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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
11
Poetic lines celebrate the season with nostalgic imagery of Christmas light and warmth. The speaker marks memories, snow, and a glowing hearth as the year comes to an end, invoking Milton as the imagined author.
Miss Gertrude Tobin of Denver, guest of Miss Marie Crow ley, was the honor guest at an Atlas party yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Favorite. After the matinee the group went to the Robinson for a tea, with Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper planning informal dinner for Miss Tobin. Parish House Dance also announced for this evening.
Mrs. Reno hosts an afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Baker, wives of two majors at the Post. Thursday night featured ladies’ night at the Artillery club with music dancing and supper. Captain and Mrs. Holley plan two months’ leave and will sail March 5 for the Philippines after visits in Alabama and Georgia.
Lieut LeRoy P Collins departs for Fort Riley to serve as secretary of the Riding school for several weeks. Ex Governor Bryant Brooks and wife leave Casper after a Consistory visit for trips to Denver and Omaha. Governor Carey and wife return from the east after presenting Wyoming’s silver service to the battleship and attending governors’ conference. Blanche Lummis returns from a three week trip. Jessie Lummis teaches in Milldots. Mrs George Joffee returns from an eastern visit. Max Idleman and wife plan Christmas in St Louis then California for winter. James Mason and daughter Agnes head to California for the season.
An old newspaper ad urges readers to take Chamberayns Tatlee tonight to feel better tomorrow. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers and uses lively language to prompt purchases.
The store advertises a last candy special with fourteen varieties priced at 260 per pound. Buy now to save money with today only promotion for Pancy bow candy Thc.
The arrest of Mrs Amelia Haldorn reveals a fall from wealth to poverty amid a large scale smuggling conspiracy. Authorities say 21 gowns valued at 15000 were seized and that she traveled through Rotterdam Paris London Liverpool and Canada while posing as a wealthy foreigner.
A Sawtelle California woman reports a severe cold settling on her lungs with coughing fits and soreness. She credits Chain’s Cough Remedy, bought after a friend’s recommendation, with relieving the cough the first night and curing the cold in a week. For sale by all dealers.
Denver reports civil service exams for a government cheese maker post with a $1200 salary. Candidates discuss Neufchatel Roquefort Limburger aging and animal activity in cheese, amid humorous and odd claims about cheese origin and purpose.
Attendees cautioned against exaggeration as a lively exam discussed many cheeses from lunar green varieties to cottage types. Rumor says the next session will be held at Cheesman dam shores where candidates may air opinions to best advantage.
The ad claims insomnia stems from stomach disorders and constipation and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to correct these issues and help sleep. It notes availability from all dealers and invites readers to Palace Pharmacy and Wyoming State Leader as the Want Ad medium.
The text posits early Balkan settlement by Bulgars from the Volga, describing Slavicized Finns and a mix of populations. It notes Bulgars, Slavs, Macedonians, Greeks, Albanians, Vlachs, and Migrians shaping Macedonia by the ninth century with mixed languages and ethnic identities.
The regions of Slavicized Bulgars Serbs Greeks and Vlachs formed distinct groups under varying empires. The Ottoman conquest solidified these differences while limiting assimilation. Some Christians adopted Islam, but many preserved their national identities amid ongoing persecution and political strain driving calls for reform.
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