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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
16
Community clubs announce a busy week with Sunshine Society hosting at the library, Woman’s Club closing session tomorrow, Wednesday Bridge Club under new hostess, Help-Me-Another Club gathering, and a Daughters of the American Revolution program detailing monument dedication and historical readings. Social dances, musical gatherings, and Kensington chain event planned across Fraternal Hall and private homes.
A brief notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleas and Pellets as a tonic to invigorate liver and bowels. The tone emphasizes natural relief and improved digestion through a gentle approach. No explicit endorsements or clinical results are provided.
The Baptist Q A will host a social at the chapel in Park addition for young people and children. The Baptist Mission circle meets Friday with Mrs A R Towner at 509 West Twenty Sixth Street to start the new study year. The Guild of St Mar’s Bazaar is set for Friday April 18 at Parish House with hot lunch a recital and tea, followed by a Mouse club dance and Rosary society meeting hosted by Mrs Cylde Early and Mrs Devine. The text notes even experienced men seldom get a chance to tell it after marriage.
The article notes Jefferson’s reluctance to speak before Congress and his decision to have written communications read aloud. It compares later presidents including Adams and Wilson, who revived the practice of direct addresses, while Washington established the earlier tradition. The piece remarks on technological progress from stagecoaches to airplanes over four wars.
The Hawaii sugar industry petitions Congress to permit secession from the United States if a tariff bill with the sugar clause passes. The move, tied to island prosperity, follows recent calls by Hawaii to adopt a constitution and seek statehood, framing secession as a protest rather than a serious bid.
Auburn New York April 14 A hundred strike pickets halted 500 workers from returning to the International Harvester mill. After sixty eight employees pushed past militia to enter the mill, authorities closed it permanently and ordered dismantling of machinery for shipment to Neuss Germany.
Jay L Polk a New York lawyer and former chairman of the New York Civiservice Commission has fairly accepted President Wilsons offer to become collector of customs for New York succeeding William J Orb Jr his nomination to be sent to the Senate today in Washington April 14
A fragmented line from a Wyoming newspaper hints at a State Leader decoration and a Sherman Do event. The snippet suggests ongoing wartime coverage and local state matters.
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