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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1912

Page

11

Informal Card Parties Highlight Cheyenne Social Week

Mrs. Musser hosted a Tuesday afternoon card party at 416 West 20th Street with seven guests and a tea finish. Other events include Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. Devers hosting bridges and tea, with plans for Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Sparks to entertain.

C. J. Musser West 20Th Street Mrs. Musser Mesdames J. Barritt C. F. Smith J. B. Griffith B .B. Baxter A. Crowland J. D. Clark Miss Lenning William WW. Noble Walker

Fort Russell Social Events

Mise Tilton of Seattle is the guest at Fort Russell social events.

Fort Russell Mise Tilton Seattle

Women Missionary Society Meeting Debates In Church

The Women's Missionary Society of the M. B. church will meet Friday afternoon at the parsonage. The program features a debate on whether it is more important to educate and evangelize foreigners in our own country than abroad. Mrs. C R Garver will speak for the affirmative and Mrs. W C Hoskins for the negative. all members and friends invited.

Women's Missionary Society of the M. BH C. R. Garver W. C. Hoskins Nekeaeps

Social clubs and bridge gatherings fill Tuesday afternoon

Mrs P O Brewster hosted her Women’s Club bridge session with ten attendees at her home and a library program planned for the afternoon. Other clubs met or planned events across town including the Capitol Hill Card Club and Alpha Club social, with musical numbers, sewing, and poetry entertainments noted.

Ladies of the Artillery P. O. Brewster Guilfoyle Myer Capitol Him Club

Beauty Tips for Hair and Skin From The Graphic

A vintage column promotes home remedies for hair and complexions. It criticizes washing the head for brittleness and promotes dry shampooing. suggests a magatone witch hazel solution for the face and claims it lasts all day. It endorses Mother's Balge as antiseptic therapy for pimples eczema and sores.

de Werthe

Amusing Verse Workshop and Sunshine Society Meeting

The report notes a verse writing event where ladies wove rhymes into a cohesive piece, praised along with a sumptuous course tea. Attendees included Mesdames Breanahan Jones Fiske Dobbins Bartlett Newman Smith Milligan McGlashan Hoskins Gray Harris Crain Carley Cook Dinneen and Miss Sharvitts. A Sunshine Society business meeting at the library drew sixteen members with regular business discussed. In two weeks Mrs F J Furry will host a social meeting with attendees Mesdames Guy Barnum Carpenter Busselle Jones Crabbe Martha Fox Newman Wheeler House Guilford Newlle Le Fors Harris Crain Gilland.

Mesdames Breanahan Jones Fiske Dobbins Bartlett Newman Smith Milligan McGlashan Hoskins Gray Harris Crain Carley Cook Dinneen Miss Sharvitts Sunshine Society F. J. Furry Mesdames Guy Barnum Carpenter Busselle Jones Crabbe Martha Fox Wheeler House Guilford Newlle le Fors Gilland

Advertising proves value in the Daily Leader

The piece argues that Ko pard's Shoe Store at 1619 Capitol Ave shows the power of ads. A $2.50 shoe sale announced in the Leader drew crowds before the sale began, with customers storing shoes for today. Another ad by Mr. Ronald is noted as likely to fill his store.

James Eugene A. J. Wharf St. John's Hospital Chicago Misa Thompson Leader Kopard Capitol Ave Ronald Daily Leader

Arrangements Committee Meets in Baltimore

Chairman Norman E. Mack and arrangements committee members meet in Baltimore to advance convention preparations. The meeting focused on delegate entertainment and hotel rates approved by committees.

Baltimore Batlimore, Md Norman E. Mack Democratic National Committee

Hearst Buys Atlanta Newspaper From Seely

The Atlanta Georgian reports that William R. Hearst has purchased the paper from Fred J. Seely who started it six years ago.

Hearst Georgia Atlanta Atlanta Georgian William R. Mearst Fred J. Seely

Homemade Pinex Based Cough Syrup Recipe

A home remedy claims to treat many coughs including whooping cough. Mix one pint granulated sugar with one pint warm water, stir two minutes, add 1 ounce Pinex, and fill a pint bottle. Take a teaspoonful every two to three hours for quick relief. The ad describes cost savings and rapid soothing effects using pine extract and related ingredients.

Ncaetres United Canada

The Canteen Controversy Voices Against Army Canteen

General logcett writes against army canteens arguing they corrupt recruits from rural areas, encourage drinking through a credit system, tempt abstainers, and push soldiers to outside saloons. He cites long service as commander and predicts ruin for the army despite any temporary benefits.

United States Vito Trim Bualce Firme

Establishing teen training and army standards proposed

A letter from Brig-Gen A. Daggett, U.S. Army retired, argues government should impose the same training requirements on the army as on youths before enacting policy. He acknowledges timing flexibility and endorses uniform standards across services.

Coming Thro the Rye on the Streets

A Cheyenne street scene is described as barrels of whisky are unloaded before a liquor house. A passerby squeezes through the narrow gap between stacked barrels in a moment the writer calls a temperance flavored incident though not an advertisement.

Cheyenne Leva Annalng

Man Sings In Street Amid Streetcar Traffic

A disoriented man with limited sight stares along a bar rail on both sides and hums a faded version of Coming through the Rye. Spectators note his voice still carries some tone as they remark on the ironic title for a song about a streetcar era. The crowd watches him sing and fantasizes about owning a copy titled Comin through the Rye on the Streets of Cheyenne.

Barrela Darrely Cheyenne Ray

Smoke Up Royd's Polloy Featured In Leader Ad

The Leader ad today shows Royd offering a rebate on pipe sales. Buyers pay regular price and receive merchandise worth half the price, effectively getting a pipe at reduced cost with added value.

Royd

Burglary Sentence Reflects on Sunday School Absence

Judge Pawcett of Brooklyn sentences 19 year old George Lott to a term in Elonra after remarks on burglary as the worst crime. He notes his 2700 prior sentences and that none of the offenders attended Sunday school, urging Lott to have gone.

Paweett Saya New York Tech George TH .Lott Ninteen Elonra Pawcett Brooklyn Hen

Wreck on Big Four train near London Ohio injures dozens

Two coaches of the northbound Big Four train derailed at Myers shores near London Ohio late today. About half a dozen people were hurt and the wreck was caused by a broken rail.

Columbia, O Myers Shores London Ohio

Roof of Philadelphia's largest hotel chosen for dirigible hangar

The hotel's roof in Philadelphia is selected as the aerial landing site for a line of airships linking New York and Atlantic City, Ohio. The plan aims to establish a new passenger and freight air route with the dirigibles docking at the hotel roof.

Philadelphia

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