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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
8
In the realm of women with the women's clubs Wednesday Bridge saw Mrs. Wallace Bond host a lively afternoon with all members present. Sweet peas and sunflowers brightened the rooms as players matched their skill at cards. Light refreshments concluded the gathering before Thursday Bridge plans.
If weather permits the Help One Another club will hold a City Park picnic in the afternoon. Each member may bring a guest and should provide lunotes plates cups small dishes for ice forks and spoons. If it rains the picnic will be postponed indefinitely.
The Indies of the Methodist Aid society will meet at the church this afternoon at 1:00 for a ride to Mrs Prosser's home south of town where the All Society meeting will be held. Please be prompt.
The Primary department of the Presbyterian Sunday School will enjoy a picnic this afternoon. Mothers of the children are invited to accompany them. The Baptist picnic at Talbot's Grove is set for tomorrow with invitation to all church members and families to bring lunches. Residents may meet at the church at 9 15 p m to travel together, or arrive later if needed.
A fragment mentions children in classes and their mothers with a hostess providing refreshments for the event. The garbled text suggests an orca-related setting but details are unclear.
The Presbyterian Ald will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs A F Saunders assisted by Mrs C M Peters. The Jewish Toadies Circle has postponed its card party and dance at Fraternal Hall until further notice.
J M Barrie notes that the songs you sing and the smiles you wear brighten the world, spreading sunshine everywhere. This reflects a lighthearted view attributed to the author about mood and mood’s reach dalam daily life.
A set of time honored canning and pickle recipes for winter use. Includes To Can Green Corn Without Cooking and Freshen for preservation, Best Bellah beets with horseradish, Canned Red Peppers with vinegar and sugar, and Ripe Tomato Pickle with spices for long keeping.
Sanitary authorities condemn floating baths near major cities due to sewage discharges that pollute waters. Bathing could cause dysentery and other illnesses, and the cleansing effects of baths are doubted.
The piece describes Moat Costly Wood Cabole found on the island of St Thomas and on the west coast of Africa. It is said to be the most expensive wood in the world, resembling teak and polishing to a high shine with a price around 8600 dollars per cubic meter.
A reader quotes George Eliot on marriage preferring a wife who prevents foolishness yet notes some men cannot live without ego. The saying contrasts self regard with partnership, reflecting societal views on bachelorhood and domestic choice.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a colonel explains his tense moment asking his future father-in-law for his wife's hand. The deaf father-in-law required his explanation before twenty clerks, highlighting the comical pressure of a critical moment.
A playful exchange features a groom answering a question about marriage with a sharp joke. Londos Tatlor records a groom recounting an accident where barbed wire caused facial scratches, yielding a humorous misdirection.
Early returns showed Dillman leading in the city race with a late surge for the challenger. Final tallies placed Frank Rowe ahead for sheriff while Eddie School won in town and country. Other nominees included Sam Thompson for prosecuting attorney and J. Manson for county assessor with Bartlett unopposed for surveyor. State contest favored D C Larksdale with 705 votes.
A Chicago corporate chief extols courtesy as essential in business. Courtesy builds lasting customer trust and loyalty among workers, bosses, and patrons, with little acts of consideration shaping reputations. The article argues true courtesy is habitual, benefits employers and employees, and reflects genuine disposition rather than veneer.
Roach plans to challenge the primary results claiming several precincts ignored Attorney General Preston’s opinion and counted for Schoel ballots from Republicans. Henry Beets’s GOP nomination may also be contested by L C Hinkle on similar grounds. The case could prompt a Supreme Court ruling on Wyoming’s new primary law.
In Wheatland and Green River precincts the primary tallies show Kendrick leading head of Senate with 296 votes to Fahey 198 and Sprigas 90 while Warren totals 496 and Mondell 452. In Basin four precincts missing still show Warren 631 and Mundell 671 with Fahey 808. a tight legislative race notes Crosby 835 McClelland 805 and Skovaki 832. court and state results list Clark 102 Beard 79 and Smith 192 Martell 75. clerical notes include Chamberlains remedy adverts.
The piece argues that genius is an innate gift requiring diligent practice and sustained effort. Hawthorne and Stevenson are cited as examples of long solo labor shaping great work, while luck is dismissed as insufficient without steady toil. It notes contrasts between Hawthorne and his partner Brown, who relied on luck and failed.
A reflection on human nature’s focus on pity from medieval almsgiving and saints to modern hospitals and analgesia. The author questions whether pain and pity are always beneficial, noting religious, medical, and legislative movements shaped by compassion.
The piece argues against whipping, urging calm guidance. It recommends saying Do not do that in a kind tone and, if the offense recurs, offering a measured consequence after askingDid I tell you not to do that. Over time the method should become habitual, reducing anger and promoting understanding between parent and child.
A seven year old pianist from Rennes captivates with genius for composition and a stream of symphonies piano pieces and melodies. Critics note his early mastery and promise. Several great composers reportedly began writing melodies before age seven.
In Corrara bog, Roscommon on the J J Doyle estate copper battleaxes armor and military utensils were found about thirty feet deep. The site marks a former clash between the O Rourkey of Brefin and the O Connors of Roscommon.
A fragmented item recalls Maine Indian wardens from about 75 years ago known for tall hats similar to Pocahontas era headwear. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but suggests a cultural or historical anecdote about uniforms and hats.
A Woman's Home Companion item describes Mothers Day in a neighborhood where one mothermind cares for the children of three others while they shop visit or rest. The piece notes the weekly mothers day custom and kitchen duties during the day.
Fragmentary text describes a journey from a westward region toward Arabia and a discovery related to a holy relic or site. The readable pieces suggest an explorer or expedition tale with uncertain place names and dates.
An item from Wyoming’s The State Leader showcases a want ad note for Sanitas and The Sherman Co. The brief indicates a small business or product listing context and suggests placing ads with the local paper.
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