Entertaining Teas and Card Parties Highlight Cheyenne Social Scene
Mrs. C. J. Musser hosted a lively Tuesday card party at 416 West 20th Street with a charming tea to follow. Guests included Mesdames Barritt Smith Griffith Baxter Crowland Clark and Miss Lenning.
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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
Fort Russell Social Events
Mise Tilton of Seattle is the guest at social events in Fort Russell, with local attendees noted. The report highlights hospitality and community gatherings centered around her visit.
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Mise Tilton
Seattle
Women’s Missionary Society Debate at M B H Church
The Women’s Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon at the parsonage. The program’s main item is a debate on the resolution that it is more important to educate and evangelize foreigners in our own country than abroad. Mrs Garver speaks affirmative and Mrs Hoskins negative. all members and friends are invited.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
M. BH
C. R. Garver
W. C. Hoskins
Nekeaeps
Women’s clubs host tea and bridge events this week
Tuesday afternoon bridge at Mrs P O Brewster’s included Mrs Guilfoyle Mrs Myer Mrs Keliffer from Ft Russell and other members. The Woman’s Club meets at the library this afternoon with Mrs W B Ross presenting a paper on Trials. Several clubs plan social gatherings and musical numbers at members’ homes and public venues.
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Ladies of the Artillery
P. O. Brewster
Guilfoyle
Myer
Woman's Club
W. B. Ross
Everts
J. T. Graham
Beauty remedies and cautions from The Graphic
An article discusses hair care myths and home remedies. It warns against washing that brittles hair and suggests a dry shampoo method. It promotes a magatone and witch hazel formula for complexion and cites Mother's Balm as antiseptic treatment for pimples eczema and other skin issues.
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de Werthe
Amusing verses weave into tea and society notes
A literary gathering featured ladies composing verses woven into a charming whole. A sumptuous course tea complemented the event. 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 meeting followed with sixteen members present. Plans were made for Mrs F J Furry to host a social in two weeks. attendees included Mesdames Guy, Barnum, Carpenter, Busselle, Jones Crabbe, Martha Fox, Newman, Wheeler, House, Guilford, Newlle Le Fors, Harris, Crain, Gilland.
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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 of ads in the Leader
The piece argues Ko pard's Shoe Store shows crowds from an ad for a $2.50 shoe sale. It notes yesterday's bio ad drew shoppers even before the sale started and urges advertisers to buy space in the Daily Leader to reach readers ready for bargains.
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Leader
Kopard
Capitol Ave
Ronald
Daily Leader
Arrangements Committee Matures Baltimore Convention Plans
Chairman Norman E. Mack of the Democratic National Committee and the arrangements panel met in Baltimore Md to finalize convention matters. Preparations for delegate entertainment and hotel rates were approved by the committees.
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Batlimore, Md
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Hearst Buys Atlanta Georgian Newspaper
The Atlanta Georgian reports its sale to William R. Hearst from Fred J. Seely who started the paper six years ago. The deal announced this afternoon confirms a change in ownership in Atlanta Georgia.
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Hearst
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian
William R. Mearst
Fred J. Seely
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Claims High Efficacy
A promotional note describes a home cough syrup recipe using granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex. It claims relief for many coughs and respiratory issues, touts low cost, and promotes the concentrated pine extract as the active ingredient.
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Ncaetres
United
Canada
General logcett voices opposition to army canteen system
In a detailed letter General Logcett argues the army canteen breeds debt and alcohol reliance among soldiers. He claims it tempts abstainers, tempts moderates to drink more, and aids drinkers, leading to moral decline and outside saloons. He cites recurring pay-day spending and poor duty performance linked to drinking.
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United States
Vito
Trim
Bualce Firme
Establishing can teens for them and army time
A letter signed Brig-Gen A. Daggett U.S. Army retired argues government should require the same standards for the army as for teenagers. The writer suggests timing is flexible and notes trainmen are dazed with beer.
Coming Thro the Rye on the Cheyenne Street
A fragmented Cheyenne newspaper note recalls a morning scene in front of a liquor house where many whisky barrels blocked the sidewalk. A single passerby squeezes between the barrels as the author hints at temperance without sermon.
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Cheyenne
Leva Annalng
Singing man on street eyes half a block and cheyenne song
A disoriented man with limited sight smiles and sings Coming Through the Rye on a Cheyenne street. Onlookers note the song’s appeal and joke about wanting a copy titled Coming Through the Rye on the Streets of Cheyenne as the group continues listening and eyeing the streetcar ray.
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Barrela
Darrely
Cheyenne
Ray
Royd's Leader Ad Promises Half Price Merchandise Rebates
The notice describes Smoke Up Royd offering to rebated buyers one half the price in merchandise on any pipe at regular marked price. This mirrors Royd's selling style of providing more value than cash spent, aligning with his liberal sales approach.
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Royd
Burglary Sentencing Cites Sunday School Absence
Brooklyn County Judge Pawcett sentences George TH Lott age nineteen to a term in Elonra for burglary. He decries burglary as the worst crime and notes in 5 years on the bench he has seen 2,700 defendants, none of whom attended Sunday school. He adds if Lott had attended, he believes Lott would not be before him.
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New York
Tech
George TH .Lott
Ninteen
Elonra
Pawcett
Brooklyn
Hen
Wreck on Big Four Train Ditches Near London Ohio
Two coaches of the northbound Big Four train derailed at Myers shores near London Ohio as a broken rail caused the wreck. About half a dozen dozen people, roughly forty eight, were injured in the incident.
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Columbia, O
Myers Shores
London
Ohio
Roof of Philadelphia hotel chosen for airship line
A Philadelphia hotel roof is selected as the launch and landing place for a new airship route connecting New York and Atlantic City via Ohio. The plan envisions dirigibles operating along the coast to link major urban centers.
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Philadelphia
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Baptist Chains
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Baptist
James Eugene
A. J. Wharf
St. John's Hospital
Chicago
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George Brooke
The
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Paris
Mia
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William WW. Noble
Walker
New Bridge Club
Daniel le May
Sanford
Dyer
California
Fort Russell
Albert Gilmor
Mise Little
Brooke
Bryson
Devera
Mra. L. RB. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Ema
Hanson’s
Atlas Theatre
Hansons
BLK. Ce
Mission Circle
Rh. M. A
Fred Miller
Evanest
George P. Taylor
Seymore Street
Capitol Him Club
Fred
Corey Dudley
24Th and
Evans Street
Alpha Club
Suunshine Society
Ash
Baltimore
Capitol Avenue
Klaw & Erlanger
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Republic Theatre
FCCA
Anny Brook Farm
Daggwatt
United States Army
General Logcett
Kopald’s
A. & Daggett
U. 8
Paweett Saya
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