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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1916
Page
11
Ladies invited by the Industrial club and City Federation of Women's Clubs to join a tour of local manufacturing. Autos will shuttle the group. inform Mrs. A. B. Roedel or Mrs. Arthur Spaulding to arrange car seating.
Friends grieve Donna Jean Forsyth illness as John Alfred Walrud welcomes a son in Great Falls. Encampment and Saratoga fishing trip planned for Hawes Hackney and Clyde Hackney. Mrs Kelly mourns death of brother-in-law Witon Kelley. Mr and Mrs Claude Glenn visit Cheyenne then head to Mitchell South Dakota. Various departures and visits from Cheyenne residents noted.
Visiting list includes Misa Athol Brophy of Omaha and Mildred Barton of Ogden Utah who stayed with Miss Marie Jordan at her walled home near Chugwater. They join Miss Ellie Lanpen and Mrs. Charles Hagerman to visit the Wyoming Book Store in Cheyenne. They arrived from Portland Oregon to join Mr Hagerman.
A long list of visitors and travelers is noted with several departures and returns. Mrs Edgar Byron Smith and Rev Huston hosts prepare for Beater Park. Miss Vollack travels to Thermopolla. Kingsford visits Ogden. Wedemeyers pause at Cheyenne. and a wagon of relatives plans a motor trip to North Crow for camp life.
The Jewish Circle and Methodist Aid Society hold meetings this week at church headquarters and parlors. Presbyterian church plans an annual picnic at Lake Mintemahaha. Congregation Emanuel hosts twenty guests for social time and discussions. Cheyenne W C T U postpones its City Park gathering. Tea punch praised as a refreshing convention drink option.
A damaged OCR item describes Texas border text with garbled phrases about the Port and water, highlighting a coastline and uncertain borders. The fragmentary report mentions guarding movements and an indeterminate route, yielding a hazy picture of coastlines and desert imagery.
Paris women adopt somber plain cloth outfits as they tend to wounded and children, masking sorrow while continuing to craft beautiful gowns. Despite losses, French designers and modistes keep Parisian fashion alive, shaping a grander France for the future.
Iced tea should be properly brewed in a scalded china teapot with fresh boiling water. Use a scant teaspoonful of tea per cup plus one for the pot, brew three to four minutes, strain, cool, and serve in tea glasses with crushed ice and lemon, sweetening to taste.
The readable lines reference coast guard cautions and a man eating bark, with a quip about avoiding danger and women. The fragmented text conveys a dramatic or humorous moment from early broadcast or column content.
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