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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1912
Page
11
A historical remedy text argues women suffer nerves from bodily disorders and urges long term treatment with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription made from native roots without alcohol. A Virginia woman's letter claims recovery from female weakness after using the remedy and Lotion Tablets.
Clem L. Wagner in Youth's Companion urges discipline and timely study as a lesson for youth. He emphasizes readiness, nimble fingers, and facing duties today to replace procrastination with action.
Yesterday afternoon at the station a company of young women alighted with conspicuous health and happiness. Each carried luggage suggesting a strenuous trip, their faces radiating cheer as they stepped from No. 4. Their destination remains unspecified.
Mrs Bewina Murr of Louisiana Missouri states she suffered twelve years with cramps bilious spells and dread episodes after eleven doctors failed. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges other women to seek guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
Twelve Daisies with two chaperones return from a mountain trip near Buford. The girls recount twelve days with family dinners, visitors, and a celebratory feast hosted by Mrs. Hakes. Reports praise hospitality, weather, and a memorable western welcome.
Mrs Charles Fuelcher hosted a refined gathering for Miss Elizabeth Moran of Butte Mont indoors with pink and white sweet peas adorning rooms and place cards. Guests included Miss Moran, Mr Teague, Miss KDich, Lillian Parnell, and several Teague and Moran family members. cards, merriment, a luncheon, and an impromptu concert followed a five hundred game in a garden inspired setting. The event coincided with other visitors led by Miss Moran and Miss O Connell. John Astle and daughters returned from Denver where they stayed at the Albany.
Local society notices list numerous birthday parties and entertaining visitors. Miss Mazel Stevens and Mrs H F Buechner host afternoon gatherings, while Frederick Mekkie’s birthday is honored. A large family reunion of Mrs John Morrison’s relatives unfolds with guests from Wheatland and Chicago.
Mrs. Clifford Hummer and Mrs. Georgia T Wilkin host and visit friends in Omaha and Cheyenne. Mrs W N Monfort plans entertainment for Mrs Stewart and son James of Denver during Frontier. Miss Hattie Coyle of Denver visits Miss Mary Brown. Mrs C G B Frank to entertain at Kennington. Mr and Mrs A Jy Johnston host relatives at Choe water.
Mise Fanny Hoyle, daughter of Col and Mrs Elb Hoyle, married Lieut E S Graham of the Fifteenth Cavalry last Saturday. They will sail to Europe after a brief visit to Fort Russell and then to France for instruction in French methods. Mrs Graham has been popular at the post and is sister to Lieut De Russy Hoyle, and daughter in law to Col and Mrs Guilfoyle.
Mrs William Mitchell hosted a refined 1 30 luncheon at the post marking the week's gaiety. Yellow decorations and flowers, yellow shaded candles set a bright tone. Covers were laid for Mrs Bundy Mrs Walker Mrs Shaw Mrs Cowin Mrs Noble Mrs Morris Mrs Snyder Mrs McKenney Mrs Christian Miss Tihster Miss Mary Williams and the hostess.
Mrs Kidward F Comegys hosted a Monday tea in honor of Mrs Comegys Sr and Mrs Reade with fifty guests, pink and white sweet peas, candles and ornate table settings. Guests served by Mrs Burt and Mrs Noble with assistants. Plans for future teas and card parties announced by multiple hosts as Frontier event looms and a health tip for back pain circulated from Chamberlain's remedy.
Mrs J Rom Carpenter and daughters Minnie and Rebeens return from a week in Golorad 618 West Withteenth Street. William N Hendley and Grace Faucette marry with Leon C Hill of Frewby Presbyterian Church officiating. Pauline Jones as bridesmaid John Seale as best man. Hendley, a long time city firefighter, and Fauette, new arrival from Kane City, plan to form friendships in Cheyenne. Governor and Mrs Carey host Frontier Days guests as Mrs Carey and her husband join celebrations.
Frontier tickets for the per formances are now on sale at Frontier headquarters in the old Burlington depot from 9 to 11.30 and 7 to 8.30 each day.
Local residents and visitors are noted in city briefs. A Tharp family from Grand Island Nebraska visited the city on their Portland Seattle trip. Prudential agent supervisor A G Areitz returned to Denver after auditing local agents. Mrs Henry Polck of Keota Colorado attends Frontier show with her children. Mrs OConnell and family visit her in country. W C T U met at Congregational church with large turnout. Mrs A L Gillispie expects a daughter from Golden today for Frontier Days. Mr Johnson visits his ranch near Chugwater and will return. J H Byler expects family from Anderson Indiana. with Keefe Contracting two months. Mrs Thomas Gordon improving after hospital stay. Local young women plan riding contests at Frontier grounds. Mrs Tenry Varnum chaperoned a picnic on North Crow creek. Lester Mercer of Pine Bluffs visits for Frontier celebration. John Ley asly attends Colorado & Southern business in city.
A mangled poem fragment centers on a woman’s figure and hair and hints at a husband’s legal alimony. The speaker describes personal traits and a strained relationship, implying financial and marital tension without clear narrative detail.
The 20th annual session of the Laramite County Teachers Institute begins Monday at Cheyenne High School. County Supt. Matile B Hefferson announced all arrangements, with sessions covering lectures, music, drawing, penmanship and classroom methods, and details from state school laws governing attendance and pay. The program lists dates August 26 to 28 with speakers including Rev. J. J. Witty Supt. Ira Fee and Supt. M. E. Shuck.
An advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a well established cure for female ailments. It claims thousands of grateful women have found relief and credits the Sherman Company with distribution.
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