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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
22
An advertisement offers a free recipe claimed to heal weak kidneys and related pains. It promises a quick recovery and urges readers to write to Dr. A. E. Robson in Detroit for a copy, asserting the remedies are harmless and effective.
The Cincinnati Times Star reports a Hed Ink member known for poetry marries after a stretch of sobriety and financial hardship. He borrows four dollars to buy a license and wed in a church aisle while intoxicated, joking with the minister that he is there to take his bride as the original taking kid.
A office worker Robert Peasly earns a change of life when Diana Farley invites him on a picnic. He confesses he has loved her and fears losing the office world, while Diana realizes a new romance may begin as they share a moonlit confession and plan to catch a ride home.
A New York Times letter argues worn gold coins out west are not redeemed at face value, as half a percent tolerance allows four cents per grain deduction, and asks if gold denominations will be forced from circulation until their values erode.
The article traces Hungarian origins and traits, noting Magyar unity amid centuries of warfare. It describes their Ural ancestry, wars with various foes, linguistic ties to Turkish groups, and their role as a frontier state between Christian Europe and Islam in resisting Islamic expansion.
The text advises not to set a price when selling to a second hand dealer, as the dealer will determine it. It also suggests arranging photography for visiting relatives to view furniture during an evening.
A short editorial warns that overeating fuels more ruin than other dissipations and likely harms more people, urging restraint and self control.
The article surveys plans for Carnarvon Castle’s future with mixed views on restorations and alterations. It notes local schemes to repurpose the old banqueting hall, doubts about funding and feasibility, and insistence on preserving the fortress’s historic character amid calls for structural updates.
At Norwich University Northfield Vermont two smallpox cases appeared prompting a campus wide quarantine. Cadet corps and faculty left quarters for fumigation after tents were set up from Montpelier. Captain Tompkins and Dr Whitney arrived from West Point to enforce measures and keep exposed individuals quarantined.
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