Mrs Parshall hosts tea as weather fails to chill guests
Mrs. A J Parshall entertained about fifty ladies at a five o'clock tea in a spacious home. The rooms were bright with tropical warmth, pink and white sweet peas, ferns, and carnations at each plate. Guests included Miss Holth Duffy, Miss Mabel LaFontaine, and Mrs. Charles Olinhams as servers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Parshall
Orty
Parshall
Holth Duffy
Mabel LaFontaine
Charles Olinhams
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children
An archival parenting ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and explains signs of indigestion. It warns against counterfeit bottles and promotes the genuine product with its supplier details and supposed universal efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tomorro
Visiting List Details Local Social Tour
Miss Katheryn Dyer will visit Laramie this morning to visit Suroy, guest of Miss Ruth Nash and Miss Nell Huff. She plans to return Monday. Mrs. A. D. Murphy of Arapahoe, Neb., has been visiting her sister Mrs. George Copeland and left Thursday for Billings, Mont. Mrs. W. C. Kinkead has returned from a Denver visit. Mrs. J. M. Carey and Miss Evelyn Jones will go to Careyhurst this morning for a two week visit. Mrs. Irene Cahill of the French shop has gone to New York on a spring buying trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Dyer
Laramie
Suroy
Ruth Nash
Nell Huff
A. D. Murphy
Arapahoe, Neb
George Copeland
Billings, Mont
J. M. Carey
Evelyn Jones
Careyhurst
Irene Cahill
New York
Club meetings and social gatherings noted with guests
The Women's Club meeting was held this afternoon at the library for a regular session. Art Club members gathered yesterday, featuring Mrs. Maurice Groshon who described Chinese pottery with pictures by Mrs. Adamsky. Mystic Maze Club hosted by Mrs. Win Haneaworth and Mrs. Tony Christensen celebrated birthdays with high five and a gift of hand painted china. Thursday Bridge Club met at Mrs. J. M. Newman's house during a storm, with an elaborate tea and prizes. Guests included Mrs. Barnard and Mrs. I. B. Bartlett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Maurice Groshon
Adamsky
Mystic Maze Club
Win Haneaworth
Tony Christen-sen
Sigled
William Border
J. M. Newman
P. Keefe
Hopking
Gueats
Barnard
Boulder
Newman
IR. A. Thropkins
Fraternal Union Card Party Draws Large Crowd
A large and merry crowd attended a Fraternal Union card party at Fraternal hall on Wednesday evening. Tables for three and five and six hundred were filled, with Mira, J. J. Witegevald and Mr. Viertor Hall winning top prizes. Mrs. Marty Mitchell and Mr. J. Argosheimer won prizes at the 500 game. Lanae served at ten, then dancing until midnight. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Supreme President Young of Ponver presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Union
Fraternal Hall
Mira
J. J. Witegevald
Viertor Hall
Marty Mitchell
J. Argosheimer
Lanae
Young of
Ponver
Mark and Voorhees Meet at Home in Church Circles
In local church circles Mark and Voorhees met at her home for a private discussion. The meeting noted in community records reflects ongoing congregation outreach and fellowship activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Egyptian crepe sets Paris mood in Drecoll fashion note
The piece describes Egyptian crepe as a crinkly silken fabric shaping a Paris mode influenced collection. Shoulderless coats reflect the raglan sleeve trend, thick neck collars and escapeless bodies appear, while brief jackets allow hip emphasis. The silhouette rises from feathered hats to stylish buttoned boots, a line of height women envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drecoll
Paris
Madame Moile
Religious and social club notices fill afternoon program
The Altar and Rosary society of St Marys met at Mrs Frank Talimire s home for a social session with hostesses Mrs Talliire Mel D J O Connell and Mrs Hugh Coffmano. Forty ladies attended games mis l and needlework and were served tea. Baptist Willing Workers plan a gathering at 547 Hust Eighteenth Street this afternoon with Mrs W W Crook and others. Un Presbyterian Church and old society host a musicale at the church parlors at 2 50 pm with Akelaington and program. hostesses include Mrs L Kil l a and Mrs C H L tummy. Each member may invite five guests and a silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Frank Talimire
Talliire
Mel
D. J. O'Connell
Hugh Coffmano
Miss Margaret
Miss Walsh
Baptist
W. W. Crook
Mra
O K. Snyder
Myre
W. Bullock
Hust
Old Society
Akeleington
Mra L
Killa
Chl Tummy
Mea
Westminster Guild Meeting and Dr Gammon Visit
The Westminster Guild schedules a Saturday February 7 gathering at Mrs. Petar Apel’s home with Miss Dobbin and Miss Rob WII as hostesses. Election of officers is postponed. Dr. Gammon from Chicago, a Congregational Sunday school worker, arrives Saturday to lead meetings through Monday, with a banquet Monday evening in the church parlor social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hutchison
Conterse
Cheyenne
Miss Hutchison
Long Beach
California
Miss Hutchinson
Weetinster Guld
Reg- Var
Petar Apel
Dobbin
Rob Wii
Gammon
Chicrago
Benowning His Youth and the Stunned Coach Tale
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a youth figure, a nearly centenarian, and a young Lily Saya. It references Eli assisting in coaching and a cry from Ab about emotions and age, but details are garbled and names inconsistent. The readable parts suggest a dramatic or anecdotal piece from a historical paper.
