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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1912
Page
16
A 1919 testimonial describes skin troubles and blisters treated with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The note claims quick improvement within about a week and a half, with an endorsement by Arthur Hawnett, dated January 10, 1919. The advertisement markets Cuticura products and promises free samples and postal offers.
Governors from many states plan official delegations to a major Interurban Dry Farming Congress to be held October 10 to 26. Attendees will include state leaders, bankers, and agricultural groups with nine simultaneous sessions and two large auditoriums to accommodate 2,000 and 1,000 attendees.
Miss Nicoll hosted a seaside tea party off Long Beach with buttered toast muffins and cakes as guests lounged in five feet of water. Mrs Blane accidentally toppled her mother-in-law into the sea. rescue followed and Mr Blanc reproved her for the mishap amid a tense moment at the gathering.
An article alleges misconduct by a woolen mill head named Wood, citing abuses against immigrant workers, beatings of women, and separation of children during strikes. It questions tariff policies and flags a November election day for consumer voice.
Article proposes transforming parks into playgrounds with swings teeter boards toboggan slides and pony rides to please children. Advocates hiring bicycles and rides while offering box ball tennis croquet and athletics for older kids. Clubs would manage hours to avoid conflicts and ensure constructive use of space.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago recounted an old city episode to a reporter about a fashionable boulevard, a woman dropping her purse, and a street thief who pockets it before a passerby policeman. The tale underscores concerns over streetwise behavior in the Windy City.
A class of seventy candidates was initiated into the Woodmen of the World lodge at Fraternal hall last night. Head Clerk Benson of the Pacific jurisdiction spoke, followed by Deputy Sewark of Cheyenne. A lodge smoker concluded the session and the drill team will perform at the Douglas state fair.
A short crude ad-like note promotes D. D. D. salve for skin irritations. It claims the product soothes inflamed skin and provides relief from heat related troubles, attributing its effectiveness to “wonderful properties” with a testimonial tone. The misspelled text mentions Cheyenne Wyoming as a source or location.
George Ade warned at a Congress Hotel dinner in Chicago that trusts and labor presses crush the common people. He likened them to Willie Hick and the lamb, noting the lamb would have survived if kept in the fold, but the mother’s reply shows the risk of prey turning on themselves.
Dr Melvil Dewey recounted a seaside luncheon tale where a governor receives a puzzling drum message. The blacksmith drummer is told to desist, but the bandmaster responds with a pun suggesting more drum. The anecdote hinges on a misheard or coded command and a playful pun.
In Little Rock Arkansas on September 20 a governor in effigy was hung in protest over his act pardoning Robert Armstrong a Black man who had been convicted of a crime involving a trained worker. The incident included a placard stating Black person lover.
A New York report on September 20 hints that light opera star Fritzi Scheff may sue her husband author John Fox Jr. for divorce. Scheff declined to answer when asked in Baltimore, amid renewed chatter of marital strife.
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