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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
3
A reflective seasonal verse notes the light of memory, snowdrifts, and a glowing hearth as the year ends. The tone blends nostalgic lyricism with festive warmth and human kindness.
Miss Gertrude Tobin of Denver was honor guest at an Atlas party yesterday hosted by Mrs. Favorite for Miss Crow ley. After a matinee the group enjoyed a tea at the Robinson and returns to host Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper hosting informal dinner for Miss Tobin. Parish House Dance set for this evening.
Fort Russell hosts Mrs. Reno's tea welcoming Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Baker wives of two majors newly arrived at the Post. Ladies' night at the Artillery club featured music dancing and a supper. Captain and Mrs. Holley plan two months leave then sail March 5 for the Philippines amid warm post goodbyes.
Lieut. LeRoy P. Collins heads to Fort Riley to serve as secretary of the Riding school for several weeks. Ex Governor and Mrs. Bryant B. Brooks of Casper depart for Denver and Omaha after Consistory. Governor Carey and Mrs. Carey return home from a two week eastern trip. Carey presented Wyoming’s silver service to the battleship and attended governors’ conference. Miss Blanche Lummis returns from a three week visit with sister Jessie Lummis, a Latin professor. Mrs. George Joffee comes back from an extended eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs. Idleman plan Christmas in St. Louis then California for the winter with their daughter Mrs. Sidney Schiele. Mr. James Mason and daughter Agnes depart for California for the winter.
An ad promises relief from dullness biliousness and constipation with Chamberayns Tatlee dosage for use tonight and tomorrow. Sold by all dealers with nationwide distribution implied.
The Robinson candy special offers fourteen varieties priced at 260 the pound, promoting saving money with a buy now offer. Today only, the seasonal promo highlights Panzy bow candy Thc as part of the limited time deal.
New York reports Amelia Haldorn, once affluent socialite, arrested as an agent in a major smuggling conspiracy. Authorities say she carried 21 gowns valued at 15000 dollars seized at the port, traced from Europe to the United States.
A Sawtelle California woman describes contracting a severe cold that settled on her lungs and caused coughing and inflammation. She credits Chain’s Cough Remedy with relief after the first night and says the cold and lung soreness were gone in a week. Available through dealers.
Denver reports civil service exams include a cheese making phase for an assistant in cheese manufacture with a $1,200 salary. Candidates discuss aging methods, foreign cheeses like Neufchatel Roquefort and Limburger, and technical terms while joking about the board of health and cheese origins.
Cautioned against exaggeration as discussants debate varieties from lunar cheese to cottage cheese at a humorous examination. Report notes a future test may be held near Cheesman dam where candidates can voice opinions freely.
The most common cause of insomnia is stomach disorders and constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sleep. For sale by all dealers. Visit Palace Pharmacy tonight. The State Leader is the Want Ad medium of Wyoming. Try it.
The text describes early settlement in the Balkan Peninsula by Bulgars from the northeast and Finns from the Volga region, their merging with Slavs to form Bulgarian identity, and subsequent population patterns in Macedonia with Greeks, Albanians, Vlachs, and Migrians. It notes language shifts to a purely Slavonic Bulgarian tongue and the historic mixing across ninth century Macedonia.
The text explains how Bulgars Serbs Greeks Slavs and Vlachs formed distinct groups under Eastern and Slavonic elites, later crystallized by Turkish conquest. Turks avoided forced assimilation but imposed Islam on converts, while nonconverts preserved nationality. Persistent Christian rivalries enabled easier rule but widespread oppression fueled discontent and calls for regime change.
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