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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
12
A periodical rater piece argues against machine control in government. It urges voters to defeat machine candidates on November 8 1910 and supports progressive reforms, citing Ballinger La Follette and the need to purge machine influence in public service.
A letter denounces breaking quorum to block votes as illegitimate and chicanery. It attacks Governor Sutherland and Joe McCall for fanning temporary triumphs while Ballinger Pinchot inquiry looms.
The Investigating committee’s majority view reflects the secretary of the Interior, with absentees aiming to avoid official record. Sutherland and McCall are accused of breaking quorum to block a report critical of Ballinger, an act described as trickery and contemptible.
The Nonpareil notes health fads shift from limiting water to praising it. It cites medical opinion and a New York study showing three quarts daily with meals boosts weight by two pounds, suggesting doubt over past claims of limited nutritive value.
The survey shows two thirds earn at most $12 weekly, with only one fifth earning more. Miss Byington analyzes budgets of Homestead families. 32 earned under $12 weekly with average expenditures of $9.18 weekly. For those at $12 to $15, 18 families spent $13.32 weekly, about $700 yearly, paying about $10 monthly rent and limited amenities.
Fred Clarke once led the Pittsburg Pirates to a pennant and a world title but now faces sharp criticism from local fans in smoky Pittsburgh. The famed outfielder and manager has quit active play for the rest of the season, shielding himself from taunts that followed a disappointing year.
The passage details how 18 families allocated tiny weekly sums across essentials and luxuries. Clothing costs average 81.64 dollars yearly, burial insurance costs 50 cents weekly, and most discretionary spending is minimal. Food, medical, furnishings, and transportation left only a few cents to cover recreation and education, highlighting severe financial strain.
A Pall Mall Magazine poem longs for freedom from city life. The speaker seeks wandering joy, mountain inns, sea adventures, and youthful revels, craving nature, travel, and the thrill of risk more than comfort. The verse imagines riding, rowing, and youthful love across landscapes.
Alphonso ponders Arabella's exact activity at this moment as they recall last May. The fragment hints at a worry about Arabella and Alphonso’s situation.
A commercial traveler questions a spiritualist about his wife Arabella. The medium describes her in tears and tenderness toward a visitor, provoking the jealous husband to accuse her and vow to exact retribution. The scene ends as the medium warns he has gone far enough.
A declaration states intent to seek the secretary of state post subject to Democratic state convention approval. The note mentions a remedy product and a local pharmacy question about a permit, reflecting a mixed ad-like fragment from a newspaper page.
Dr Holovichiner addressed the Omaha Board of Education proposing examination of mental suggestion as used by Harvard scholars James and Sidis. He urged the city superintendent to consider training teachers in these methods and report back after study.
Five Burlington freight cars, toppled by a wind storm, crashed into a passing train at Rosalie Nebraska, destroying three passenger coaches. Fire broke out on the coaches but no one was injured. The cars were on a siding and derailed after the gust from behind sent them rolling onto the main line.
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