Tea Party and Community Notices from Cheyenne
Elegant five o'clock tea hosted by Mrs. A J Parshall with pink and white sweet peas and carnations for all guests. Upcoming events include a dance by the A R S club and a cadet drill and wall seal dance at the gymnasium with John D Clark as speaker. Also report of Miss Hutchison’s mother’s declining health and birth of Mary Cowles LeCron in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Parshall
Orty
Parshall
Holth Duffy
Mabel LaFontaine
Charles Olinhams
California Syrup of Figs Warns Mothers to Use Genuine Product
A loud cautionary note urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs for children's stomach upset. It touts the product as a safe laxative that cleanes the bowels within hours and stresses buying only the genuine bottle to avoid counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tomorro
Visiting List Keeps Katheryn Dyer Busy in Laramie
Miss Katheryn Dyer visits Laramie this morning to see Suroy hosted by Miss Ruth Nash and Miss Nell Huff and plans to return Monday. Mrs. Murphy of Arapahoe Neb. leaves after visiting her sister Mrs. George Copeland. Mrs. Kinkead returns from Denver. Mrs. Carey and Miss Evelyn Jones head to Careyhurst for two weeks. Mrs. Cahill sails to New York for annual 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 games brighten cold library day
The Women's Club W R K C met at the library for a regular session this afternoon. Art club members enjoyed a Chinese pottery talk by Mrs Maurice Groshon with pictures by Mrs Adamsky. The Mystic Maze Club hosted by Mrs Win Haneaworth and Mrs Tony Christensen marked birthdays with high five and hand painted china gifts. The Thursday Bridge Club met at Mrs J M Newman's home through the storm for three tables and a tea, with prizes won by Mrs P Keefe and Mrs Hopking.
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 event at Fraternal hall on Wednesday evening. Tables for games were filled, Mira, J. J. Witegevald, and Mr. Vier tor Hall won high five prizes, with Mrs. Marty Mitchell and Mr. J. Argosheimer winning the $500 prize. Lanae served at ten, then dancing from ten to midnight. Next meeting in two weeks with Supreme President Young of Ponver to preside.
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Fraternal Union
Fraternal Hall
Mira
J. J. Witegevald
Viertor Hall
Marty Mitchell
J. Argosheimer
Lanae
Young of
Ponver
Mark's Guild Meeting With Voorhees Reported
In Church Circles ht Mark's Gigild a Guild of Bt Mark's met with ov Voorhees at her home yea.
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Mark
Egyptian crepe in Paris mode signals tomorrow’s fashion
Drecoll presents crinkly silken Egyptian crepe as a modern Paris influenced idea not antique or oriental. Shoulderless coats show raglan sleeves in, necklines and collars bold, jackets brief to emphasize hip draperies and a skirt silhouette. The line rises from feather to stylish boots, a height women envy.
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Drecoll
Paris
Madame Moile
Altar and Rosary Society Social at St Mary's House
Yesterday the Altar and Rosary society of St Marys met at Mrs Frank Tallires home for a social session. Forty ladies attended as hostesses served tea after games misle and needlework. Also noted bake sale plans and other church society meetings scheduled for this afternoon and evening.
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Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Frank Talimire
Talliire
Mel
D. J. O'Connell
Hugh Coffmano
Miss Margaret
Miss Walsh
Westminster Guild Meeting Delayed To February 7
The Westminster Guild will assemble Saturday night February 7 at Mrs. Petar Apel’s home with Miss Dobbin and Miss Rob WII hosting. Election of officers is postponed. Dr. Gammon from Chicago, a noted Sunday school worker, will speak during a western tour and attend a banquet Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetinster Guld
Reg- Var
Petar Apel
Dobbin
Rob Wii
Gammon
Chicrago
Benowning His Youth In A Fragmentary Tale
A fragmented OCR sample describes a vague scene where an elderly narrator reflects on a young person and a coach named Eli. The garbled text hints at unfamiliar names and a moment of emotional intensity without clear events or dates.
Life Do't Like the Plays in St Louis Family History
Quirky quotes from the St Louis Republic reflect a lighter, domestic scene as a narrator jokes about life not following dramatic scripts while discussing family history and making joss at the furniture with a feather duster.
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St. Louis Republic
Notable Women and Achievements Across Ages
Mrs Saras Todd at 103 is sister to Mrs Abratch Lincoln of Portland Ore. The Duchess of Portland has been appointed mistress of robes by Queen Mary of England. Thirteen year old Alice McConmughir of Cincinnati is a government licensed wireless operator. Mrs Elian W Fletcher has served 27 years as a Philadelphia police matron. Mrs Hannah Greenaldes of New York marks her 99th birthday by noting 205000 hours slept. Mrs Marie N Buckman of the US Egypt Exploration Fund is regarded as the foremost woman Egyptologist in America. Miss Margaret BE Knight, 70, works 20 hours daily on her 89th invention, whose first device a shuttle is used in most county cotton mills.
