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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
11
A lively society column records a seven-wirl group called the seven sisters hosting a green and white themed Sunday at Bonnie Jack and Ida Griswold’s Tribune apartment. Cheyenne Presbyterians plan a midweek assembly with Rev McFayden and a Thursday public address.
Miss Inez Milholland, famed suffragette who led the Washington Inauguration Eve parade, plans to open a Wall Street law office this week and hire a male partner, reportedly insisting on a man rather than a woman. She receives numerous partnership proposals daily.
Mrs W and Earhart depart for Boone Iowa to visit a recovering sister for a month. Miss Monroe of Cooper visits AMfive Molinen then heads to Denver. Cheyennes return from Grand Opera week in Denver. F W Dudley returns from California visits Sidney then Long Beach and Los Angeles. Alice Jewell of Wheatland visits Cheyenne. Ruth Arien arrives from Chicago for a stay with Mrs Wilcox. Arlen bound for the coast. Mrs BE Kelley to return from the East next week. Mr and Mrs Hohnholtz of Los Angeles called home for illness of Mrs Mean ea. Mrs Josephine Corcoran visits Oregon relatives.
The Knights and Ladies of Security host a card social and dance at Fraternal Hall tonight at 8 30 sharp. Everyone invited to attend.
The Maccabee social and dance is set for Friday evening April 18 at a Fraternal hall. An elaborate program will precede a big dance with a good orchestra providing entertainment for all friends of the order. Social starts promptly at 7:30 p.m.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa reports suffering rheumatism for two years and being unable to lift his right hand to his mouth. He credits five bottles of Chamberlain's Liniment with curing his pain and sleep problems within two months and has remained free of rheumatism since.
The Wyoming State Leader offers classified style ads urging readers to test the medium. Readers are invited to place notices, listings, and small classified items through the publication, promoting its reach and utility.
Mrs. LEE ances of Megadore Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe female ailments after two years of suffering and an impending operation. The advertisement urges women to seek the remedy, notes its 30 year history, and invites confidential letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
The dome of the capital at Washington is crowned by a bronze statue of Freedom, standing nineteen feet six inches high and weighing fourteen thousand eighty five pounds.
The article describes friction on toenails from footwear causing thickened portions beyond the toe point that press against flesh. It advises keeping nails short and trimming the soft thickened areas with a blunt knife or scissors blade to prevent pain.
The speaker urges Mr Angell to invest in roads and rails, arguing better transportation lowers living costs. He cites covrugation and rondes as examples and invites attendance at the Industrial Club meeting Thursday night.
Reference notes claim catgut and catgut like strings are made from sheep intestines. It states that the intestines of a full grown animal measure forty to fifty feet in length.
A fishmonger’s remark about cowpox and immunity, overheard by Edward Jenner, sparked the motive for the revenue driven vaccination experiment that led to smallpox prevention.
Eddie Foy describes life on tour with his wife, eight children, and two nurses. He jokes about lateness, lap space, and keeping track of the brood in New Rochelle while performing across America.
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