Linen and Toweling Sales Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for linens and towels. Limited readable items suggest a catalog or sale listing with product types and prices, but key details are missing.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for linens and towels. Limited readable items suggest a catalog or sale listing with product types and prices, but key details are missing.
One lot of children’s coats valued up to 81000 sells for 4.05, another lot up to 64.50 priced at 81.08. Dresses in all wool serges and galatea go one third off regular price amid clearance. Fees.
In a bustling slate of civic group news the Women’s Clubs and allied chapters plan meetings at several homes including Mrs. JD Shingle and Miss Ruth Lacey for Kensington. The Shakespeare Club postpones its Monday session due to Mme Nordica’s Capitol Avenue theater appearance. Alpha Club and Mount Mellick clubs are set for Tuesday at the library and in Mount Mellick respectively.
A curious home remedy for a cough is described using granulated sugar one pint and warm water stirred two minutes then pine extract and syrup poured into a pint bottle. The article shifts to social news with Mrs L C Hinkle hosting a meeting at her home Friday afternoon and a Woman's Club gathering at the library. Grace Emerson hosts the G H club with sewing, visiting, and a lunch served by the hosts. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen install officers at A O U W ball with a drill and a late supper for about 150 attendees. Mystic Maze club to meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charletoneen.
In church circles the Loyal Temperance Legion meets this afternoon at 3 o clock at the Methodist church. A free lecture titled The Purchased Possession will be held in the auditorium of Carne library this afternoon at 6 o clock. Members and attendees are invited. Mrs Pred Douglas hosts the Methodist Aid Society while Mrs LA Ballinger entertains the Presbyterian Aid Society this afternoon at Ridge.
The article records a social hour after a society meeting with honors for Honorary members, a large social by the Queens of Avilon with readings and music, and initiation ceremonies. It also mentions a Presbyterian program with Mr. Merz singing and references legal discussion on contested elections. Domestic tips on cooking and kitchen tricks close the item.
A daily meal service operates at The Robinson with lunch from 11 30 am to 2 pm and dinner from 6 to 7 pm.
To test nutmegs, pick them with a pin and observe spreading from the puncture if ripe. The recipe mentions appetising talad mines mixed with green poppers and chopper shives, served on white lettuce with French dressing, plus pried fag cabbage and whib.
Eight eggs and half a pound of ester and half a pound of flour with a quarter pound of melted butter and vanilla. Beat with sugar heat until blood warm, then heat gradually. Warm in warm water or back of range. cool completely. Fold in flour and butter, bake in moderate oven for twenty five minutes. Slice into three layers and fill with chocolate or vanilla cream.
A historic food column describes preparation of a tongue dish with cherry sauce including soaking the tongue, simmering with carrot onions cloves and peppercorns, then finishing with a cherry sauce. Also receita for Rabbits a la Creme and Spareribs with cider baste.
An instrument received the sole award in England and Spain for rupture treatment. Mr. Seeley holds U S government documents for inspection on instrument perfection. The device claims to heal rupture without surgery or drugs and offers demonstrations free of charge.
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