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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
10
The piece argues Millerand transformed French policy by forming a continental bloc with France at the helm. It predicts his successors will maintain the Franco hegemony, then shift to practical finances, while Britain pursues debt repayment and detours from European alliances. It also notes the Vatican capitulation to cinema trends.
The piece argues against scolding those who suffer for beauty as it describes modern eyebrow plucking and notes historical practices from 1810 onward. It cites Isaac D Israeli on China Persia and Peruvians, detailing ancient nose rings and ear piercing to reflect enduring cosmetic pressures.
The piece notes propagandists claim growing war weariness at home while urging patience until Allied leadership, including Marshal Foch, asserts strength and resolve in the anti German war effort.
Chicago Tribune argues price declines across autos food and furniture reflect prudent business action and a return to normal production. It notes wages stay steady, inflation fears ease, and labor productivity rises, aiding market stabilization and continued buying.
An excerpt discusses how newspapers pick the most beautiful woman in a city or county. It notes tests of beauty such as clear skin and healthy blood flow, and mentions a health expert from New York proposing a theory. The text questions authority and measurement of beauty.
W S Ingham describes a Wyoming cliff near the Laramie River where a sedimentary rock layer preserves a detailed fossil horizon. The exposed strata show Jurassic or Cretaceous life, including corals, plants, insects, and a giant dinosaur, recording a vast prehistoric shoreline and changing climates.
An etched image in soft shale shows a belemniten like form described as a furrow made by a dinosaur tail. Rain and wind erode the scene while scholars note much more of the record likely remains buried in formation strata.
The museum guest book records out of town visitors to Cheyenne including A. Y. Hiel from Shanghai, the first Orient visitor. Visitors from Canada England France Germany and Switzerland also appear along with many US travelers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert La are spending a fortnight at Spokane, Washington.
Claude Teanor a professional cook shot and killed his wife Myril Teanor as she slept in bed with two friends and then wounded himself, dying at the state hospital. An inquest will be held tomorrow. motive unknown. Teanor had separated from his wife after disputes.
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