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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
3
The Capitol Avenue theatre presents a popular comedy farce by a capable company with notable scenery. The Girl from Rector's stars Katherine Raynor whose performance delights audiences at the Shubert. Seats are now on sale as patrons packed the venue to enjoy the lively production.
Major Skinner is relieved by Major McCullough who has just arrived. Skinner will take a month of leave before duty in the Philippines. Mrs. Skinner has been visiting Chicago and will accompany him to the Islands. Five Hundred Club hosts, with Mrs McCabe among guests, at a Monday card afternoon. Tuesday Evening Club and Shrove Tuesday pancake supper noted. Thursday 100 Club to be hosted by Mrs Everett Simpson.
After years of medical practice Dr. Pierce links stomach issues to impure blood and general weakness. He touts a tonic made from the di lyceria extract of certain roots as the best corrective for these conditions.
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is alcohol free and aids digestion by helping the stomach assimilate food. The remedy targets dyspepsia and conditions with tissue waste, aiding convalescence from fevers, thin-blooded individuals, and those prone to catching cold. Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser offers a French cloth bound 1008 page book for 31 one cent stamps to Dr R V Pierce at No 663 Main Street Buffalo NY.
Social items from The Leader highlight a February 22 birthday tribute to Washington and a parade of guests and travels. Readers learn of trips to New York City and Los Angeles, a Lent home cooking offer, and multiple clubs and dinners with Mrs. Adah Bryan, Mrs. Sahm, Mrs. Burkhardt, and Mrs. Rubottom hosting events.
Religious notices list Baptist Q O A meeting with Miss Maude Bright and altar work at Mrs. Dinneen’s home, St. Mark’s Altar and Rosary, and missionary circles. Methodist choir program features multiple solos and anthems. St. Mark’s Guild receives the Guild at 2623 Central Ave. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid hosts Friday gathering at 1311 House St. Women’s Missionary, W C T U, and Congregational missions also noted with tea, bake sale, and bake sale events upcoming. Sunday school banquet and meeting concluded the report.
A Missouri woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing uterine issues and a tumor after four doctors declared surgery necessary. She states a year ago she was near unable to sit, eat, or sleep, but now reports improved health and a healthy baby, urging other women to seek the remedies. The ad promotes the Pinkham product and offers confidential advice from the company.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy wins wide local use for coughs colds and croup with claimed cures. It is advertised as dependable and is sold by all dealers.
The State Leader's 10 000 club begins active vote gathering with prizes including a touring car four planos and multiple diamond rings scholarships and watches. Contestants urged to enroll early by submitting subscriptions and votes via the office or mail to boost their chances.
The 10 000 Club campaign contest in district 1 reports votes tallied for numerous entrants including Addle Swaney Cecilia Ritchle and Ida Gulder among others with various addresses and vote totals such as 6660 9114 5346 6510 2086 130 and 106 scattered across streets and states. A Bryan banquet reservation notice closes with a reminder to submit by Wednesday.
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