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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1882
Page
3
The column surveys fashionable society in New York, noting match making schemes, abundant bridal parties, a banker’s son rumored not eloping, and sewing class troubles. It comments on opera, box seats, Mustard yellow, new sunshades, Egyptian fans, tinted photographs, and lavish wedding gifts amid social exquisites.
A collage of society notes and notices lists figures and people from 19th century public life. Bruno Bauer described as dead. Abraham Lincoln’s body allegedly petrified. Odette ends Paris run after 188 nights. Bills on opera houses, church figures, and political runs abound with varied names and places.
J. M. W. writes from Sand Creek April 15 1882 urging Laramie county to grant Cheyenne area rights and funds. He notes a local petition for a justice precinct office, school tax concerns, and growth with mills mines and ranching. He praises local services and requests infrastructure and governance inclusion.
A color vision temporary impairment follows prolonged dazzling light exposure. A new geyser near St. Etienne France taps 5000 feet depth producing a near 100 foot high intermittent fountain. Sardine disappearance off Brittany linked to gulf stream shift. Paris academy forms committee to study. Schweinfurth preserves mummies leaves from Deir el Buhari garlands forming herbarium ages 35 centuries. A meat preservation method uses boracic acid pumped into tissues via heart after stunning sheep. Meat stays weeks in heat. Subscribe for the Leader.
A detailed warning ties a New Jersey mansion tragedy to mismanaged sanitation with a broader claim that Bright’s disease or kidney disorders cause deadly outcomes. The article cites Princeton College cases, describes symptoms and progression, and promotes Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as an effective remedy endorsed by physicians and alleged success stories.
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