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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1882

Page

13

Min or Mention From the Daily Leader June 2y

A collage of brief notices cites social events and local scenes. Items include a Presbyte rian prayer meeting at D. D. Dare’s tonight, emigration trends reaching the northwest, cattle sales by Loomis Andrews Trimble to Swan Bros. and by R. S. Long to Sturgis Lane, and parish amusements like Robinson's circus planned for July 3.

Daily Leader Billy Mice Jimmy Billy Presbyterian Church D. D. Dare North West Hickey Danver Hoyt Ogden The Laramie Sentinel Fort Collins Express Loomis, Andrews & Trimble North Platte Swan Bros Cheyenne Sami Posen Long Texas Sturgis & Lane Belle Fourche Durants Laramie City Robinson’s Circus Chicago Seaboard New York Jersey City Boston Baltimore A. L. Sutherland Ames Monument Rutledge W. C. Irvine Seventeenth Street F. I. Warren John Cully Guv. Hoyt Territorial Keefe Hall Apollo Club Lodge Pole

County Location Notices Filed for Lode Claims

Yesterday in the county clerk office G W Via and George B McClellan filed Mammoth lode claim and Via filed Little Orphant lode. Martin Igoe and others filed Loulie Igoe lode while Whitman Tennant and Martin Igoe filed Belmont lode.

G. W. Via George B. McClellan Mammoth’? Lode Lode Martin Igoe Loulie Igoe Whitman, Tennant Belmont

A Philosopher’s Guide to Boys Becoming Men

A moral outline urges boys to be true and genuine above all, to be pure in thought and deed, unselfish, polite, just, generous, reverent, self-reliant, and industrious. It argues that honest work and character matter more than wealth or culture, shaping manhood from youth.

Bone

Sea Wonder Monster Plant Grows in North Pacific

A report describes a huge sea plant from the Melanosperms called Macrocistis Pyrifera. Some specimens reportedly cover three square miles on the sea bed with stems eight feet thick.

North Pacific Ocean California

At-Home First Aid for Poisoning Suggested Remedy

An 19th century home remedy advises swallowing a heaping teaspoon of common salt and ground mustard stirred in a cup of water to induce vomiting in poisoning cases. If remaining poison lingers, whites of egg or strong coffee are recommended to neutralize toxins after the stomach settles.

Dry poultry houses and vermin control lessons

The author advises moisture control for poultry houses to deter vermin. Build two houses on contrasting sites, one dry and sunny and one damp and poorly ventilated, letting hens choose. Emphasizes a water tight, dry, well ventilated setup with sunlight to prevent infestations.

Hawaiians adore flowers and market leis on street scenes

The article describes Hawaiian flower girls decked with leis and maile streamers selling blooms in Honolulu. It notes their lively market antics, Count Rochefort’s wreaths, and a stray tip comparing singing to temperance against alcohol. It then shifts to poultry insights and a medical note praising singing for health.

Honolulu Count Rochefort

Winter wheat protection by oats in experimental sowing

An experiment reports sowing oats with wheat to form a winter cover. One part oats mixed with seeds were sown first, oats grew and survived frost, top the ground, and prevent snow and sun thawing. In spring dead oats made a good top dressing and the following wheat crop was excellent, unlike nearby wheat planted normally.

Glass floor mirrors framed by flowers and palm trees

A decorative novelty lays flat plate glass on floors bordered by flowers to form a silver lake. Palm trees in large boxes rise through halls with birds and beetles hanging on wires, and glass beads suspended from the ceiling create a dreamlike fairyland effect.

The Nude in Art Sparks Christian Debate at Work

The Rev Dr Crosby denounces nude art in Christian at Work, arguing God forbids nudity and that art promotes vice. He cites Leda and the Swan and Venus and Adonis, warns French schools influence American Christians, and laments moms taking daughters to indecent theatres.

Crosby Church of Christ

Educating Onur Girls With Home Training Principles

Anna Dickinson Grace Greenwood and others urge female education focus on self reliance thrift and practical skills. Teach girls to cook sew manage finances wear modest clothes keep house and resist temptations while pursuing a solid common school education.

Anna Dickinson Grace Greenwood

Poultry Habits for Better Hen Training

Practical house and feeding routines to train hens. Keep them indoors at night to prevent roosting outside. Call flock at sunrise and provide a regular full feed. Avoid scattering scraps, burn eggshells, and protect nesting hens with light covers. Use steady, reasonable measures to correct bad habits and adapt to surroundings.

Scientific Oddities and Anecdotes From Dr. Jamison

A musket ball through glass makes a hole the size of the ball even with a thread suspending the pane. Cork sinks two hundred feet yet does not rise due to water pressure. In the Arctic the cold allows conversations over a mile apart. Dr Jamison claims to hear every word of a sermon from two miles away.

Arctic Jamison

Courtesy at Home and Longest Day Observations

A moral on politeness begins at home urging boys and girls to cultivate courtesy in sitting room kitchen and parlor. Includes notes on daylight hours at Hamburg Stockholm St Petersburg Finland Wonderbus Spitzbergen and a recipe for frosted fruit and a brief humorous exchange about camp meeting Christians.

Motlier Hamburg Germany Stockholm St. Petersburg Finland Wonderbus Norway Spitzbergen

Louisiana State Lottery Draws Fortunes in New Orleans

The Louisiana State Lottery Compy, established 1863, seeks entries for its Seventh Grand Distribution Class Gi drawing on July 11, 1882 in New Orleans. Capital prize $75,000 with numerous $6,000, $2,000, $1,000, and smaller prizes. 146th monthly drawing under Gen G T Beauregard and Gen Jubal Early. Tickets $5. orders to A M Dauphin or MA Dauphin. detailed prize list and methods for purchases provided.

New Orleans G. T. Beauregard Louisiana

Fortune's Favorites Lottery Draw Listing

A partial list of payments and participant addresses for a state lottery year ending May 1. Names include Alex B. McCrosky Somerville and Solomon Apfel with various sums from 500 to 850,000, plus numerous addresses across New York Boston Philadelphia Louisville and other cities. Drawing noted for June 4 and July 2.

Louisting State Lottery Company Alex. B. McCrosky Somerville Venn John Hille New York W.G. Pendleton Bradley St New London Condeee J Matthews West Chestnut St Louisvll Brennecke Éthand Kentucky Sts Quincy Sharp Boston Mass Eaatstegesatte Philadel Peery T J. A. Berlin Iksville Jacob Bender New York City L. Kelly Brooklyn N. Y James D. Cottingham Baltimore Mdiv A. K. Lovejoy Minolis New Orleans John Kittee Walnutst C Natl R. H. Campbel Bridgeport

Drawing of Monthly Lottery Scheme Advances in 19th Century

The notice details a new enlarged lottery scheme by the Louisiana State Lottery Co with monthly drawings led by Generals Beauregard and Early. It cites a capital prize of 75 000 dollars, total prizes 205 500 dollars, 100 000 tickets at five dollars each, and directs inquiries to M A Dauphin in New Orleans or Washington.

Ae Capital Prize New Orleans Dauphin Washington, D.C M. L Qa. T. Beauregard Jubal A. Early Louisiana State Lottery Co M. A. Dauphin M. A Seventh St Piper

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