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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
8
An afternoon meeting of the Hospital Aid society at the library discussed plans for a Charity ball dated January 23. The president Mrs. Charles Bristol and committees oversee arrangements. Various club events and gatherings are scheduled including Shakespeare Club and Jewish Circle activities.
Advertisement states the main insomnia cause as stomach disorders and constipation and claims Chamberlain's Tablets correct these issues to help sleep. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs Meyer Frank will entertain the Mount Mellick club on Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs Wallace Bond will host the Wednesday Bridge club meeting this week.
The city’s churches sponsor Lyceum programs by the Young People’s Federation with the Strollers Quartette performing at the Baptist church. Junior Society hosts a Victrola concert with coffee and cake after, while Methodist Aid, St. Mark’s Simergae, and Westminster Guild plan meetings and bake sales.
An old classified ad urges dullness and stomach discomfort relief with Chamberlain's Tablets. It lists dealer contact and treatment arrangements by Clara A. Ligler at 411 West 19th Street.
A reflective line about fear of the sea and encountering the devil on the other side, suggesting a superstition or literary aside about confronting peril at sea. The remark frames danger as a moral test facing a man when faced with overwhelming tides and unknown forces.
A provocative line discusses age and gender roles, noting that 50 can mark prime years while a 30 year old woman may be seen as lacking belief in potential. The remark reflects attitudes toward women and maturity.
A pithy reflection on how perception alters memory as time passes. The line suggests mood drives the reassessment of truth, turning yesterday's certainty into today's doubt in a concise philosophical stance.
The statement emphasizes offering values upfront to ensure visitors return, stressing the importance of tangible benefits. It frames the initial encounter as a way to establish trust and future engagement through clear, valuable takeaways.
Gerald Underhill travels to Broadway and, after a month of meeting many eligible NY women arranged by Alice Sandford, realizes his true feelings for Alice. He returns to her, confesses his love, and she accepts, leading to their engagement.
A terse remark on idle time noting that when a man learns to wear a mongele his other interests are not pressing.
A fragmentary note speaks of rulers facing resistance to governance and the idea of governing others with reluctance. The text implies a royal or symbolic drift toward leadership while resisting wrongful domination.
A Descriptive visit to a crumbling antebellum hotel as described by John Gainworth in Scribner’s, where water drips through marble floors and a rusting hall holds faded memories. The narrator recalls ghostly eyes, an auctioneer’s name on a wall, and the lingering spirit of old southern gentility amid decay.
Readers submit health and beauty questions on constipation headaches hair loss indigestion and weight concerns. The doctor prescribes tonics syrups pills and home remedies from vitamins minerals and plant extracts with detailed dosage guidance and cautions.
Mrs. Frederick Coudert Brennig, widow of Baron Frederick Brennig and heiress to Charles Coudert, runs a growing cigarette business. Beginning with two rooms and monogrammed packs for society women, orders flood in, prompting a larger factory, with expert rollers and several packers.
Harper's Weekly reports that various European countries run special schools for stutterers. Types include summer programs, after school sessions, or full-time care until recovery, typically within four to six months. relapse prompts additional courses up to a third.
The New York fire brigade honors Happy the Dalmatian for aiding in a Third Avenue blaze. The dog climbed ladders and alerted firefighters when three men, including a fireman, were overcome by smoke, helping to prevent a fatal outcome.
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