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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1883
Page
18
An advertisement extolls Brown's Iron Bitters as a universal tonic vital for strength and energy. It cites a wartime stomach injury and paralysis, claims two bottles restored health, and lists indigestion dyspepsia malaria weakness and nerve tone as addressed by the non-alcoholic remedy.
An extraordinary advertises an oil claimed to restore hearing as the only cure for deafness. The product is said to be derived from a waste shark species in the Yellow Sea and supposedly proven by Chinese fishermen and a Buddhist priest centuries ago. Bottles offered at $1.00 with mailed charges.
An 19th century testimonial claims a miracle cure for deafness, promising dramatic hearing restoration after sending money to Haylock & Jenney at 7 Dey Street New York. It urges payment by registered letter and notes MAWLUCK & JEN EW as sole American agents.
An essay argues that Chinese emigration could surge if famine and drought persist, risking a flood of migrants to the United States. It labels China as degenerate, warns of social decay, and contrasts liberty with despotism, urging caution against admitting Asian immigration while condemning Western racial bias.
Falk the photographer discusses electric light stage photography. He explains setup at the Madison Square theater, noting 30 lights, multiple cameras, fast exposure times, and hopes this will revolutionize theatre advertising and preserve actors in living images. The method matches standard photography aside from lighting.
Kansas lawmakers require barbed-wire fences to have at least three wires with specified ground clearances and spacing. The rule mandates a centre wire evenly placed, proper fastening, and posts every forty eight feet with slats in some areas. Additional wires apply where hogs run free.
An Augusta lawyer faced a surprising ruling when a small Georgia town court decided against him despite thorough preparation. Afterward, the judge claimed that judges know more about such cases than what is presented, leaving the attorney astonished by the decision.
Tony Hardscrabble, a crafty rural tradesman, is jailed for theft but his wife’s relentless pursuit leads to a pardon. The governor’s mercy frees him, and Tony's life transformation follows. He becomes a devoted family man, refines his home and shop, and earns respect as the town’s reformed jack-of-all-trades.
A piano tuner in Cleveland misplaces a hat during an assumed ritual of tuning. The housekeeper and mistress search frantically as the owner returns puzzled. The wife reveals a garden hat bearing the husband’s old marks, solving the mystery and restoring order.
A playful verse describes a woman famed for skilled embroidery and fancy stitching. The speaker notes how her craft, compared to a “cutchawed” set, evokes admiration yet hints at a chilling effect when she mends or patches a man’s old demeanor with care and precision.
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