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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
3
Think not on yesterday nor a trouble borrow on what may be in store for you Tomorrow. The past is past. Who gives Today the best that in him lies will find the road that leads to John Kendrick Bangs. Professor Schwibing and Mrs. Schwibing moved to 1715 Van Lennen street.
Mrs Kent Snyder and Mrs Ellen Snyder leave for the Philippines sailing from San Francisco with Mrs W H Leighton and children heading to Ogden for a visit. Many others plan trips to Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs New Orleans Cuba and areas in between for short or extended visits.
The Alpha Club gathers at the library this afternoon with expected large attendance. Five Hundred Club hosts entertain at Fort Russell this evening. Card Club meets. Coterie Art Club and Woman's Club hold sessions at the library. Mrs. Klingman and Mrs. Ross feature talks and music. Musical and Mount Mellick clubs schedule practice and meetings. College Club postponed to next week. Hospital Aid reports progress on linens and floor coverings for St. John's hospital and maternity ward. a new operating room floor is planned. Mrs. Bristol presides as committees set to work. piano division notes attendance and program, including solos and a duet. An Associated Charities meeting is planned for this evening at the Partah Mouse with strong turnout hoped for.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative to relieve constipation indigestion biliousness and associated pains. It promises rapid relief from headaches dizziness and stomach distress and urges daily cleansing for a healthier interior.
The Woodmen of the World will hold another social dance Thursday at Fraternal Hall to honor their baseball team. The public is invited to attend.
The United States Bureau of Mines reports metal mining killed 4.19 workers per 1,000 employed in 1911, higher than coal’s 4.77. Total miners employed 1,165,979 with 66 killed and 4,169 seriously injured. Copper and iron mines showed especially high fatality rates, while regional totals by state are listed.
A fragment debates how people react to kindness versus mockery. It notes a belief that treating others with courtesy eases collaboration while a remark about Alonzo suggests a girl’s pigeon toed stance is used as a joke.
The North Cheyenne W C T U meets at Mrs W L Whipple's home this afternoon. Sunday School social for Congregational Intermediate class at the church Thursday evening. Baptist Q O Asget meets tonight in the pastor's study with bake sale Saturday at Johnston grocery. Westminster Guild meets tonight at Presbyterian parlors. Methodist Aid society hosts Thursday at Mrs Archie Allison's home 300 West Twenty-sixth. Women's Missionary Society meets Friday at 413 West Twenty-first with Miss Himma White. devotional led by Mrs Bird. talk on Mormonism as a Ke- Helon. Congregational Aid Society postponed. Delia Alpha held a business meeting with plans for a Tacky Party and taffy pull on April 1 at Mrs IL Hills home. admission 50 cents. Attendees listed with hosts and advisors.
The Myers Dry Goods Company schedules an Onyx hosiery sale on April 14 and 16 featuring Linle wid Gillie Howe for ladies and Half-Hose for men. Watch for window displays and price notices as the nationwide Onyx Hosiery sale unfolds.
Fragmentary text cites a list of medicines and dosages with unclear attribution. It mentions laxative bromos quinine tablets and references refunds or medical notes alongside names and numbers that lack full context.
A promotional notice warns against rapid eating and describes indigestion and constipation as effects of fast meals. It urges thorough chewing and salivation, then recommends Chamberlains Tablets for relief. The product is said to have cured many stomach problems and is sold by druggists.
Purchasers with unseated tickets may present them at the superintendent of city schools office in the public school gymnasium to receive refunds on or before Wednesday April.
Massive Omaha tornado scenes to be shown at the Orpheum Theater this afternoon and evening. The program runs in addition to the regular performance with admission at ten cents. Doors open at 2 p m and 8 30 p m. The event includes ten cents admission for floor seating.
The fragment notes a want ad concept titled The State Leader aimed at Wyoming readers and mentions Mirror plating and The Sherman Co as potential entities in the snippet.
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