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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
6
Washington September 9 A mother giving her baby a healthy two year start is invaluable. The article emphasizes breast milk as the ideal first year food and warns against impure or improperly prepared bottle feeding. It covers feeding intervals, milk quality, and sanitation for infant health.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ina Brennan were held yesterday in the parlors of Early Bricker Brothers with Rev Bruce Jackson officiating. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery. An odd closing line notes sixteen different operations by a press in printing the ordinary express waybill.
Actress Dorothy Dalton praises Derwillo as a simple toilet preparation that gives a rosy white complexion and smooth skin with one application. She claims it is harmless and easy to use, urging readers to buy at any toilet counter and try it today.
The Eaton factory of the Great Western Sugar Company seeks many workers starting about Sept 25 for four months. Eight hour shifts with wages around 50 cents per hour. Dormitory housing for 110 men available with board and room at dormitory for 10.60 per week. Labor agent T J Crane will arrange accommodations and details at 308% West Street Calo.
Newfoundland may develop pulp and paper plants as colonial legislature grants two mills to foreign groups. A British mill is planned at Bonne Bay and a Norwegian mill at Bonavista Bay, with rich spruce forests and rivers for power and logs. Existing mills include Grand Falls run by Anglo Newfoundland Development. others may follow as world demand rises and Reid Newfoundland timber holdings near future pulp operations.
A fragmented note discusses Grand Falls mill in Newfoundland and claims paper could be produced cheaper there than in the United States. It references a 19th century American commission in Washington and notes a potential rail link from the lake’s upper end.
Transcontinental wireless communication is now in operation with stations at San Diego and Washington handling Navy department business day and night. Commander Charles R. Clark reports the system reduces telegraph tolls and expands Pacific Coast and Trans-Pacific links, with improvements due before year’s end, including a new Trans-Pacific circuit to Manila.
The text notes that men who smoke stain the film coat on teeth and will see a quick change. It adds that millions have that film coat with a lesser stain.
Health authorities endorse a new dentifrice called Pepsodent to remove a sticky film that coats teeth and causes tartar and decay. The ad claims two factors attack the film, polish teeth, reduce coating, and whiten enamel in about ten days with daily brushing.
A distant control relay between Handyn and Manila strengthens the Godm station chain. Upgrades at Guam and Manila aim to improve communications between San Francisco and Manila before year end.
Mason Mitchell, former American consul at Apia, reports the May start of a mandatory over German Samoa ended the 1899 Berlin Treaty triple protectorate. He notes a 22 1 4 percent American and 15 percent English import duty, with little drop in US imports. Mitchell seeks restoration of equal trade rights, but talks lag. He also mentions his new appointment as consul-general at Queenstown, Ireland. The piece closes by noting the gold baton given to Marshal Foch by the Knights of Columbus after 11 months of work.
The Prince of Wales visited Hawaii in August to September without official reception. He arrived aboard the Renown, the largest ship ever to dock at Honolulu, and went ashore as a private citizen escorted by navy tugs and diving youths. He departed for Australia via Acapulco and the Panama Canal.
The second class 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 the Tokyo correspondent of the Ninny Ja newspaper of Honolulu. A British forestry school tests square trunk trees. An Atlantic City boardwalk resort is shaped like a 100 foot elephant.
Certification reveals Morgan filing for Congress with Labor Party designation and 22nd district slate joining Socialist ticket. Names listed include Giroux Freshner Cahlero and Hastings among electors, with two party fielded slates in the Wyoming race. Separate Vienna province plan granted after committee decision. Historical note cites 457 earthquakes in the Panama Canal Zone from 1906 to 1920.
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