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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
16
The Hospital Aid society held a well attended library meeting to map the Charity ball with January 23 set as the date. Mrs. Charles Bristol heads committees while tickets will go on sale soon and venue remains undisclosed.
An ad claims insomnia stems from stomach disorders and constipation and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. It states the product corrects the disorders and enables sleep and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Mrs Meyer Frank will entertain the Mount Mellick club of Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs Wallace Bond will host the Wednesday Bridge club meeting this week.
The Strollers Quartette perform at the Baptist church as part of Lyceum series backed by the Young People's Federation. Junior Society hosts a Victrola concert with coffee and cake. Methodist Aid, St. Mark's, Westminster Guild, and Presbyterians plan meetings, bake sales, entertainments, and bazaars with crafts, home cooking, and comforters for needy families.
An old advertisement urges dullness relief with Chamberlain's Tablete and promises improved feeling tomorrow. It lists sale by dealers and a phone number 817 for arrangements, mentioning Scientific Facial and Scalp Treatments by Clara A. Ligler at 411 W 19th St.
A cryptic remark links fear of the deep sea to a devil figure nearby. The line hints at superstition and peril faced by a man confronting vast waters and unseen dangers.
A quote reflects a debate on age ideals, noting that some view a 50 year old as in prime while doubting a 30 year old woman’s vitality. The remark juxtaposes differing perceptions of aging and vitality among women.
A reflective line notes how mood reshapes memory and truth, linking past certainty to present doubt and hinting at the fluid nature of perception over time.
The statement emphasizes that the initial visit aims to share values that will motivate a return. It suggests a focus on core principles to establish ongoing engagement and repeat participation.
Gerald Underhill arrives in New York after years away and meets Alice Sanford. He endures a month of blind courtship with many eligible women before confessing love and asking her to marry him. Alice, earlier dubious, accepts as the pair acknowledge their deep feelings.
A brief squib notes a man taking time to learn to wear a monocle, suggesting his other interests are not pressing. The remark implies a leisurely, self-improvement moment without further details.
The passage speaks of ruling over Boble with monarchical authority and a pledge to deny any shared governance, referencing Blanche Bilzabeth Adu as a contrasting figure or ally in the governance dispute.
The narrator recalls a prewar hotel once grand in southern manners now decaying. Water drips through marble floors as a brown horse and flickering torches reveal auctioneers names, rusting scrap, and countless white eyes in darkness. A guide treats the scene as haunted memory of old south.
A column by Dr Lewis Baker offers patient letters and responses on constipation headaches hair care indigestion and weight issues with prescriptions for tonics syrups and tablets. Readers are advised to consult and mail self-addressed envelopes for free guidance from Dr Baker in Dayton Ohio.
Society figure Mrs. Frederick Coudert Brennig, widow of Baron Brennig and daughter of lawyer Charles Coudert, built a small two room operation rolling cigarettes marked with gold monograms. Surprising demand forced expansion to a larger factory with expert rollers and several packers.
Harper's Weekly reports European school authorities run several stuttering programs for youths. Some operate in summer, others after school, and some take full charge until improvement. Most recover within a few months, with repeats if relapse occurs and additional courses may be used.
Happy the Dalmatian of the New York fire brigade earned praise for climbing ladders and alerting crews during a Third Avenue blaze. When the master and two comrades were overcome by smoke, the dog barked at an upper window, guiding firefighters to their perilous location and helping save three men.
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