Strollers to entertain at Baptist church Lyceum night
The Strollers, famed entertainers, perform a splendid program at the Baptist church as the second Lyceum entertainment of the season. Cadet drill and dance by High School cadets set for Friday at the gym with wall scaling contests and a later dance. The ticket winner earns maid of honor honors. Friday also hosts a parish house dance for the men and ladies. Mrs. A W Albie prepares to move to Omaha with a Kensington gathering at Mrs. Herman Gnam’s home.
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Baptist Church
Lyceum
Charity ball previews and society gifts at the Convent and Hourioe
Mrs. Goam on behalf of the thbd promoted Mrs. Alble with a brass fern dah as a surprise gift. Attending were Mesdames Alble Law Oliphant Woolston Edwards Dutchor Witters Lelghton Clark Stanfield Gyiling Finch Mullett Kellogg Wileon Gnam and Mina Neharda. The Sisters at the Convent announce a sale of embroideries, while a charity ball nears as society folk discuss plans for the season. The Canton Avenue Theater hosts Minstrelsy with George Evans Charles Hilliard Vaughn Comfort and a strong supporting cast Thursday night.
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Goam
Thbd
Mra. Alble
Eittan
Mesdames Alble
Law
Oliphant
Woolston
Edwards
Dutchor
Witters
Lelghton
Clark
Stanfield
Gyiling
Finch
Mullett
Kellogg
Wileon
Gnam
Mina Neharda
George Evans
Charles Hilliard
Vaughn Comfort
Canton Avenue Theater
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup
Supt. and Mrs. Ww. M. Jeffers return from Evanston in their private car with guests Mrs. H. S. Ridgely and her mother Mrs. Fenwick of North Platte. Mrs. Rohbaugh, wife of Dr. Rohrbaugh, visits Cheyenne at Mrs. John L. Jordan’s for a week. Mrs. A. Fenwick of North Platte returns home after visiting Mrs. Ridgely. Mr. Frank Jordan returns to Boulder to study at the University of Colorado. Jordan spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs. A. W. Albie leaves for Omaha where Mr. Albie directs the Nebraska division of the R. M. S. A joke on women ends with an umbrella pun in the exchange editor’s column.
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Ww. M. Jeffers
Evanston
H. S. Ridgely
Fenwick
North Platte
Frank Jordan
Boulder
University of Colorado
Jordan
Mrs
John L. Jordan
A. W. Albie
Omaha
Mr. Albie
Cheyenne
Nebraska
The
R. M.S
New York
John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
Colonel Astor
Mr. Saunders
A Woman Isn’t an Umbrella Says Editor
A playful exchange ends in a labor editor’s prompt work as the Chicago Tribune notes a humorous remark about women and umbrellas during a discussion. A final line mentions watercolor pictures and calendars at the Presbyterian bazaar next Friday.
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Chicago Tribune
Presbyterian Bazaar
Get Your Stomach Under Perfect Control
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and weak stomachs. It claims the tablets digest large amounts of food, restore digestive juices, and promise relief after meals, noting availability at druggists for 50 cents a box.
Inaugurals Held in Stormy Weather
Record shows inaugurations often faced harsh weather from snow and cold to rain. Presidents Jefferson Madison Monroe Grant Hayes Garfield Cleveland Harrison Lincoln and Roosevelt endured blizzards or storms at their ceremonies.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
New York City
Taft
Yaft
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Adawa
Jefferson
J. Adama
Avkson
Jackson
van Huren
Harrison
Polk
Taylor
Pierce
Buchanan
Linccoln
Lincoln
Crant
Capitol
MccKinley
McKinley
Tuaft
Presbyterian Bazaar Planned for Next Friday
The Presbyterian ladies will hold a bazaar next Friday afternoon and evening in the church parlors. Tables will feature fancy work aprons home cooking art candy and ice cream.
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Presbyterian
Christening at the Astor Home Names Next in Line
Guests gathered at the Astor home for a christening to perpetuate the family name. Mrs. Marshall Arnie Wilson served as godmother and John Jacob Astor the sixth to bear the name, tracing the line to the founder born in 1763 in Waldorf Germany.
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Astor
Mrs. Marshall Arnie Wilson
Colonel Astor
Mrs. Astor
Vincent
Marshall Orme Wilson, Jr
Mr. Dodge
John Jacob Astor
John Jacop Astor
Waldorf
Germany
Sarah Todd
New York
Gossip Among Sports Sparks Baseball and Boxing Links
The column notes Jimmy Archer praised as a great throwing catcher and Lefty Leifield assisting Johnny, with Brick Owens acting as western rep for fighter Jimmy Clabby. It mentions Cleveland’s sure-thing players Jackson and Graney and jokes about Frank Chance managing the Yankees.
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Brick Owens
Jimmy Clabby
Frank Chance
Yankees
How to Win the Deciding World Series Game Monologue
The note cites a proposed vaudeville bit for McGraw titled How to Win the Deciding Game of a World’s Series With Seven Players a Bone head and Sieve. It hints at a humorous take on baseball strategy and lineup issues during the championship run.
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Brute
McGraw
India to Gift Dreadnoughts to Britain Warships Route
Bombay dispatch reports that three super dreadnoughts and nine first class armored cruisers will be presented to the British government by Indian rulers and nobles. The plan includes stationing the ships in the Red Sea the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean.
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Bombay
India
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
How to Make Better Cough Syrup at Home
A home recipe claims a pint of cough syrup can be made for about $2.60 and relieve coughs within hours. Mix one pint granulated sugar with a quarter pint warm water for two minutes, add 4 1 4 ounces Pinex, fill a pint bottle with sugar syrup, and take a teaspoon every one to three hours. It is said to ease throat irritation and stimulate appetite, with a pleasant taste. The Pine and agar mixture is described as effective for inflamed membranes. Pinex is promoted as Norway pine extract rich in guaiacol. The method is touted as unique and widely used in the US and Canada, with a satisfaction guarantee and instructions to obtain Pinex from a druggist or The Pinex Co.
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United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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