Linen and Towel Trade Notices In Early Market
Brief classifieds list a range of linens and towels for sale and trade. Vendors advertise fabric lengths, patterns, and prices, inviting buyers to contact sellers.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
8
Brief classifieds list a range of linens and towels for sale and trade. Vendors advertise fabric lengths, patterns, and prices, inviting buyers to contact sellers.
One lot of children’s coats valued up to 81000 sold at 4.05. Another lot valued up to 64.50 priced at 81.08. Dresses in all wool serges and galatea offered at one third off regular price with fees.
In the realm of women the Women’s Clubs chapter to meet at Mrs. J D Shingle and Miss Ruth Lacey’s home for Kensington. Shakespeare Club meeting postponed due to Mme Nordica appearance at Capitol Avenue theater. Alpha Club meets Tuesday at the library. Mount Mellick club gathering noted.
A homemade cough syrup recipe promises quick relief using sugar water and pine extract plus a long noted tonic. The rest of the page describes a social calendar with Mrs L C Hinkle hosting a Friday afternoon gathering and various club meetings and installations at the library and A O U W hall with numerous attendees and a late supper.
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 delivered in the auditorium of Carne library this afternoon at 6 o'clock. The Methontian Aid Society is hosted by MrsPred Douglas and Mrs LA Ballinger hosts the Presbyterian Aid Society on Saturday afternoon at Ridge.
Cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 a m to 2 pm and 6 to 7 pm at The Robinson location offering lunch and dinner options for patrons.
To test nutmegs use a pin. if good the oil will spread from the puncture. For a simple dish mix four green peppers with three spoonfuls of chopped shives and serve on white lettuce with French dressing. Cooked cabbage and white wine finish the prep.
Instructions detail making a layered cake using eight eggs half a pound of ester half a pound of flour melted butter and vanilla. Beat with sugar heat to blood warmth then cool. Bake in a moderate oven twenty five minutes cut into three layers and fill with cream chocolate caramel or vanilla.
A historical kitchen note describes soaking a tongue, boiling it with carrot onions and spices, finishing with a cherry sauce. It then outlines Rabbits a la Creme with milk soak, dredging, butter baste and cream pour, followed by Spareribs roasted with cider for flavor.
An inventor advertises a non surgical instrument that allegedly cures rupture by stimulating the abdominal wall. Documents from the U S Government are available for inspection in Washington D C. The maker offers a free trial and invites interested parties to view the truss, noting rupture is dilation not a healing condition. Mention is made of locations in Philadelphia Chicago and London.
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