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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
6
An older aunt quizzes her niece May about romantic misadventures from Michigan and nearby towns. May recounts humorous sketches from age six to twenty, including a failed proposal, a bull incident, a canoe capsize, a shallow water rescue, and a runaway horse episode, all set during visits and family chatter.
In a Michigan setting May Clyde is trapped by a barbed wire fence while seeking wintergreen berries. Paul Ancott rescues her and a budding romance begins after the dramatic incident at the Hog Hole fence. The village learns of the near mishap and anticipates a new romance turning toward marriage.
A reflective critique of modern young women and their changing social norms. The piece argues today’s youth face new pressures and scrutiny, contrasting them with past generations while noting men’s complicity and evolving standards.
A reflection emphasizes three core aims in order. First, the right ideals determine character. second, health and favorable conditions support wellbeing. third, wealth is pursued as a practical need.
The fragment hints at a satirical exchange praising a groom described as pleasant with certain favorable traits. It references preference for a man with “something certain” and signals a humorous tone typical of satire.
Ned Hartnett a star infielder returns to Cheyenne after two years away. He will arrive this week and may bat in the lineup at the outer garden or keystone position. Hartnett’s past power and defense are expected to bolster Cheyenne’s strong team as they prepare to host the Mloomer Girls Sunday.
Fragmented OCR lists players and teams for battering lineups across several games. Names like Moore Sexton Tivennan Grier Bresiwhan Ames Meyers Wilson Fromme Woore McLean Clarlos and O'Toole Robinson Camnitz Kally appear with team abbreviations and partial scores, indicating multiple historical match records.
Will sell round trip tickets Cheyenne to Casper August 7 8 and 9 at 11.00 with annual session rates from Great Council Improved Offer of Red Men. For details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T B Fisher Denver from P A C B Ry Co.
Judge Matson granted William Brown a divorce from Laura Brown in district court yesterday afternoon after Brown alleged desertion. Laura did not contest the suit.
The Pirates edged the Beaneaters 7 to 6 in a 19 inning duel. Hess pitched the full 19 innings allowing 14 hits as O'Toole and Camnus started and relieved. Beaneaters committed three errors. Manager Kling considered releasing Hess after his latest marathon start.
W. Baker arrives in Hastings Nebraska after a 14 year absence to find his wife wed to David Hyatt a former friend. Hyatt has moved nearby and will not return until Baker leaves. Mrs Baker Hyatt has two children by Hyatt.
Philip Lommel of New York won a beefsteak eating contest at the Sam Breamer association outing in College Point. He allegedly consumed seven and a half pounds of steak along with eleven bread rolls nine ears of corn ten cups of coffee fifteen beers four pies and a half baked potatoes, per member affidavits.
The Cubs defended their title by beating K O K A in two straight games. Tuesday afternoon the Cubs trimmed the Knights 9 to 1, with Cube Cretin and Myers opposing Underwood and Warren. The Cubs again beat the Knights 6 to 3 as Teddy Beare disrupted late scoring.
The piece laments people who claim a clear conscience and no reproach, arguing their conscience fails them and they refuse to admit fault. It dismisses those who insist "I told you so" and mocks their mindset as self-deceiving.
A fragment notes belief in witches gathering around a walnut tree near Benevento and in ruins of the Roman Forum during midsummer nights. It cites Campagna peasants in Italy who say witches assemble and transform into black cuts amid fading superstitions.
A French diner at the duke of Richmond's boasted of France leading in fashion and raffles. George Selwyn retorted that England improved raffles greatly by adding a shirt, highlighting British wit over continental pride.
The process describes extracting honey by separating it from wax to obtain strained honey. It outlines steps to isolate liquid honey from comb and wax components for a clearer product.
A recipe-like instruction describes placing a frame in a bowl of suet warmed to melt honey and wax. After melting, the frame is removed, honey is allowed to stand and cool, and the wax is skimmed from the top without trouble.
In a playful exchange two girls discuss Jack and the slow arrival of a love letter. One laments the delay while the other offers 40 of 60 possible letters to share if needed, adding a cheeky twist to the conversation.
A doctor questions a patient about a recurring nerve issue, noting recent improvement after a period of treatment. The patient mentions receiving a bill yesterday and seeks clarity on the case amid renewed anxiety and fright.
A quirky exchange features Senator Sorghum noting fashions in politics track literature, with a remark that candidates must appeal to audiences via humor or sentiment. The dialogue hints at shifting tactics toward mysterious plots and current slang to engage voters.
Val Norton proposes natural diamond formation through metal vapors like iron or magnesium acting on carbon dioxide. He reports success creating microscopic diamonds via mercury vapor on carbon.
A fragmentary reflection on originality in authorship notes that true originality lies in presenting ideas as if unspoken before, suggesting poets and writers voice new angles rather than chase novelty. The line attributes to a Goethe-like spirit on reinvention in expression.
Expert analysis traces dirt-eating practice to people globally. The urge to ingest earth is described as a universal hunger effect rather than tied to any single nation or group.
A husband offers to represent his wife in divorce to minimize costs, stating he will act as her counsel if she proceeds. The exchange, captured in Life magazine style dialogue, highlights domestic legal action and frugality in proceedings.
An elderly speaker questions how her husband died, while a resident asserts he did not die. the fatal event involved a lengthy chase described in rural dialect, highlighting a dramatic escape before capture.
Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors advertises high class services at 411 West 198th Street with telephone contact 817 likely for appointments and inquiries.
Timetable excerpt lists Union Pacific westbound trains from Omaha Cheyenne Ogden with arrival and departure times. Eastbound Denver and Denver South schedules show No 101 102 108 104 100 110 patterns with corresponding arrival or departure times. Additional southbound lines cover Cheyenne to Orin and Denver connections with morning and afternoon departures.
No. 1598 Accommodations arrive daily except Sunday at 2 30 p m. No. 160 Accommodations depart daily at 1 0 p m. ee S708m.
Colorado and Southern Company offers round trip tickets from Cheyenne to Denver on August 6 7 and 8 1912 for four dollars thirty six cents to attend the Supreme and Grand Lodge meeting. Tickets available until August 18 with contact H D Dyer agent T E Fisher G P A for details watch for Hansons Speciale on ice cream and cold drinks.
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