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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1912
Page
3
Eloise Fletcher Celia Davidson and Ruth Breisch note that the saying “Human nature is much the same to world over” is a proverb claimed to be from Maine or Kansas, but it originated in China according to Youth's Companion.
Saturday afternoon Miss Alberta Smith hosted a Kensington gathering filled with friends. The room gleamed with sweet peas and gold glow as guests chatted and sewed. A 5 PM tea service followed, with Mrs. H. G. Watson and other invitees in attendance.
Mahoningtown Pennsylvania resident Mrs J A Burn Bide reports three years of monthly suffering and weakness improved after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims others tried the medicine with similar relief and urges sufferers to consider it.
Miss Frances Bristol hosted a lively Parish House dancing party for Miles Fay Walker of New York, with Fifty couples attending including Fort Rug Bell guests. Other notices cover a birthday picnic for Miss Vanita Lewis, tea hosted by Mrs. Mamie Hefferon for Mrs. Dugan and Mrs. Buck, and many civic society updates.
Secretary of War Stimson will arrive at Fort Russell Thursday. Troops will travel to Pole Mountain on Wednesday to prepare for maneuvers. Mrs. Alexander B. Dade and family plan to move to Evanston Indiana tomorrow. Mrs. Charles J. B. Stodder and family head to Fort Riley Kansas for Captain Stodder's transfer. Several residents embark for Denver and Colorado Springs on visits and trips.
Fort notes several new arrivals among troops ordered to the Philippines for the October transport. Captain Christian and family and Captain AHryson are expected to sail then. Lieut. Flees hosts his parents Mr and Mrs George Elsey at the Post quarters before their California winter trip.
In Sheridan on August 26, six committees met at the Labor temple to settle differences between operators and miners. They have discussed many points and reached compromises on several issues, but the wage scale remains unsettled. The miners show satisfaction with the gains, while no definite statement has been issued by the joint committee or other conference members on progress.
In Pawtucket on August 26 two guests of Mrs C H P Helmont will depart Huston's Beach Newport by biplane at daybreak Wednesday. Jack McGee will also give Newport exhibition flights next week. The passengers are kept secret as Newport residents guess their identities. This marks the first American use of a lover’s guests flying home by biplane.
Fort Winfield Scott on the Presidio hosts moving pictures for soldiers posted logs. Admission is charged in exchange checks or cents, with profits funding luxuries for the soldiers’ mess and post exchanges.
Voters in Los Angeles will decide at the next general election whether to restore free lunch service in saloons. A petition with 27 000 names, including 9 000 signatures from women, calls for a referendum on the issue.
Hrusseis Aug 26 Experiments with a quick firing aeroplane gun of American invention at Brasschaet military aerodrome. The weapon defends airmen from land attacks and hostile aircraft. It weighs 25 pounds and fires shots a minute.
The Danish Polytechnic School in Copenhagen reports Prof H T Han’s research on porous lead for accumulators. Microscopic cavities reduce weight while increasing surface area, claiming battery capacity can rise fivefold without larger size or weight.
Tivoli Rathskeller at 16th St and Carrey Ave in Cheyenne advertises Genuine Mexican Chili praised as the best, inviting patrons to try the cleanest dining spot with buckets of gold while Julius Ludwig is named new manager.
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