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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1920

Page

8

Mother Responsible in Measure for All Her Children

Washington report outlines that a mother must safeguard every child’s care from pregnancy through infancy. Emphasizes community action, prenatal and confinement care, clean milk supply, and sanitary living conditions to reduce infant death. References New Zealand’s success through nurse visits and maternity laws.

U. S. Children's Bureau Washington D. C New Zealand Society For the Health of Women and Children

New York Police Buy Thompson Submachine Gun

New York police are shown a seven pound sub machine gun capable of 1300 shots per minute shaped as a pistol. Designed by General John T. Thompson, once head of the army's Small Arms Division, the gun is demonstrated by Sergeant Thomas M. Shaw. A separate notice reports a divorce petition filed by Marietta Crowe against Pat Crowe, alleging a tumultuous marriage and prior prison terms.

New York John T. Thompson Army Thomas M. Shaw Marietta Ientiary Tha Pat Crowe Mrs. Crowe Son Fiata China

Notice on Political Advertising Signatures and Committees

This notice explains that political advertising must be signed by a person rather than a mere committee designation to protect papers and leaders from attacks. It notes postal regulations require distinguishing language between news and notices.

John Jones Clay County Republican Committee Wyoming State Tribune Cheyenne

Army recruiter Bentley honored as busiest in war effort

Sergeant W. M. Bentley of Hickman Kentucky is praised by the war department as their busiest recruiter. In seven months he walked 1400 miles through mountains seeking recruits signing up 967 applicants and wearing out 16 pairs of shoes. Previously a law student at the University of Chicago.

Uncle Sams Hickman W. M. Bentley War Department University of Chicago

Handwriting Tips Warn of Digestive Effects and Mood

Paris bulletin reports Dr Dupardhey Jaenniez on handwriting influence. Poor script can signal indigestion or upset stomach while overly long lines suggest stress and irritability. The handwriting expert warns that large letters reflect soft feelings and sensitivity.

Paris France Folka Dupardhey Jaenniez Lastarice

Fragmentary Note With Odd Warnings

A garbled message warns about avoiding control and hides a misspoken caution. The text suggests consequences of loss or harm and ends with a reminder that a pen will reveal truth. It reads as an unstable, cryptic snippet lacking clear context or identifiable subjects.

Nanshang Floods Strike Nanchang Area in China Widespread Devastation

Floods described as the worst in twenty years near Nanchang, Kiangal Province, submerged streets and left about 100 people dead or missing. Regions north of Nanchang along the Kan River to Poyang Lake were hardest hit as waters subsided slowly.

Nanshang Nanchang Kiangal China Kan River Poyang Lake

Misprint Offer From Leader Tribune Subscription

A fragmented ad promises delivery of the Leader or Tribune for a missed issue at no charge, noting delivery at the publisher's expense. The line hints at a free replacement or back-issue service.

Tribune

Cheyenne Realty Ad Promises Quick City Growth

An old Cheyenne real estate ad urges buyers to invest in Pershing Heights as the city expands northward. It claims population growth from 1925 to 1980 and promises doubling money, with lots available at $5 a month through Paul H. Moore Realty at 1614 Capitol Avenue.

Cheyenne Torahing Heights Choles Pershing Heights Paul H. Moore

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IBLIC United States Julia Lathrop Duparchey Dupardey Bethlehem Steel D. S. Dickert Wyo Carey Ave the Plains Hotel H. P. Hynds FORD Detroit Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Saga Thompson Motor Company 17Th Street Cheyenne, Wyo Branch Pine Bluffs Motor Co Pine Bluffs, Wyo Carey Avenue The American National Bank Cheyenne, Wyoming
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