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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 Reveal Odd Facts and Legal Quirks
British Briefs note a treboat and high water discharge in London. About 100 UK residents earn over £50 000 yearly. The Deceased Wife's Sister Act legalised marriage to a deceased wife's sister, while marrying a deceased husband's brother remains illegal. London loses around 650 tons of soot per square mile annually.
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London
United Kingdom
Fashion Frills and Parisian Hosiery Trends
The era’s fashion chatter notes bold design shifts as Chicago and New York papers debate stockings, silt skirts, and tight silhouettes. Parisian discovery signals stockings are no burden in modern female attire, with a forthcoming tableaux twist in Paris.
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Chicago News
New
Notable Writers Turn To New Literary Ventures
The article notes Marie Corelli moving into writing moving picture plays while M Anatole France, at seventy two, returns to Paris to resume literary labor and plans new vein stories for youth. Theodore Watts-Dunton, poet and essayist, remains prolific at eighty one, with ongoing work on his collected writings and Britannica contributions.
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Marie Corelli
M. Anatole France
Paris
Lnbora
Theodore Watts-Dunton
Essist
Bel
Maes Puedia Britannica
Industrial Items and Labor Figures In 1900s Context
Fragmented text notes a single worker cutting glasses and references labor organizations in the United States with 2002 members. It cites 32 percent of working women, notes gender work patterns, and mentions Norway and age factors in female labor participation. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity States
Christianin
Norway
Electric Sparks and Fuses Cause Fatal Risks at Celebrations
A local report warns that any powerful electrical current used commercially at events can be deadly under dangerous conditions. It describes a near miss when a fuse blew during a bank of lights, with bystander Jim Braglistman preventing a wider outage.
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Bank of Ites
Jim
Food Prices and The Pork Trust Debate Highlights
In a Norfolk Dispatch note readers see cheaper white hen eggs per dozen reflecting price shifts. Boston transcripts and Chicago women discuss meat consumption trends. The column hints at dietary adjustments while noting tensions around the pork trade and prices in New York.
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Norfoll Tie
Pork Trust
Boston
Chicago
New York
Americun
Railroads See Varied Passenger Fatalities Across Systems
The report compares rail networks in New York and Creta Uritalo noting incidents per passenger. It cites a high incident rate for one system and a much lower rate for another, highlighting safety disparities among carriers.
Complying Rules to Secure Homes Notice 1914
Public land entry rules discuss deadlines the open period and eligibility restrictions. The Cheyenne land office warns entrants to file after 9 a.m. March 16, 1914 and not before. applications prepared before that hour are invalid if executed early.
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Howe the Taut
Cheyenne
Buried Under Snow Man Still Unfound
Avalanche on the Pill trail above Jackson buries man Wilson. Timpser rescues a hand and frees him before death from suffocation. Searles, a traveling salesman, is buried by a slide while attempting to reach the railroad. his horse dies and rescuers find him unconscious.
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Jackson
Timpser
Wilson
Searles
Receuers
Murderer of New York Is Found Here
A fugitive hunted by Mr Moore was pursued from Cheyenne to Sunrise and to the Italian district. Dressed as a street peddler, Moore searched mines and all hiding places but failed to locate the man until a late train neared Guernsey where a suspect matching the image was spotted and chased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Agen
Evangelista
T Hat
Mr. Moore
Prisoner chase ends with capture after 2600 miles trek
The report details a lengthy pursuit involving Superintendent Weed Deputy Sheriff Webb and Sheriff Moore. After a failed escape from a freight train near Guernsey the suspect was pursued by car and train, with Moore claiming 2600 miles of travel and a reward for the capture.
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Weed
Webb
Platte County
Guernsey
Angelo
Depuy
Moore
State Leader subscription amid hero worship rhetoric
A brief note argues hero worship may be self-aimed as readers consider subscribing to the State Leader. It frames the subscription as a civic echo chamber and questions the motive behind public adulation.
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G. Whittler
Mr. Parshall
A. R. 8. Club
Labor Hall
Susan Cahill
Marie Buchanan
Alice Hutchison
Conterse
Miss Hutchison
Long Beach
Miss Hutchinson
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
Baptist
W. W. Crook
O K. Snyder
Myre
W. Bullock
Hust
Kensington and Musicale
Old Society
Akeleington
Mra L
Killa
Chl Tummy
Mea
Westminster Guild
W. B. Seaman
Methodist Church
Fashion Frills
New York City
L.too.hsu
Creat Uritalo
Wihhop Demaar
Chicaro
March
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Neas
Los Angeles
Eif Toeal
PO Muking
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