Not Like the Play Aboard Life Or Family Duty
A fragment from the St Louis Republic notes a curious remark on life and family history. The writing hints at domestic tasks and social expectations, with a playful line about making a joss at the furniture and a feather duster scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Notable Ages and Achievements Highlight Historic Figures
The column notes Mrs. Saras Todd at 103 in Portland Oregon, the Duchess of Portindd Tina named as mistress of robes by Queen Mary of England, and 13 year old Alice McConmughir a licensed wireless operator in Cincinnati. It also profiles Mrs. Elian W Fletcher a 27 year Philadelphia police matron, Mrs. Hannah Greenaldes at 99 reflecting on 205000 hours slept, Mrs. Marie N Buckman a leading Egypt exploration fund secretary and the eminent Misa Margaret BE Knight at 89 working 20 hours daily on her eighth nine invention including a shuttle now common in cotton mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saras Todd
Totan
Mra
Abratch Lincoln
Portland Oro
Duchess of Portindd
Tina
Qasr Mary of England
Alice McConmughir
Cincinnati
Elian W. Fletcher
Philadelphia
Marie N. Buckman
United States
Egypt Exploration Fund
America
Misa Margaret BE. Knight
London Briefs on Treboat Income and Sooty London
British Briefs note London water discharge rates. about 100 UK residents earn over £50 000 yearly. They mention the deceased wife's sister act legalizing marriage to a deceased wife, while marriage to a deceased husband's brother remains illegal. London city experiences about 650 tons of soot per square mile annually across 117 square miles.
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London
United Kingdom
Fashion Frills and Parisian Hosiery Trends
A fragmented notice surveys evolving women’s fashion from knickerbockers to slender skirts and stockings. It cites Chicago and New York papers weighing the shift toward tighter silhouettes and Parisian influence, noting an impending “tabl[e] belle” in Paris fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
New
The Writers and Their Late Career Shifts
Marie Corelli turns to moving picture plays while M Anatole France aged seventy two returns to Paris to resume literary labor and prepare new stories for youth. Theodore Watts-Dunton, poet and essayist, at eighty one, continues prolific work in poetry and reference writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corelli
M. Anatole France
Paris
Lnbora
Theodore Watts-Dunton
Essist
Bel
Maes Puedia Britannica
Industrial Items and Labor Statistics in the United States
A fragmented report notes a single worker can cut 6 000 watch glasses. It states that labor organizations in the United States total 2002 members and highlights that 32 percent of working women may undergo changes in employment. The piece also references gender and age dynamics in Norway and suggests women and girls enter the workforce early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity States
Christianin
Norway
Electric Sparks Cause Close Call At Local Event
A disrupted electrical system at a celebration nearly caused a disaster as a failing fuse sparked concerns. Reported by Jim Braglistman, the incident highlighted dangers from high current and faulty wiring in a bank of devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Ites
Jim
Food Prices and Diet Trends Spotted in 19th Century Dispatch
Norfolk Dispatch notes cheaper meat options as prices shift with the hog market. The Boston Transcripts and Chicago discussions highlight women seeking practical meals to cope with rising costs by prioritizing beef and pork while avoiding waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfoll Tie
Pork Trust
Boston
Chicago
New York
Americun
Train and Track Census of Rail Transport
The article notes rail systems in New York City and other regions handling vast passenger volumes. It compares accident risks, stating one fatality per 4.4 million passengers on some lines and higher risk on others, reflecting safety concerns in early rail travel.
Rules for securing homes in 1914 land entry details
The notice outlines premarket restrictions on land entry prior to March 16 1914, marking that filings before 9 a.m. on that date yield no rights. It emphasizes no rights for applications dated before 9 a.m. March 15 1994 and details procedures at Cheyenne local land office for filings after 9 a.m. March 16 2014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe the Taut
Cheyenne
Buried Under Snow Man Still Not Found
Avalanche on the Pill trail above Jackson traps travelers as Timpser digs out Wilson whose hand shows through snow. Rescuers save Wilson but the man remains missing. Searles, a traveling salesman, is buried during a failed attempt to reach the railroad. his horse dies and he is believed suffocated before救援 reaches him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Timpser
Wilson
Searles
Receuers
Murderer of New York Is Found Here
A fugitive, termed the murderer of New York, was pursued from Cheyenne to the Italian district and then toward Guernsey. Mr. Moore, aided by a local detective, followed leads as the train pulled away, sighting the man in a photo among Italian quarters before the train sped on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cheyenne
Agen
Evangelista
T Hat
Mr. Moore
Wild chase ends with capture after 2600 miles driven
The account describes a rapid pursuit led by Superintendent Weed and Deputy Sheriff Webb of Platte County. They chased a prisoner by motor car after a freight train, reaching Guernsey where the suspect was caught near the Italian quarters. Deputy Sheriff Moore reports traveling about 2600 miles in the pursuit, aided by a Tutt fence and a 95 percent reward, finally capturing the man pursued for over two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Webb
Platte County
Guernsey
Angelo
Depuy
Moore
Too often the hero worshiper is his own hero
A reflective column argues that self-glorification defeats genuine leadership and public service, urging readers to seek authenticity in state governance rather than personal mythologizing. It examines patterns of ego over accountability and calls for transparent, populist action.
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G. Whittler
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A. R. 8. Club
Labor Hall
Susan Cahill
Marie Buchanan
John D. Clark
Mary LeCron
James D. LeCron
Des Moines
Iowa
Methodist Hospital
Mary Cowles
LeCron
Grandpa Cowles
The
Register-Leader
Mrs. W. C. Kinkead
Denver
W. RK. C. Meeting
Woman's Relief Corps
Bridge Club
Card Social
Pariah House
Altar and Rosary Society
Kensington and Musicale
Westminster Guild
W. B. Seaman
Methodist Church
Fashion Frills
New York City
L.too.hsu
Creat Uritalo
Wihhop Demaar
Chicaro
March
Pt Ib c
Neas
Los Angeles
Eif Toeal
PO Muking
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