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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
4
The text argues for voting against machine candidates on November 8 as Wyoming insurgents claim the people should rule. It notes Sheridan as a focal point and predicts a decisive defeat for machine backed nominees, with references to statewide political upheaval and a festive civic mood amid primary coverage.
The piece notes a growing wave of political reform as states challenge machine politics. It highlights Wyoming dry farmers attending a Spokane Dry Farming congress October 3-6 where Congressman Mondell will discuss national legislation affecting dry farmers. It also mentions the postwar north south veteran unity easing Civil War tensions.
The Journal of Physiological Therapeutics notes worry can kill by injuring brain cells, with the brain as the body's nutritive center. Persistent, repetitive disquieting thoughts gradually wear down neural vitality, likened to a constant hammering effect on the brain.
The Omaha World Herald notes reforms like income and inheritance taxes gain acceptance and suggests a matrimonial tax as a practical, easier to collect extension. It cites a marital scheme where an actress allegedly coerced a rich suitor to deed possessions before marriage as an example.
The Kansas City Times notes a shift as younger voters dominate campaign crowds in Kansas. Old party cries have lost force while progressives adapt language to appeal to youth and demand reasons for choices. The piece suggests a pivotal moment for both young voters and party strategies.
A Wichita Beacon summary critiques the Bureau of the Census finding average minister salaries around 663 dollars yearly. It argues many pastors in large cities earn high wages while the majority earn far less, and urges preachers to deliver stronger sermons to remind congregations God does not expect paid preaching.
A verse by Luranea W Sheldon from New York laments restrictive fashion the hobble gown and modern dresses. The speaker longs for hoopskirts and Grecian bends yet rejects tight fittings and puckered hems while praising freedom of movement and vintage style.
A reporter recalls Father Dacey who once greeted penitents with warmth amid a crowded church scene. The piece notes his engaging demeanor during confessions and the steady flow of worshipers seeking counsel.
A clipped line from a hearing record shows a reporter identifying as from the Journal and being interrupted by a cleric. The fragment hints at the phrase Mother Ducey and refers to a success magazine in the quoted material.
Representatives of miners ratified the agreement with operators at a meeting and plan to resume work next Tuesday in the southwestern field. The brief dispatch notes labor harmony following negotiations and indicates a return to production.
The PO continued from Pek teens morning to night with a parade that drew over 1,000 Hallans and Americans, ending in a ball.
Joseph G. Frost grandson of Brigadier General Frost and nephew of three St Louis women who married into English nobility eloped to Clayton yesterday and wed Mrs Hattie Geres a widow two years his senior to win a one dollar wager. Roland Van Mofer brother of the bride was the loser and doubts a first marriage.
A formal statement declares 4 desire to announce candidacy for the office of Secretary of State, subject to the will of the Democratic state convention, attributed to Harry B. Gats.
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