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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
10
An advertisement offers a free recipe to cure weak kidneys and related pains. It claims quick relief from burning urination, backache, leg cramps, and yellow skin, urging readers to write to Dr A E Robson in Detroit for a copy. The letterpress notes doctors’ charges and promotes a harmless, home-use remedy.
The New York correspondent recalls a Hed Ink member who wed after prior failed rounds with alcohol and fate. The wedding night saw him sober briefly for budget tips, a rushed license purchase, and a blundering church ceremony as he joked with the minister claiming he came to take the groom’s role.
In a sleepy office circle Diana Farley and Robert Peasly reveal a hidden romance during a Saturday picnic. Peasly confesses his loneliness and past money trouble while Diana discovers true affection beyond flirtation, sealing their mutual resolution to marry.
The article asks if United States gold coins will circulate until their denominations are eroded and notes that abraded coins in banks or wallets are rarely redeemed at the sub treasuries. It mentions a four cent per grain deduction below a one half per cent tolerance limit and that worn coins maintain value only by general consent.
The Magyar people, distinct from other European nations except the Finns, forged a long history of warfare and cultural resilience in southeastern Europe. Their language and alliances with Turks positioned Hungary as Europe’s buffer against Islam, resisting Muslim expansion through centuries of conflict.
Advice notes avoiding price tagging for used furniture. Suggests letting dealer set value and recommends displaying photos for visiting relatives to view items.
The Globe warns that overeating fuels death more than other excesses and urges stronger public attention to dietary dangers. The piece frames eating as a leading cause of harm, urging readers to curb indulgence.
The article weighs plans to alter Carnarvon Castle including restoring the banqueting hall and rebuilding aspects of the 1894 Royal pavilion site. Antiquaries doubt major structural changes and debate whether restorations align with the fortress’s historic design, noting Edward II myths and prior unsympathetic additions.
Northfield Vermont reports two smallpox cases at Norwich University prompting a campus-wide quarantine. Cadet corps officers and faculty evacuated to tents from Montpelier arsenal as fumigation of buildings is completed. Captain Tompkins and Dr. Whitney arrive from West Point to oversee safety efforts.
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