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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for stomach and bowel issues. It appeals to readers with free samples and a mail order offer, claiming permanent relief and natural action. The copy cites weighty testimonials and promises quick results, urging residents to request the remedy by mail from Monticello, ML.
Grand preparations begin this morning as Hospital Aid President Mr Sturdevant and an assisting committee plan the Charity ball set for Wednesday evening at Keefe hall. The decorating committee meets at nine o'clock and will spend most of the day decorating. Governor and Mrs Garey and other officers will attend the receiving party.
A Windfall Indiana family claims Dr Miles Nervine cured their child’s fits. The note praises the remedy and asks others to send for more information with a stamped reply.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles' Nervine treats nervous diseases including fits St Vitus dance convulsions and epilepsy and warns insanity may result from these conditions. It promises relief and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit the user. Gold by all druggists.
Burglars pried in through a back window at Trugkey & Sons department store on Eddy near Seventeenth late Sunday night and fled with clothing and goods valued around a hundred dollars. Seven suit cages and grips were used to haul items in three sizes, with an attempted safe tamper and many listed items including gloves, hosiery, shirts, vests, hats, and tobacco. The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L E plans a social dance January 25 at the A O U W hall with 25 cent admission.
The Jensen family extends heartfelt appreciation to many friends for their sympathy and assistance during their time of loss.
Lon Davis reported his auto in front of a drugstore last night had a large heavy overcoat stolen from the seat. Davis later identified Bert White as the man arrested and jailed on a theft charge.
An upcoming dance at Fraternal Hall on Wednesday January 26 offers good music and retreats with ladies free admission. The event invites all to attend and enjoy the evening.
The forecast calls for fair skies turning warmer as northeast winds ease. Cloudiness builds later with a chance of light precipitation. Social weather data show a 24 hour window ending at p.m. with a maximum of 4 degrees and a minimum near 7 degrees in Sulladetaie.
A rebel leader known as Farre was shot dead near Madera late Thursday after tensions with Insurrectos and local authorities at the Madera Lumber Company. Parra had become obnoxious to both sides and was seized at night before the execution.
The first Pekinese dog show held in America took place at the Plaza Hotel with many society women present. Mrs. Benjamin Guinness served as judge for the inaugural event, delivering a nervous yet largely accurate performance while volunteers offered guidance amid some exhibitor friction.
In New York on January 24 suffrage activists from the Women's Political Union toured Wall Street selling the Broadside. Harriet Stanton Blatch led the group, supported by Anne Herren deen Sarah Henry and others. A second sale occurred that evening in the theater district.
Lima January 23. Aviator Billoyuces flew to Callao at about 200 feet circling the harbor warships then returned to the race course for a perfect landing. Peruvian aviator Ten and crash landed due to motor trouble but was unhurt.
An Ottumwa resident testifies to relief from chronic female trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial touts broad support and urges others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
Wyoming faced widespread below zero weather with Green River recording 28 below and Spring Valley at 34 below. Sheridan logged 14 below, White Lander 2 below, while the peak winter low of 50 below occurred in Park County near the Montana line during New Year 1911.
The cap able company presented Fitch comedy Girls last night at Capitol Avenue theatre. Mabel Mortimer and Pamela Gordon led the cast with misanthropy nuanced but lively. Supporting players Kate Guyon Loraine Mareball and Ralph J. Merbert earned praise. Next at Capitol Avenue is The Girl in the Kiponu next Monday night.
An item highlights originality in the art of Jug gling with a featured act at Ating. The piece notes the week's standout performer and the innovative techniques used.
The ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder problems affecting both women and men. It claims kidney trouble undermines health, vigor and happiness, and says the product provides rapid relief with fifty cent and one dollar bottles and a free sample by mail.
In the past three days Senor Prince, a Hawaiian singer of notable talent, responded to many encores. Joined by harpist Senor Galgano, he scored a clear hit with his songs. Claus Redcliffe and Claus perform an engaging set with a novelty dance and worthwhile motion pictures. Window shades at Sherman & Co.
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