 1919 Swedish revenue of 18,897,649 crowns and a net profit of over 6,000,000 crowns after expenses, noting the plant currently in operation yields profit.
A historical medical column discusses diphtheria antitoxin, bacteriolysine, and precipitins, detailing how horse serum antitoxin saves children, and how smallpox vaccination reduced misery. It notes Widal tests for typhoid, cowpox origins, and argues vaccination has checked smallpox despite occasional risks, urging scrutiny of sources rather than blanket claims.
A 1920 letter from Verling K. Hart replies to Paul Glines about vaccination, defending typhoid and smallpox inoculation. Hart questions Glines medical background, cites immunity proofs, and emphasizes vaccines’ role in ending epidemics.
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