Community Notes From Nebraska Family Visits
A stream of visitors and homecomings fills the week in Strongsburg Nebraska. Mrs W Hi Bainum recovers at home from hospitalization. Minnie Lanham arrives to visit Mrs Carl Gylling. Dorothy Watson visits relatives as parents plan Frontier trip. Mrs Charles A Heydenburg and Miss Nora Head arrive from Chicago to stay with Mr and Mrs A G McGregor. Prof C C Schwiering arrives Cheyenne to assume high school principal post. Figures list ongoing visits among Gereke, Woodmansee, Orr, Knight families with plans for reunions next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lanham
Carl Gylling
Miss Lanham
Strongsburg
Neb
Charles A. Heydenburg
Charles Heydenburg
Nora Head
Chicago
A. G. McGregor
Mrs. McGregor
Iain
C. C. Schwiering
Cheyenne
Nettford
Prof. Schwiering
J. T. Orr
Dr. Orr
Denver
Ralph T. Goodrich
Dorothy Knight
Orr
Mesers
Carey
Jesse Knight
New York
Boston
Tiny Tots Party Hosts Margaret Zalesky Birthday
Margaret Zalesky celebrated her second birthday with a small party at the family home 2511 Central Avenue. Guests included Helen Leighton Guilford Leighton Dorothy Webber and Maudie O Neill as well as Madeline Judy of Wichita. The event featured sweet pea decorations and a candlelit cake with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zalesky
James H. Zalesky
Central Avenue
Margaret
Helen and
Guilford Leighton
Dorothy Webber
Maudie O’neil
Children of Inte Judge Campers Return From Mountain Trip
The Datwlea and their chaperones Mister Mate Patten and Klen dermaing report from a weeklong camping trip near Granite Springs. Mrs Dyer plans a Denver visit with daughter Kathryn and will later join in Kentucky travels with family.
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Inte
Kone Kalen
Datwlea
Mate Patten
Klendermaing
Mountain Ngar
Fort
Mi Maly
Grace Prr
Ampern
Margaret Dithean
Vieitora
Kathryn Dyer
Denver
George Morgan
Social events honor Captain Jordan’s sister at five hundred party
A five hundred party and tea marked a Wednesday social in VORT RUSSIA, with Mrs Lambert W Jordan Jr hosting in yellow décor. Guests included Miss Jordan and many post residents, prizes went to Miss Horradnile and Miss Knight. Major Lee and Mrs Lee plan trips to Washington and Rhode Island after his War College duty starts. An ad for Chamberlain’s Tablets promotes better digestion and health.
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Vive
Marty
Lambert W. Jordan, Jr
Jordan
Mies Jordan
Indien
The
Post
Misa Horradnile
Miss Knight
Harry Ft. Lee
Washington, D. C
Major Lee
War College
Lee
Josephine
Rhode Island
Washington
Card Party and Social at Fraternal Hall Tonight
N P L hosts a card party at Fraternal Hall this evening with doors opening at 9 o clock. Refreshments will be served and admission is 25 cents. Everyone invited.
Henry in Defense of Gov. Wilson
Congressman Robert L. Henry defends Woodrow Wilson amid Republican attacks. He argues past statements should not derail the campaign and contrasts Wilson's proven record with Taft and Roosevelt, asserting the Democratic nominee stands pledged and unfettered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Henry
Wilson
Rodenberg
Illinois
Taft
Princetonian
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Fellet
Magnes
Bse
Women Need Protection Boosts From Lydia Pinkham Ad
In a Missouri and Illinois agencied piece a series of testimonial quotes tout Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for chronic female ailments. Women claim long term health recovery, renewed energy, and avoidance of surgery after using the remedy. Testimonials emphasize restored daily function and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikenton
Lydia
Pinkham
Mre
Dema Beruunge
Sikeston
Murrayville
Lydia EB
Poden
Dianues Moore
Murrayville, Ill
Calton Admonition On Calumny And Proof
A quotation from Colton urges restraint in judging others until palpable evidence exists and warns against spreading rumors. It emphasizes keeping judgments private and not exposing others to harm based on unproven claims.
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Colton
Judging By the Effect
A humorous exchange about a choir performance prompts a guess it was a lullaby while the congregation reacts with laughter and quips about the scene.
No Cause to Repent and Alimony Mention
Dialogue notes Alice-So Maud’s divorce and Kate mentions $200 monthly alimony. The remark implies regret over haste in marriage and enduring financial settlement.
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Alice
Maud
Kate
Stray Dogs Taken In By London Police Each Month
About three thousand stray dogs are gathered up each month by the London police. The effort aims to control urban dog population and reduce street nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Police
Keeping Friends Maximizes Bonds Says Atchizon Lobe
A short aphorism notes that not needing friends may preserve friendship, attributed to Atchizon lobe. The remark implies independence can sustain connections rather than dependency.
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Atchizon Lobe
Joy Maker Urges Help Amid Pain Maker Shortage
A clipped expression praising the joy maker as the world’s most needed figure contrasts with the abundance of pain makers, underscoring a longing for relief and positive influence. The fragment hints at social or personal balance seeking, without concrete names or dates.
