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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
3
A city federation president urges reading material for Fort Russell soldiers and asks residents to place magazines in a box at Dalber's. The Anna Gordon W C T U held an outdoor Lake Minnehaha picnic with 58 attendees, featuring a temperance program and a kingly feast.
Enlisted men hosted an impromptu dance at the Parish house last evening for a group of young people. Fine music a smooth floor and quick feet created a lively scene as dancers heard the cue “Home, Sweet Home” signaling the end of the event.
Society editor receives Miss Jane mith of Dale creek offer to supply fresh wild flowers grown in the mountains. Poppies asters goldenrod yellow daisies and other varieties available at a modest price to Cheyenne patrons seeking fragrant wild blossoms.
Mr and Mrs Richard Hints of Belmont Wisconsin announce the birth to Cheyenne relatives and friends. TheHints are now proud parents of a son and daughter. Mr Hints lived in Cheyenne for years and graduated from high school in 1905.
The Mystic Maze club held a social and business session yesterday at Mrs. Frank Beaman's home. Mrs. W. Quayle was elected president, with Mrs. Beaman as vice president, Mrs. Win Hanesworth secretary, and Mrs. C. P. Richardson treasurer. Pink and white sweet peas decorated the room and tea followed at five. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Beaman's to celebrate her birthday, with Mer dames Quayle Beaman Hanesworth Richardson Christensen F. M. Taylor Frank Smith Bert Penman Work and Roseboom present.
The Mount Mellick club will gather Saturday afternoon with Mrs. H. W. Bullock to discuss club affairs and planned activities.
The Baptist Willing workers gather this afternoon at 214 West Twenty-fifth street with Mrs J E Stimeon to review the Frontier meal report and discuss the church budget.
Mrs Harry Hoffman invites the St Mark's guild ladies to meet at her home 1915 East Eighteenth Street for an afternoon gathering. The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys met yesterday at the Knights of Columbus hall with more than fifty ladies enjoying sewing, visiting and music followed by a 5 PM summer tea hosted by Mesdames Charles Embery and William Keating.
The Epworth league of the Methodist church led by Mrs. Mark Kelley hosts a party on the church lawn this evening at 7 40. All members of the Win One class and Epworth league are invited to attend.
Miss Clark of Indiann invites Lt and Mrs So Vo Conellat of Port Russell. Miss Redfield of Washington visits Mrs Thome. Lt Jack Thompson and Lt Moore reported on duty yesterday at Fort Russell as the Twenty fourth cavalry hosted a pleasant hop. Attending were Misses Clark Marion Mosses Nena Camberine and Redfield plus several lieutenants majors and colonels with their spouses.
Roedel, son of Cheyenne druggist Any Roedel, has applied for enlistment in the U S Army hospital corps. He is a medical student from Ann Arbor and has pharmacy experience at the family store. He expects to enlist where he can be most useful before the draft. Off for Alaska State superintendent K O Clark travels with friends aboard the Dolphin cruising the Alaska coast.
A tiny bottle promises relief for hard and soft corns or calluses. The advert claims drops of free cole alleviate soreness, soften the tough skin, and let the corn lift away with little to no pain. Women are advised to keep a bottle handy.
The Larainie County draft board plans physical examinations for about 200 men next week. Fifty men are summoned for Tuesday as the second increment, following a first group of fifty to Monday. The list shows liability numbers 61 to 100 in The State Leader, with further installments to publish as men's liability is fixed.
Two men were arrested by the provost guard after a morning roundup. John Ibinns and Clare Clemente were picked up on charges with possible treason implications and faced federal action pending, with leniency warned against future slackers.
Report notes eastern regions suffer extreme heat while Cheyenne and Denver cope better. Cheyenne is described as comfortable with people working and sleeping well, sprinkler cooling and sleeping outdoors discouraged complaints. The piece touts Cheyenne as having climate advantages and invites readers to compare border regions as well.
The article describes early observations by Sir Arthas Gerad noting high uric acid in gout patients. It explains that impaired kidney function allows uric acid buildup, leading to deposits around joints and contributing to rheumatism.
A fragmented medical note discusses gout and uric acid buildup with references to kidneys joints and dietary suggestions. It mentions fat meat water and a suggested remedy of triple strength after meals for several weeks, but the text is garbled and hard to follow.
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