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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1907
Page
4
A letter dated November 29, 1907 from Jacobe recommends two big slices of canned peaches for dessert and notes Lotle Mama often cans fruit for easy, trouble-free meals. The note mentions peaches available in whole cans and various fruits.
The festival of Hanukkah begins at sundown, honoring the Maccabees who fought against Greek oppression under Antiochus. The eight night miracle of oil lasting eight days is commemorated with lights, starting on Kisley twenty fifth, recalling Jerusalem temple miracles and Jewish perseverance.
A mother recalls a severe bronchitis attack on her baby after measles and failed doctor care. After visiting eight stores she found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended by a clerk, and the child recovered. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. sold it.
Local brief lists residents and visitors returning from Denver and destinations across Wyoming Michigan and the west. Names include Steed P. J. Black George Bray Hugo Danselman J. O. Jordan Coroner T. C. Murray and many couples visiting relatives or spending time away. A medicinal note promotes KODOL for stomach relief sold by A. E. Roedel.
The Atlas Theatre announces new film schedules three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Management thanks patrons for support and vows top quality features with romantic comedies and allegorical subjects to come. The project to relocate to a new theater progresses, while shows continue with beautiful pictures and song accompaniments.
W L Luchte lists a stock of Alfred Peats Wall Paper with hanging included at low rates. Residence phone 98 black. Also notes a bazaar by the Episcopal church ladies on Wednesday evening December 4 at the Governor's Mansion with hot oyster supper from 6 to 8. Price 25 cents. Palace Pharmacy advertises King’s Little Liver Pills to wake up a lagging liver and cleanse the system for biliousness and sick headache at 2½.
The column notes J. W. Piper ill with erippe Miss Mayme McKeen and Frank Mumm confined at home by sickness Rev B D Grey to speak at South Side church at 3 pm Miss Mary Hubbard and Claus Ubrich wed at M E parsonage Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised Baptist Ladies Bazaar planned at church parlors December 12 hot chicken supper at 6 o'clock baby care tip for fussy infants and a Pure Food Law note sold by A E Roedel
The Epialopal church ladies invite the public to a tea at the Governor’s Mansion on Wednesday afternoon December 4 as part of their annual bazaar. Also advertised DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold by A. E. Roedel for soothing and healing.
An ad page lists Chimney repairs at Cheyenne Lowve Orders from Arp and Nammond's Hardware Co. A shooting gallery is seen at the Antler Bar. Emansha Swiss cheese and New York products are offered at Palmer restaurant. DeWittsa Litto Barly Risers pills sold by A. E Roedel. Water repairs by Accurate adjusting. Turkey dinners daily at Valoor restaurant.
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