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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1920
Page
20
Fragmented health guidance stressing vigilance against disease and the value of physical conditioning. It links wartime resilience to personal health, warning that neglectful states weaken the body and raise susceptibility to illness, while strong stamina and endurance serve as defense.
A reader asks for help with persistent dandruff and dry hair and requests the article Care of the Hair and Scalp. The reply offers to mail the article after obtaining the name and address. It also notes a new English Medical Research Committee publication on vitamins, Special Report No. 38, available from His Majesty's Stationery Office and via book dealers.
Reader asks how to stop blushing when spoken to, suggesting self consciousness. Advice: see a doctor to rule out illness, then spend time outdoors and join a YMCA gym class for social confidence.
Public notice outlines rules for political advertising in the county. Jones as Chairman and the Clay County Republican Committee respond to notices and protect leaders from attacks. Hon. A. C. Campbell departed for Salt Lake on professional business today.
A Red Desert report says the Buf fio Basin Oil company camp was destroyed by an early morning fire. Camp workers woke to smoke and escaped. two automobiles and some personal belongings of employees were saved.
Basin Wyoming reports one of the largest seed crops this year with excellent yields of sweet clover and alfalfa and no expansion in planting area.
In Washington the American section of the World Prohibition association adopted a resolution calling for laws to cancel citizenship of Americans who travel abroad to run businesses in contravention of U S policy. The resolution accompanied the International Anti Alcoholism Congress gathering.
Judge William C. Meritzer has not yet rendered a decision in the Broderick Gagnes cane case. The trial occurred in the district court Friday afternoon as proceedings wrapped up.
An inland passenger airplane crashed on the outskirts of London this afternoon. The pilot and four passengers were killed and other passengers critically injured.
Paul H. Moore secured four building permits at the corner of Nineteenth and Evans Streets. Arch ie Allison and Robert Collins began work on four new houses in Pershing Heights. Three will be stucco finished, one six rooms with garage and sleeping porch. Prices: three at 6000 dollars, one at 7000 dollars, total 25000 dollars. Houses feature hardwood oak floors beamed ceilings laundries full basements furnaces. Moore notes demand for houses is greater than ever.
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