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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1912
Page
3
The verse reflects on measuring life through love and a child's gaze. It contrasts those who value each day as a final gift with those who squander it seeking earthly gain, urging reverence for every new morning and the future it builds. Grace Bilery Channing is cited in the quotation.
A lively gathering featured boating, potato and gack races, tug-of-war, and a handkerchief drop as children enjoyed activities. A 5 PM picnic supper with hot biscuits, coffee, ham, salad, eggs, and ice cream followed, then evening festivities continued to raise funds for the choir.
Monday evening at the Plains hotel Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hynde presided over a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of New York City who had been guests at the Plains for ten days. A large round table in the state dining room featured pink roses and candles with the Plains orchestra providing music and lively conversation throughout the evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Walker and daughter Fay Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Hearn and son Jack Jr of Massillon, Miss Warren of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy and the guests.
The Gynday School of St Mark's church held a Lake Minnneha picnic yesterday afternoon described as highly enjoyable. The spot offered boating on placid waters, ample shade and grass, a band pavilion for seniors, and the scent of new mown grass. Weather was perfect. attendance was large and committees performed their duties. Rev. George Davidson oversaw the sport.
An eminent skin specialist promotes a new drug ethinedoubt strength to remove freckles and improve complexion. Sold by top druggists in Cheyenne with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and claims rapid results after the first night. The ad asserts safety for tender skin and promises full refunds.
Heat often makes women pale and weak, reducing energy for exercise and increasing craving for hot foods that upset digestion. Strong emphasis on maintaining digestion and bowel regularity. Recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable mild stimulant and digestant. Sold in drug stores. 50 cents for the bottle, larger family size one dollar. Free trial bottle offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
Several Cheyenne residents plan months away with possible travels abroad. Guests from New York City and Boston visit Governors Carey and Goodrich households while others welcome relatives from Denver Los Angeles and Des Moines. Schoolteacher Louise Steele returns from vacation to Cheyenne and local families host visiting kin and former residents.
A garbled report notes several people traveling from West tielt for an Nadiern trip. Names include Miss Wigutinn Carley, Havel Barney, Olive Hendley, and BAAR of Cienega, with others listed. The plan mentions a six week trip and a mounting ride.
Lieutenant old Mra. Paul hosted a cordial gathering at her pleasant home with guests Miss Jeffrown Goodall McMurtrie and Mr Harmon, Lt Phipps Lt Bogle and the hostess Mrs Behult. A bridge luncheon is planned for next Wednesday and Mrs White will entertain Tuesday.
The polo tens run all week with daily hostesses from Mrs Holderness to Mrs Snyder and Mrs Mitchell. Few town visitors attend as hospitality shifts among cavalry and artillery units. The piece closes with a literary Hymn of courage.
In a barber shop, owner Touwins devises a unique protection for a private shaving cup. The cup remains accessible only to the owner and is covered by a paper cap that cannot be removed without breaking a seal, ensuring security.
A clipped courtroom exchange centers on gratitude toward a doctor. Pat’s wife hints at bias while a judge steers the dialogue toward accountability and thanks in a tense domestic scene.
The coroner investigates the death of William Rowling of Laden after consuming pork in Ma Rai Wah Fone od. A most preliminary medical opinion suggests the cause was inhalation of dust blown in from the street, per the witness.
A two volume prayer book once belonging to Mine de Pompe dour was auctioned for 87,000. It titled Once de la Sainte Vierge and includes drawings by Moneher. The work, printed at the Royal printing works in 1767, attracted notable bids.
A protest note mocks a teacher's duties and attire arguing against paying him the low rate of an office clerk. The text uses humorous neologisms to critique expected professional kit and experience.
A fragmented dialogue features an admirer praising a man who leaves footprints in time while a sarcastic observer predicts he will keep jumping on and erasing tracks. The garbled line suggests a humorous or cautionary exchange about a restless figure.
A brief vignette shows a young statesman debating posterity with a remark about recalling speeches. Senator Sorghum replies that only exceptional luck will prevent future government retrospection.
A playful pairing joke contrasts a young electrician who stares at a girl with a police officer approaching, humorously labeling each as a spark and a spark arrester. The quip uses light wordplay linking electrical terms to social scenes.
The passage notes Madrid's high living costs with a modest apartment at $750 a year. It contrasts domestic servant costs unfavorably with those in the United States. The dialogue includes a humorous line about whipping and family relations.
A fragment notes a woman receiving a gallon of leftover lemonade and Uncle Pennywise planning a reception. The quirky line hints at a humorous or surreal local exchange without clear context or names.
Queensland estimates forty million acres of forests remain uninspected and unreserved. The figure highlights vast, undeveloped timber resources awaiting assessment and potential future use or conservation decisions.
A report notes that roughly ten percent of global inhabitants use English as their language. It highlights English use across nations and cultures, underscoring its wide reach and influence.
A motion to dismiss the indictment against Clarence Darrow and a charge of bribing Robert F. Bain a McNamara juror will be heard by Judge Hutton tomorrow. Darrow’s attorneys argued lack of a trial within sixty days and jeopardy, noting he was tried on the Bath accusation and acquitted, with no new evidence against him.
A light classroom moment in which a teacher asks which animal most closely resembles humans and a timid child with curly hair suggests the tongue in cheek answer the fox or the man. The fragment captures playful curiosity in a natural history lesson.
Ella states she and a child struggle with telling time. Stella notes that uncertainty about age stems from that difficulty. The exchange hints at habit formation and self awareness through everyday tasks.
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