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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1912
Page
11
A poem excerpt reflects on three things beyond measurement the look of love the child’s eyes and quiet lids when lost. It contrasts daily living as if each day could be last with the building of future and past through hopeful acts. Grace Bilery Channing is quoted in Youth's Companion.
Amusements and joyous activities delighted the young crowd as all ages joined boating races games and contests. A dry flash pond entertained the little ones while prizes included toys and trinkets. At five the picnic supper featured hot biscuits coffee ham salad eggs and ice cream cones. Evening festivities supported the choir.
Monday evening at the Plains hotel Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hynde hosted a dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of New York City who had stayed ten days there. A large table in the state dining room held the guests with pink roses and shaded candles as the Plains orchestra played. Covers were laid for the Walkers and their daughter Fay Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Hearn and son Jack Jr. of Massillon, Miss Warren of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy and the hosts.
The Gynday School of St Mark’s church held a Lake Minnehaha picnic yesterday afternoon described as one of the season’s most enjoyable. Attendees enjoyed boating, shade, grass, and a band pavilion for the elderly, amid the scent of new mown grass. Weather was perfect. Rev George Davidson led sports and oversight of arrangements, with strong committee performance noted.
Eminent skin specialist introduces ethinedoubt strength a new medication promising to remove freckles and improve complexion. Sold by top druggists in Cheyenne with an absolute money back guarantee if unsatisfied. First night use may show noticeable fading of freckles. Harmless and safe for tender skin according to the ad.
An 1900s health notice explains heat makes women pale and languid, increasing constipation. It advises digestion and regular bowels, notes fruits may lax, and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable, safe remedy sold nationwide. Free trial offers briefly mentioned with the Monticello Illinois address.
A cascade of Cheyenne social notes records residents and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kennedy plan months away from Cheyenne with possible overseas travel, while Frontier guests T. Blake Kennedy host greetings. Several families travel between Denver, New York, Boston, and Des Moines as they visit relatives and send new plans.
A report from Trop, MA notes personnel leaving duty with the Hunne bal expedition at 7 a.m. The text mentions Miss Wigutinn Carley and others from various places taking a voyage toward an Nadiern trip, including Mr. and Mrs. Mahithiy and Mine 1-a- Tite. They will be paid six weeks.
Lieutenant old Mra Paul and the Hospitable couple welcomed friends for an attractive evening at their pleasant home. Yellow candles lit the table while guests included Miss Jeffrown Goodall McMurtrie and Mr Harmon Lieutenant Phipps Lieutenant Bogle and the hostess Mrs Behult. Bridge luncheon invitations went to guests for next Wednesday and Mrs White plans a bridge on Tuesday.
The polo tens event progresses with rotating hostesses each day, Mrs Holderness and Mrs Raborg of cavalry presiding Monday, Mrs Horn and Mrs Bryson of artillery on Tweediv, and Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Snyder of cavalry today. Few town visitors attend as the tournament runs all week. The Last Hymn by Frank W Sterns closes with the line Nearer, My God, to Thee.
The owner, Touwins, keeps a private shaving cup in a barber shop and has devised a paper cap that covers it and cannot be removed without breaking a seal. No other details about the owner or the shop are provided.
A brief courtroom exchange centers on a doctor who helps Pat and his wife claim credit for a break even outcome. The judge presides as the dialog hints at gratitude and blame.
Inquest into the fate of William Rowling notes medical testimony. The coroner's doctor cites a dust blow from the street as a possible factor in the death following a pork dish consumed at a shop in Laden.
A scarce two volume prayer book once owned by Mine de Pompe dour sold at auction for 87 000 francs. The item titled Once de la Sainte Vierge included drawings by Moneher and was printed by Royal printing works in 1767.
A fragmentary protest text ridicules an educator's role and qualifications, noting the mismatch between expected expertise and official pay. The brief quotes imply satire on professional standards in public service.
A fragmented quotation hints at a wary observer and an admirer debating a man who leaves footprints in history. The exchange suggests quick changes and a light, satirical tone about persistence and impact.
A dialogue between a young statesman and Senator Sorghum hints at future recalls of speeches. The exchange underscores doubts about enduring impact and the fickleness of political memory.
A witty exchange pairs a young electrician with an attractive passerby and a policeman nearby. The dialogue relies on puns linking sparks to electricity and law enforcement, delivering a lighthearted street vignette.
The text describes a scene with Mrs. Messer-Now and Tommy facing a harsh auntie, followed by a claim that life in Madrid is costly. It notes Madrid’s high living costs and compares servant wages to the United States, mentioning an apartment priced at 750 dollars yearly.
A woman receives a gallon of leftover lemonade and is approached by Uncle Pennywise who immediately wants to arrange a reception. The odd exchange hints at a quirky social rumor or incident noted by readers.
Queensland holds an estimated forty million acres of forests yet to be inspected and unreserved, indicating vast untapped timber resources and potential future development.
The article notes that roughly ten percent of the world's population speaks English as a language. It discusses the global reach and influence of English across regions and populations.
A motion to dismiss the indictment for bribing juror Robert Bain will be heard by Judge Hutton in Los Angeles. Clarence Darrow’s attorneys argue no trial within sixty days after the indictment and prior jeopardy on the same charge. They contend evidence already used in the Bath conspiracy trial shows no new proof against Darrow.
A humorous schoolroom exchange where a boy with curly hair answers the teacher by guessing the animal that most closely resembles humans. The quip captures a playful moment in close up natural history.
Ella remarks on the effort required to learn telling time. Stella notes that struggle with time sense explains Ella's uncertainty about her age. The exchange highlights their bond and curiosity about growing up.
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