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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1882
Page
10
A garbled OCR fragment references whisky and a Missouri state notice about a remedy or treatment. It mentions Dr H and possible public health guidance, but specifics are unreadable. The readable pieces suggest a legal or medical advisory affecting persons in a region, without clear names or dates.
Scientific miscellany reports Prof C Bing's claim that ozone has sleep inducing properties. It also cites explorers and scientists on Asia Africa and Europe, a Paris banker funding a May solar eclipse observation, low Australian death rates, and experiments on coal spontaneous combustion and insect control.
An abstract in a column reports Dr Frank H Hamilton’s speech before the Academy of Medicine. He argues civilization and aestheticism push builders and plumbers toward air-tight housing and fewer apartment connections, blaming social habits for urban degeneracy rather than solely adulterated foods.
A reflective plea for happier marriages urging mutual kindness and shared duties. The piece contrasts private civility with public displays, notes recreation as essential, and warns against dehumanizing routines. An advertisement offers $1500 yearly home work via BE, G. Rideout & Co. at 10 Barclay Street, New York, with a request to send for their catalogue.
Fort McKinney Wyoming Territory correspondent chronicles rapid settlement along Tongue and Goose creeks, mentions Big Horn City with a growing town core, mills, farms, and proposed moral reform in the county. Also notes cattle protection, seed shortages, and rising business in Johnson county amid a restless frontier.
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