Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted for Palatability
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as absolutely pure in distillation and highly palatable, touting its beneficial qualities.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
8
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as absolutely pure in distillation and highly palatable, touting its beneficial qualities.
In London this December women face a fashion split over the new waist line for winter coats and dresses. Some designers push high waists with short bodices inspired by Napoleonic court etiquette, while others resist the shift, predicting the old silhouette will return. A compromise via a high sash that rises above the waist is being explored as a middle ground.
The text notes a Datura waist line seen in gatin and embroidered fabrics. It mentions no plan to introduce the wakp waist, only a neat trim waist designed for absolute wearer comfort.
Lafayette High School VA hosts a C A C basketball game Saturday evening at Keefe Hall followed by a dance after the contest. Local fans are invited to stay for the social event after the game.
Local weather data for the 24 hours ending at 6 00 PM Dee 1910 shows a maximum temperature of 47 degrees and a minimum of 26 degrees with no precipitation. Northwest expects no snow or rain while warmth occurs in the northeast and central portions.
Mrs J R Hudapeth, a wealthy Yazoo County planter, reportedly took her life by jumping from a boat into Wolf Lake near Yazoo City after enduring months of boll weevil devastation to her cotton fields. A black boat boy paddled to shore as she plunged overboard.
Eddie Pitta announced a January 2 Cheyenne Athletic Club boxing card featuring Jimmy Gardner versus John O Keefe in a key middleweight bout. Both men rank among the division's top contenders with Gardner claiming world status after Ketchell's death.
Ihaca N Y December 8 Coach Dan Regi of the Cornell football team urges a rule change for next year to shorten the down distance to five yards within the twenty yard line. He says this would boost scoring chances and test the merit of new rules with minimal changes.
Boxing to be resumed in St. Louis under a strict club membership system. Police commissioners will not object if tickets are issued only to bona fide club members, a plan already used in New York and Boston.
Misa Lucy White Hinges, daughter of Joe Addison Hayes and granddaughter of Jefferson Davis, married George Hower Young in a St. Stephen's Episcopal Church ceremony led by Rev. Arthur N. Taft. Attendants included maid of honor Doree Dewitt and bridesmaids Constance Pulitner and others. groom's party listed.
Mrs Kuma Flower Taylor of Watertown North Carolina daughter of the late Governor Roswell P Fowler donated 60000 for a park house at Trinity Episcopal Church to welcome those outside Christian churches. Rev Francis W Kasson oversees plans for a two department clubhouse with domestic science classes for women and girls and for men and boys. Meewel Fiowel Weber to Roswell P Library at a cost of 800000.
Otto Floto signed Hugo Kelly to meet a top middleweight in Kansas City in January for Cas Waleh of the Grand Avenue A C Kansas City. Johnny O'Keefe is likely Kellys opponent. Floto traveled to Chicago to attend the Hackenschmidt Weathergard match.
In Montreal 4000 spectators watched Zbysco, Europe's champion wrestler, defeat Maurice Dering the Swiss heavyweight. Promoters offer a 15000 purse for a Zbysco versus Hackenschmidt bout.
Butte, Montana. Great Falls, Montana. Salt Lake City, Utah. Oden, Utah. Boise and Twin Falls, Idaho join as founding members of the Union Association league of baseball clubs organized last night with W. H. WH Lucas as president secretary and treasurer.
Yusuf Mahmout the Bulgarian wrestler claimed the world heavyweight championship after Frank Gotch announced retirement from public wrestling. The assertion follows Gotch's stated retirement and his stated intention not to wrestle again.
Fifteen year old Water Back, a Western Union messenger, signaled courage and quick thinking when he spotted a burglar near the Dalber clothing store on Seventeenth street. He alerted police at once after watching the man wrap stolen goods in a hat and slip through a transom. Police, with Officer McCarty, arrested the intruder, Private Gilmore of Battery C, stationed at Fort Russell, who had planned the burglary. The boy’s alert action saved the store from being robbed tonight.
In Montevideo national deputies resign en masse as the government offers nominations to party figures and moderates. The move sparks renewed talk of a Dow revolution and unsettles the political scene with no candidate acceptance.
A jury in Iowa City returned a verdict of murder in the second degree against Guy Bakes for killing Oliver Driver by striking him with a board. The jury deliberated about three and a half hours.
Fragmentary OCR report from Grend Prie Texas describes a youth injured by a blow. The brief item notes a broken neck and lists unclear names and details, reflecting a terse local dispatch.
The Industrial Club's annual dinner focused on Cheyenne sanitary conditions and the water supply. Reported receipts show a net show profit of 10 280 20 with large disbursements for advertising and attractions. Leaders urged a park custodian, tree planting, and a complete water shed and sewer system, while critiquing current prices and city services.
In Vilna the busiest street remains silent with a sacred image at its northern archway and a nearby Roman Catholic church. Daily Mass unveils the picture, drawing pilgrims who kneel despite faith. Local legends recount a string of sudden deaths when attempts were made to move the artifact.
Between Henson Lafayette and Bataurday Eve a basketball clash set for a Saturday evening. Postgame dance at Hell Hall follows the contest with admittance to all attendees.
A persuasive bank ad urges readers to open a savings account with just one dollar, promising security and integrity. It highlights a four percent interest rate and the value of small, regular deposits as a safety net for illness or emergencies.
Washington reports 10,139,080 bales of cotton ginned from 1910 growth through December 1, with rounding including 84 half bales. The census bureau released the figures today.
Paducah Kentucky December 8 John Porteous 27 known as the tallest and skinniest Elk at the 1907 Denver national convention has died of tuberculosis Porteous stood six feet seven inches and a special coffin was ordered for his funeral
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