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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
2
Dr. Dawson argues that many inmates labeled insane are healthy but suffer from diseased body openings. He asserts cure rates could reach seventy five percent if bothersome orifices are identified and treated, returning patients to sanity and home life.
The text urges sharing God’s love with everyone and teaching children to do right. It asserts that delighting in the Lord leads to fulfillment, while warning that God opposes the wicked regardless of outward safety.
Railroad news notes Western Maryland reaching a Pittsburgh to Coast connection. Canadian carriers face government scrutiny over freight rates deemed discriminatory. Chicago Railways estimates track and street work at 100000 dollars per mile with extensions and reconstructions totaling about 41.75 million and 3 million respectively. A new St Paul union station is planned. Nine transport systems, after negotiations in Chicago, approve a new plan. Burlington examiners will oversee train rules after Western Springs wreck. A new 60 hour Chicago to San Francisco train starts, beating prior transcontinental times. double tracking continues and benefits business overall.
An old advertisement touts D. D. D Prescription for summer skin troubles including itch, rash, poison ivy and hives. It promises immediate relief and total protection with a trial bottle, urging customers to visit Roedtel Druggist in Cheyenne, Wyoming for purchase.
The plan proposes a new line from Hampton Virginia to Yorktown area crossing the river and running toward Chesapeake Bay near Fredericksburg. The project targets faster travel between Baltimore and Norfolk and promises quick freight service for Maryland and Virginia agriculture. Estimated cost is four million dollars.
In Richmond Indiana on September 28 William B Johnson aged 30 and Mrs Roy C Wyman age 31 drank poison in the presence of Mrs Johnson and Mrs Wyman's husband. Johnson intended to end his life and summoned Mrs Johnson who arrived to find her husband and Mrs Wyman also drinking poison and dying before aid could be gained. Johnson left three children and Mrs Wyman one.
Quote from senator da Fellette condemns Warren for backing New England oligarchy to protect the machine. He frames the old guard as prioritizing stability to prevent injury or destruction of Senate processes.
A fragment presents a questioning line where a woman asks care from a man who is not her spouse. The dialogue centers on a watchman of her house, suggesting a domestic or literary scene.
An advertisement for Mme Heck promotes personal magnetism as a key to wealth and influence. It promises lucid readings, success in business and courtship, and the ability to control others, with hours posted and a money requirement of one dollar for reading.
A hard worker remarks on a son who once studied languages in Paris. The speaker notes the son spent his entire time in the Latin Quarter during his visit, reflecting on his linguistic pursuits and past reputation.
TOKIO September 29 reports say hundreds of lives lost and tens of thousands homeless as a Japan typhoon wrecks towns from Gifu to Nagoya. In Gifu 262 were killed and 283 injured. Nagoya suffered all houses damaged. Osaka reported 20 000 houses ruined and ships sunk.
The text describes ruined piers, a collapsed shrine, and crop failures, then shifts to Warren's senatorial career. It hints at Aldrich’s loyalty and political contests, mentioning general parties and interests without coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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