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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
4
The piece argues for conservation as a global rule, noting coal, gas, and oil waste. It highlights Alberta's new laws and a Canadian scientist's claim that careful conservation could fuel the world for a thousand years from Alberta fields alone.
A family buys a bicycle for a daughter to promote health and virtue. She grows up at fourteen and sells the bike to buy perfume, spending the money at a drug store despite the cost. The parents reflect that the fragrance fulfills her desire to imitate older girls, questioning what value people seek in such choices.
The article argues the United States alone extends a genuine outreach to the Russian people and forecasts democracy in Russia. It states Mr. Colby wrote to the Italian ambassador with amity in mind and emphasizes Japan as a key concern after Russia, highlighting America's role in shaping future relations.
English visitor Henry W Nevison writes two columns in the Manchester Guardian praising American manners. He notes strangers stop to help him, greet him warmly, and questions why British behavior seems less courteous. He attributes good manners to democracy, climate, food, and a caring attitude, while lamenting some rude tendencies in teaching and childrearing.
The United States tops water power resources, with Sweden adopting state control. In 1919 Sweden’s power sites yielded income of 18,897,649 crowns, using 782,150 crowns, leaving a net profit above six percent. A running plant shows profits after expenses.
The article discusses diphtheria antitoxin and bac teriolysis, noting how toxins are neutralized by horse serum and how immune substances dissolve pathogens. It highlights the Widal test for typhoid, cowpox vaccination, smallpox protection, and opinions on compulsory vaccination, with emphasis on public health benefits and safety concerns.
A letter from Verling Hart replies to Paul Glines on vaccination urging public health, citing typhoid and smallpox inoculation efficacy. Hart questions Glines credentials, defends vaccines, and argues immunity evidence from armies and lab results.
The fragmented OCR sample references atmosphere and a person named Verlin orVERLIN in a speculative note. Limited readable facts prevent definitive events or actions.
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