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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1912
Page
3
A promotional piece explains that nerve and pelvic disorders in women stem from internal inflammation treated by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription made from native root extracts without alcohol. A Virginia woman testifies healing after using the remedy alongside Pleasant Pellets for liver issues.
Clem L. Wagner in Youth's Companion urges steady study and prompt action. The verse counsels conquering procrastination with nimble fingers and disciplined daily duties.
A train scene yesterday afternoon showed No. 4 arriving with a group of young women alighting among the passengers. Their faces shone with health and happiness as they carried luggage suggesting a strenuous trip. The most distinguishing feature of their group remains noted.
Mrs Bewina Murr of Louisiana Missouri describes twelve years of illness with drag ing down pains and severe cramps after eleven doctors. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges others to seek advice from the Pinkham company.
A Yukon style campus soiree story recalls twelve Daisies and two chaperones returning from a mountain trip near Buford. Mothers breathe relief their daughters are safe and well after a splendid two day gathering featuring a grand dinner hosted by Mrs Hakes with flowers and ice cream. Sunday visitors filled the camp with a large feast praised as good as mother’s, before farewells under the moonlight.
Mrs Charles Fuelcher hosted a pink and white event in honor of Miss Elizabeth Moran of Butte Montana. The indoors garden theme featured pink and white sweet peas on place cards and decorations as Moran led a five hundred card session followed by luncheon. Guests included Miss Moran Miss Teague Miss O Connell Ella Bergersen Anna Hansen Ruth Brelach Mabel Branson and others. John Astle and daughters Hazel Gladys returned from Denver where they stayed at the Albany.
A long list of birthdays parties and visitors fills Cheyenne social notes. Miss Rutis Heenan Little Mazel Stevens and Mrs H F Buechner host gatherings this week while families from Wheatland Chicago Denver and New York arrive for visits. The article notes reunions for Mrs John Morrison's children and grandchildren and reports a new baby girl Dorothy born to Mr and Mrs Chilton BE Bragg formerly of Cheyenne.
Mrs. Clifford Hummer and Mrs. Georgia T. Wilkinn host at the Frontier gathering with entertained guests from Omaha and Denver. Miss Hattie Coyle visits Denver, Mrs. CG B. Frank hosts at Kennington, and Mrs. W N Monfort plans a family visit in Cheyenne with James Stewart and son.
Fort Russell social news reports the marriage of Mina Fannie Hoyle daughter of Colonel and Mrs Elb Hoyle to Lieut E R Graham of the Fifteenth Cavalry. After a brief visit with Colonel Guilfoyle the couple sail for Europe to attend a French riding school and then proceed to Saumur France. Mrs Graham, sister of Lieut De Russy Hoyle, is highly regarded on the post and guests extend warm congratulations and best wishes.
Mrs. William Mitchell hosted a 1:30 PM luncheon to start the week’s gaiety at the post. Yellow décor and flowers brightened the drawing room and luncheon table with yellow shaded candles. Guests included Mrs. Bundy Mrs. Walker Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Cowin Mrs. Noble Mrs. Morris Mrs. Snyder Mrs. McKenney Mrs. Christian Miss Thister Miss Mary Williams and the hostess.
Mrs. Kidward F. Comegys hosted a Monday tea for guests including Mrs. Comegys Sr and Mrs. Reade, with pink and white sweet peas, candles, and a formal dining room service by Mrs. Burt and Mrs. Noble. Fifty guests attended.
Mrs J Rom Carpenter and daughters Minnie and Rebeens return from Golorad visit. William N Hendley marries Grace Faucette at Frewbyian church with Leon C Hill as minister. Pauline Jones maid of honor and John Seale best man. Groom, a longtime city firefighter, and bride recently from Kaneon City, planned to host guests of Governor and Mrs Carey for Frontier Days.
Frontier tickets for per formances are on sale at headquarters in the old Burlington depot. Sale hours run from 9 to 11 am and 7 to 8 pm.
South Cheyenne news reports visits by A Tharp and daughter Mise Janel of Grand Island Nebraska, Prudential agent supervisor A G Areitz returning from Denver, Mrs Henry Polck from Keota Colorado, and D J O Connell visiting relatives. W C T U met at Congregational church with large crowd. Mrs A L Gillispie expects daughter from Golden Colorado during Frontier Days. Local residents travel to ranches, frontier grounds events, and Pine Blattsy business ties with Colorado & Southern noted.
The lines depict a tangled relationship with a wife described as vain and neglected by her husband. References to hair and a single braid hint at identity struggles while a looming alimony burden suggests financial strain.
The 25th annual Laramie County Teachers Institute opens Monday at Cheyenne High School with sessions led by county and state educators. The program outlines daily lectures, demonstrations, and activities through the week, including opening and evening programs and policy notes on certification and attendance.
A promotional note describes Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a famed medicine for women’s health. It claims thousands of grateful women rely on its proven remedy to relieve symptoms and restore wellbeing, credited to the Sherman Company and Dutch Kalsemine.
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