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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
11
Mr James Hart hosted a bachelor dinner for guest Mr Fred Marble son of Mr A H Marble of the Stock Growers bank. The table featured pink and white decorations with pansies and sweet peas and an elaborate menu praised by attendees.
Two letters from Ohio and Massachusetts describe relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The writers report reduced bearing down pain backache and fatigue with improved strength and regularity after taking the remedy.
The article details Miss Emily Johnston celebrating her eleventh birthday with relatives Kathryn and Dorothy Tidball of Greeley as guests. Forty attendees enjoyed outdoor games, a spoon-and-potato race, a penny scramble, pink and white decor, and a luncheon, with gifts presented and all guests later sent home by auto or tram.
A Cheyenne social page recounts many visitors and travels. Mina Daleykin returns from Laramie with Dorothy Fisher. Miss Anna James leaves for Chicago to shop millinery. several others tour Colorado, visit relatives, or plan returns. Evening card parties entertain while families travel and guests stay with local hosts.
Mrs. John a Gullfoyle, noted as a hospitable host, hosts an event at 4 in the Indies region. Neighbors speak highly of her generosity and social leadership within the community.
A description of multiple parties traveling to Pale Mountain from Ante Pariee and nearby areas. The narrative mentions Detelng, tlor frequency, and Captain SMeltere, along with Mrs Morenn and other companions. The trip is described as delightful with several groups visiting, including Weaveroom.
Four young visitors attract Capid's jealousy and a breach ends with an engagement canceled. Mrs W W Teng, wife of Molter Reno, confirms Miss fineriet Malmer of San Jose has moved with Lieut. Jamen Hrrest Hay ine from Misssteaior. The wedding is planned for Port Thansell in the early fall.
A humorous exchange from a Women's Home Companion snippet about why Boston coffee is served with cream first. The waiter explains the phrase origins subtly, noting mispronunciations and playful misunderstandings around coffee orders.
Product label confusion centers on claims of Liquid Veneer by The Sherman Company versus Pure White Seal from The Sherman Company. Consumers seek clear branding and safety guidance amid competing names.
The uniform Buchess notes extensive use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and its success against colic and diarrhoea in many neighborhoods. Sold by all dealers.
Moisture effects on tire rubber are minor in quick drying but significant with prolonged dampness. Experiments show cotton fabric loses strength slowly when dried after moisture, while prolonged dampness causes mildew and decay. Motors should keep tires dry after wet roads and wash tires regularly to prevent damage.
At Rartisan Agricultural College domestic arts class students crafted their own Raster hats under expert guidance. Hats ranged from simple to elaborate with flowers and bows, crafted in six weeks by girls with no prior millinery experience. Instructors note rapid learning and potential for each girl to make a wearable hat.
A historical medical notice promotes Chamberlain's ointment as essential for lame backs sore muscles sprains and rheumatic pains. It claims wide availability from all dealers and urges readers to keep a supply.
Ad fragment lists varnishes and window goods from The Sharman Co and The Sherman Co with references to a wedding travel item and potential local trades. No clear event or outcome is specified in the readable text.
An old notice describes a Saturday after supper sale from 7 to 10 o clock with rapid fire bargains. It promises clearances of several items, warns prices do not reflect specific value, and notes fall purchases arriving daily will find space on racks and tables.
Readable text advertises white lace dresses in embroidery and sheer lawn with lace trimmings, priced at 3.69 each, advertised as a special after supper sale. Also promotes women and children lace hose 15c per pair in a one lot assortment, after supper pricing.
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