TIA Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Tired Feet
Advert describes TIA foot remedy claiming to cleanse pores and relieve sore, swollen feet and foot odor. Priced 25 cents a box, with free trial offer from Walter Luther Dodge & Co at 1823 8. Wabash Ave, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Local Club Meetings Feature Socials and New Members
W W C members and guests gathered Wednesday for a regular meeting with Mrs Barip presiding. New members Mra A W Albee and Mra Emil Johnson were welcomed. A bridge gathering at Mrs William Du Hote’s home featured high score by Mrs Willy Walker and light refreshments at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert O'Brien
Indy
Ana
A. W. Albee
Emil Johnson
Mecdames Bump
Hager
Albee
Mullett
Grim
Gylling
McGuire
Coffman
Hinreh
Dutcher Leighton
Atherly
Tyson
Harrison
O'Brien
William du Hote
Park Addition
du Bois
Willy Walker
E. BR. Treat
Wallace Bond
Help One Another Club Social Planned This Afternoon
Mrs Harry Nottage of 408 East 18th Street hosts the Help One Another Club gathering this afternoon for an informal social event and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nottage
18Th Street
Mu Beta Club to Meet with Mrs Charles Cunningham Friday
Ru Beta Club and The Mu Beta club will meet with Mrs Charles Cunningham Friday afternoon. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming events and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles Cunningham
Japanese Tea and Dance Delights Church Social
In the Sunerrae of St Mark's, a Japanese Tea and dance drew a large crowd with afternoon decor of banners screens pottery lamps and cherry blossoms. Ladies in costume offered tea cakes and fortunes while piano selections provided music and a festive mood. The evening dance drew a steady throng enjoying a cool night and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mrak’s
Shingle
Bartley
AK. Smith
Sunerrae
Altar and Rosary Society Lawn Fete at City Park
The Altar and Rosary society of St. Marys will hold a Lawn Fete at City Park this afternoon and evening in Cheyenne. Refreshments flowers amusements and a fortune tellers booth are featured with a program by artillery troops from Ft Russell in the evening. Everyone is invited.
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Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary’s
Cheyenne
Artillery Land
Ft. Russell
Ww Co T U Meeting Tue Aug 14 at Mrs Ootehells
A meeting of the Ww Co T U will be held Tuesday afternoon August 14 at Mrs Ootehells. Members are asked to attend for a brief session and discussion of upcoming events.
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Ww. Co
W. Co T
Tueeday
Presbyterian Aid Hosts Friday Tea at Mrs Jamtoons Home
Mrs J E Jamteon and Mrs Wilseck will entertain the Presbyterian Aid Friday afternoon at Mrs Jamtoon's home 415 B 25th St. Guests include members and neighbors invited to the social gathering to support church charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid
J. E
Jamteon
Mra
Wilseck
Jamtgou
25Th St
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Rockafield’s Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. George Rockafield at 522 W Diet Street at 2 20 o'clock Friday afternoon. The mite boxes will be collected then and all members are urged to attend. Vishora Will also be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Rockafield
Diet Street
Practical Household Tips From Everyday Remedies
A collection of home cures and tips for common concerns. Including plant pest sprays with soap kerosene and water, an old cholera cure recipe, cottage cheese whey cucumber lotion with benzoin, an egg yolk hair rinse, blue water for white hair, fruit selection by heft, improvised camping dishes from asbestos paper, easing travel sickness by foot support, and a folding coat use for travel.
Confusion of Effects in Frances Ll a Esc
In Esc Frances Ll a Haore s Confusion of Effects, the critic notes uneven collaborations in dramatic series. Mr Storm ington Haores concedes mixed reception as box office and critical responses flip between tragedy and farce.
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Frances Ll
Stormington Haores
Salmon Diet Mystery Stokes Curiosity in Rivers
Thousands of salmon caught in streams are examined as their stomachs are emptied. Some salmon found in the sea contain multiple herring, suggesting varied feeding. The reason salmon avoid fresh water feeding remains unknown. Authorities note stomachs shrink and wrinkle after river residence.
Bridge Names Spark Debate in Statehouse Press
A quipping exchange reveals a man being called Bridge in one report and Bridge in another as the statehouse official and a railroad editor clash over usage. The editor leans toward a self-promoting stance while the statehouse man treats it as a simple question of who asks.
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Bridge
Statehouse
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Firent
Finttimore
Nilina Rae
Druggiats World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors
Buffalo
Mixa
Suntor & Carn
W. Hi. Bainum
Bainum, Jr
Dorothy Watson
Elkton
George A. Watson
Entor Frontier
Mrs. Watson
Mr. Albee
Mr. A. McGregor
Casper
Fred J. McKie
A. J. Gereke
D. C. Woodmansee
Mrs. Aldrich
Omaha
Mrs. FH. Ts. Taylor
Montreal
Canada
Mas
L. R. Tyson
Madeline Judy
Wichita, Kan
A. F. Saunders
R. A. Morton
Fee
KE. 22Nd Street
Evans Street
Ira B. Fee
Laramie
EE. 22Nd Street
George Morris
Peru
Ind
Apend Frontier
Mr. Morris
John McCabe
FF. Bainum
Frank Benton
Burns, Colo
Colorado Springs
Morris Wihinthal
Frankstown Ave
Philadelphia
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Russia
William H. Noble
All
Card Party
Soctat
Gov. Wilson
Mera
Tyron
Ocluks
Wednesday Bridge Club
Methodiat Aid
Johnston Crovery
John Whittaker
Lilla Palmer
Guild of St. Mark's
the Pariah House
Lawn Fete
Methodist Missions
Erstehen 4Abinet
ATLAS
Lewis & Taslingtin
Nabes
Jhanette & Dalmagh
Trenver Society Singing Diel
Kirk Wood
Modesto & Pipitone
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