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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1913

Page

3

Seven Sisters Host Quiet Dinner at Tribune Apartment

A group of seven young women called the seven sisters gathered for a Sunday dinner and house warming at the Tribune apartment of Bonnie Jack and Miss Ida Griswold. Guests included Mrs Freund, Mrs Lee, Miss Martha Sparling, Mary Brown, Annis Reese, and the hostesses. They planned forming a club with a name chosen at the next gathering.

Mrs. Freund Lee Martha Sparling Mary Brown Annis Reese

Milholland Seeks Man Partner For Law Practice

In New York on April 14, Miss Inez Milholland a famed suffragist announces she will opened a Wall Street law office seeking a male partner. She insists the partner must be a man citing preference for a male associate though she faces constant unsolicited proposals.

Inez Milholland New York Washington Wall Street Mi‘ Holland Sie

Visiting List Notes Movements of Residents

Mrs W and Earhart head to Boone Iowa to visit a recovering sister for a month. Monroe of Cooper visits AMfive Molinen in Cheyenne then departs for Denver. Cheyennes return from Grand Opera week in Denver. Dudley returns from California then visits daughter in Sidney and relatives in Long Beach and Los Angeles. Alice Jewell of Wheatland visits Cheyenne. Ruth Arien arrives from Chicago for a Cheyenne visit with her sister. Arlen bound to the coast. Mrs BE Kelley to return from the east next week. Mr and Mrs Hohnholtz of Los Angeles return for family illness in Cheyenne. Mrs Corcoran visiting relatives in Oregon with sister Mrs Smith, formerly Maggie ONeil.

Sidney Ray Phillips Dudley Lawrence Tyson Long Beach Los Angeles San Diego Alice Jewell Wheatland Ruth Arien Chicago John Wilcox Arlen BE. J. Kelley

Knights and Ladies of Security Card Social Dance

The Knights and Ladies of Security hold a card social and dance tonight at the Fraternal hall. Everyone invited, 8:30 sharp.

Knights and Ladies of Security

Maccabee Social And Dance Friday Evening

The Maccabee social and dance is scheduled for Friday evening April 18 in a Fraternal hall. An elaborate program will precede a big dance with a good orchestra. All friends of the order are invited for a social evening starting promptly at 7:30 p.m.

Mapleton Resident Credits Liniment for Rheumatism Cure

Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa describes two years of rheumatism pain and inability to raise his hand to his mouth. He reports severe paleness and sleepless nights, but after using five bottles of Chamberlain's Liniment he recovered in two months and has not suffered since. Sold by druggists.

Lee L. Chapman Mapleton Iowa Bg Chamberlain

The State Leader Want Ad Medium in Wyoming

Classified notice highlights local job and housing listings in the Wyoming publication. Readers see small ads from individuals and businesses advertising positions rentals and services across towns.

Wyoming

Mrs Manges Escapes Operation After Pinkham Remedy

Megadore Ohio resident Mrs Lee Ances credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery after two years of debilitating female troubles. The ad claims the product has helped thousands and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lee Ances Megadore Ohio Sem E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Capitol Dome Statue of Freedom Describes Height and Weight

The dome of the capital in Washington bears a bronze statue of Freedom measuring nineteen feet six inches tall and weighing 14 085 pounds.

Capitol Dome Capital Washington Freedom

Toe Nail Thickening From Boot Wear Preventive Cut Short

Friction from boots causes thickening on the underside of free toe nail growth. Thickened portions press against flesh and cause discomfort. Preventive treatment is to keep nails short and remove soft thickened parts with a blunt knife or scissors.

Think, Then Work Mr Angell and the Road Question

The note argues that good roads reduce transportation costs and improve civilization. It urges Mr Angell to aid road improvements by attending the Industrial club meeting Thursday night to discuss balding of good ronde and its impact on cost of living.

Industrial Club

Catgut and Catzut Strings From Sheep Intestines

The article notes catgut strings are made from sheep intestines. It states the intestines of a full grown animal range forty to fifty feet in length.

Vaccination Motive Behind Historic Revenue Experiment

A fishmonger declares immunity to smallpox after cowpox, overheard by Edward Jenner, prompting the revenue study that led to the development and adoption of vaccination.

Edward Jener

Foy Family Tour Highlights Home Life and Busy Lads

Eddie Foy recounts life on tour with his wife and seven children plus five other youngsters and two nurses. He jokes about New Rochelle delays and arranging a large cast for performances. He explains choosing suburbs for space, naming antics, and balancing family with show business.

Eddie Foy Feihlly Papa Foy Mr. Poy New York New Rochelle Trow Broadway Mahagere Lin Beate Lan Foy Stock Company Patagonia Katherine Pixteer Bryan Charlie Richard Mary Madeline Elght Felix Irving Willian Jennings Bryan Dryan Pullman Cara Fochelley Poy

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