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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
3
Mr James Hart hosted a bachelor dinner for guest Mr Fred Marble last evening. The table featured pansies and sweet peas with pink and white decorations and an elaborate menu. guests praised the meal and the arrangement.
Two letters from women in Ohio and Massachusetts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles including backache irregular periods and weakness. Both note improved health after taking the medicine and recommend it to others.
The article describes Miss Emily Johnston hosting a large party for her cousins Kathryn and Dorothy Tidball in Cheyenne. Forty guests attended with outdoor games, a potato on a spoon contest, penny scramble, and pink and white décor. Mrs. Johnston was helped by Miss Augusta Johnston and guests were sent home by automobile. The piece also notes relatives traveling from Colorado and a separate picnic at Lake Minnehaha with Maypole dancing and a peanut hunt for children.
Local notes recount a lively Cheyenne scene with visitors from Atlantic City and Illinois joining residents for vacations in Colorado and California. Miss Clara Ralfe plans another visit, while Mrs. Hanson recovers from surgery and a card party fuels social evenings at the Artillery club.
Mrs John a Gullfoyle a noted hostess in the Indies hosts a Cant Party at 4 today joining guests for a charity gathering. The event emphasizes sociability and local hospitality with proceeds aiding a community fund.
A group led by Captain SMeltere father traveled to Pale Mountain with Detelng and cards inside a cheerful trip yesterday. Another party, including Mrs Traborg and Miss Mee, visited the same area, traveling by Weaveroom and a separate transport. The expedition was described as delightful. more visitors joined the party later in the day.
Fort Tuscell gocaty learns of a new romance involving four young women and Capid's darse causing a forthcoming wedding. Mrs W W Teng, wife of Molter Reno, announces engagement of Miss fineriet Malmer of San Jose to Lieut James Hrest Hay of Missteaior. The wedding is planned for Port Thansell in early fall.
A humorous exchange at Inneh canto where a customer asks what Boston coffee is. The waiter replies the cream goes in first due to the same phrasing as Boston catfoo, noting the joke hinges on mispronunciation and order.
The Sherman Company introduces liquid veneer and Pure White Seal products aimed at wood finishing. Details on sourcing, applications, and availability are not specified.
The article notes wide use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and its effectiveness in curing colic and diarrhoea in many neighborhoods. It mentions uniform approval and that it is sold by all dealers.
Moisture weakens fabric and tires when left damp, with fungal growth and mould from prolonged moisture. Quick drying after wetting preserves cotton and tire components. regular washing and thorough drying after road use prevents deterioration and rim corrosion.
At the Rartisan Agricultural College domestic department students crafted de Mchenry hats under expert guidance. Hats cost seven dollars fifty cents to about twenty dollars if bought, and exhibition featured a variety of styles from serviceable farm wear to resort wear. Instructor Miss Cowell notes all students had no prior hat making experience but mastered complex designs in six weeks, while Professor Becker says any sewing trained girl can learn quickly.
An advertisement asserts the ointment eases lame back muscles sprains and rheumatic pain and urges purchase from all dealers.
An ad item references varnishes and window fittings from Sharman Company and Sherman Company with a notice of a wedding trip or event. the listing appears in an advertisements section. Details are partially legible, showing firms and products but lacking full context.
Three hours of rapid fire bargains promised Saturday evening from 7 to 10 o clock. The sale aims to clear a number of items now arriving for fall display, with quoted prices not representing specific values.
Readable sale notes advertise Women’s and Children’s Lace Hose at 15c and white lingerie dresses at 3.69 in a ready to wear department. Embroidered and lawn dresses with lace trims offered as the season’s Inet chance, with prices shown for after supper sale. Hosiery lot includes assorted lace hose priced per pair.
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