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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
12
Washington article explains breastfeeding protects infants in their first year, reducing infant death from diet related diseases. It covers regular feeding, proper bottle use, and when to seek medical advice, urging care, nutrition and sanitation to support nursing mothers. It is the second of four installments.
Funeral services for Mrs Ina Brennan were held in the parlors of Early Bricker brothers Wednesday afternoon with Rev Bruce Jackson officiating. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery. The second item notes that sixteen different operations are performed by one press in printing the ordinary express waybill.
Actress Dorothy Dalton promotes Derwillo as a simple toliet preparation that delivers a rosy white complexion and smoother skin. She claims one application gives instant beauty and urges readers to buy at local toilet counters to see surprising results.
The Eaton factory of the Great Western Sugar Company seeks many workers around Sept 25 for about four months. Eight hour shifts with wages from 50 cents to per hour by position. Dormitory housing for 110 men and board plus room at dormitory for 10.60 weekly. T. J. Crane, labor agent, will assist with lodging and employment information at 308 West Street.
The colonial legislature authorizes two pulp paper mills with foreign ownership. A British mill to be built near Bonne Bay and a Norwegian plant at Bonavista Bay will use spruce and fir timber and water power from local rivers. Existing mills at Grand Falls serve Allied markets while new negotiations target south coast spruce and Reid Newfoundland timber for future pulp making. A St Georges project plans birch pulp for boxes and barrels, backed by a composed company.
Fragmentary notes describe a large inland water body in the colony with direct rail access from its upper end to a distant town. A manager told a Washington commission that Newfoundland paper could be produced about seven dollars a ton cheaper than in the United States, suggesting a growing margin for local producers.
Transcontinental wireless communication is in operation with stations at San Diego and Washington handling Navy department business day and night. Commander Charles R. Clark says the system, now in effect, reduces reliance on telegraph lines and tolls. Further Pacific Coast radio development and Trans-Pacific reach are slated to improve by year end as new installations come online.
The text notes that men who smoke develop a film-coat on teeth and will see a rapid change. It also observes that millions of teeth share this film-coat with lighter staining.
The piece promotes a ten day trial of a dentifrice named Pepsodent to remove the film coating on teeth. It explains how film fosters tartar and decay, outlines ingredients like pepsin and starch digesting salts, and claims rapid visible results with daily use.
A new relay link between Handyn and Ma n Be Theresa power facilities at Guam and Manila will improve communications between San Francisco and Manila. The work, including control station enhancements and equipment upgrades, aims to raise efficiency before year’s end.
Mason Mitchell, former American consul at Apia, said the May imposition of a New Zealand led mandate over German Samoa abrogated the 1899 Berlin Treaty creating a triple protectorate for the Samoa islands. A 22 to 44 percent American tariff and 15 percent on English imports followed, with no drop in U.S. imports. Mitchell seeks restoration of equal trade privileges though talks proceed. He also notes his appointment as consul-general at Queenstown, Ireland, and mentions the 11 months required to complete the gold baton gift to Marshal Foch.
The Prince of Wales visited Hawaii in a low key tour from August 56 to September 1 aboard the battleship Renown. He sailed via Acapulco to Australia, arriving ashore as a private citizen with no formal reception, while Honolulu divers and naval craft escorted the ship into port, marking Renown as the harbor’s largest docked vessel.
Japanese gun boat Akitsushu and destroyers Sakura and Kaba are stationed at Amoy and Swatow to protect Japanese lives and property, per a navy department statement cabled by a Tokio newspaper correspondent. Also notes British forestry testing square trunk trees and an Atlantic City boardwalk resort shaped like a 100 foot elephant.
Certification of candidacy for James Morgan as treasurer of Mine Workers of America District 22 is filed for labor party congressional race. Socialist and other parties also named, with four parties contesting Wyoming in November. Separate Austrian province status for Vienna approved by committee. boundaries to be decided by the upper house. From 1906 to 1920 the canal zone recorded 457 earthquakes.
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