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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1883
Page
2
The third class of the board of health highlights improved double-decker tenements with four families per floor, private baths, open air windows, and half floors boosting privacy. Features include dumbwaiters, accessible washing on roof, visible plumbing, and better health outcomes for workers.
Mary Anderson stars as Galatea in a striking costume designed by Frank Miller. The weighty fabric achieves a stonelike effect with metal at points, shirring, and concealed bands, while the white makeup and stonelike wig complete the statue illusion on stage.
The Medical Times and Gazette notes English athletic clubs increasingly test total abstinence from beer in training. New bodies emerge to evaluate physiological advantages, challenging prevailing practice of beer use in conditioning.
A Brooklyn Eagle piece laments today’s youth with Yale and New Yorker encounters on a car ride and sketches witty exchanges. It contrasts modern fashion and talk with older polish, noting foreign manners and the critique of manners among nations.
A Cincinnati discussion on poverty by a couple examining causes and personal missteps. The wife urges practical changes, including shifts in work and unity with her husband to lift their situation. They argue society and independence, urging mutual support and a plan rooted in humble, concrete action to improve their future.
The piece describes Southern affection for Yankee goods and industry with humorous emphasis on ubiquitous Yankee products from clothing to furniture and tobacco. It adds an anecdote about a hungry London child’s perspective and ends with a quip about a prominent man’s glassy look while recalling a wife’s errand.
The Lancet notes that two thirds of medicines taken in the United States are gold in the form of secret nostrums. The speaker asserts most situations favor mercy and generosity as the safe approach in dealing with others.
A poetic plea by W. P. Carroll from 1882 reflects humiliation and memory. The speaker recounts Petersburg wounds in a Hot Springs visit, remembers a mother and a sister, laments lost prospects, and vows to endure until a mystic shore. Details include horses and brands listed for the Warm Springs, Wyoming sale.
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