Capitol Hill Women Club Sees Pleasant Afternoon Gathering
The Capitol Hill club met Wednesday with Mia Urtan hosting on behalf of the Mystic Maze group. Sweet peas adorned the rooms as members played five hundred and enjoyed lunch. Guests included Mrs Tony Christensen and others, with plans announced for next week events and a farewell for Mrs Gorom.
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Capitol Hill
Mia
Urtan
Tony Christensen
Mystic Maze Club
Christensen
Orden
Mesdames
Ruthie
Goram
Sigler
Nagle
Borden
Taylor
Hainsworth
Congregational Picnic At Plowewr Park
Members of the Congregational Ald Society along with husbands and children enjoyed a Thursday afternoon outing at Plowewr Park. Women and children explored the grounds while men joined for a large supper served to about 120 attendees. Hot coffee lemonade and milk were plentiful as various sports and visiting filled the event.
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Congregaonal Ald Society
Plowewr Park
Baptist Willing Workers Meet Amid Storm Disruption
The Baptist Willing Workers met at Mrs Tyson's home with Mrs Hell mer presiding. Storms prevented outdoor plans and reports were read. A July 20 fundraising sale was proposed at Johnston Grocery. Attendees included Johnston, Matthews, Crook, Dobbins, Ham worth, Tyson, and others.
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Hellmer
Tyson
Johnston
Crove
Alese Tyson
Mesdames Johnston
Matthews
Crook
Dobbins
JH Wamhesworth
Law
Lewis
Barnett
Hamilton
Hauck
Taylor
O.berg
Johnson
Swanson
Miss Johnston
Mrs Watson to entertain Bunergae of St Matt’s Tuesday
HG Watson and Mrs Ralph Goodrich will entertain the Bunergae of St Matt’s on Tuesday at Mrs Watson’s home 801 T 17th street.
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HG Watson
Ralph Goodrich
St. Matt's
Mrs. Watson
T, 17Th Street
Jewish Circle Meeting Enjoys Visit and Fireworks
The Jewish ladies circle met with Mrs Sehwarts Wednesday afternoon to conclude business and share a jolly visit with fireworks. Luncheon was served. Attending were Mesdames William Myers Arthur Spaulding Bernstein Wellnits Rosenbloom Sherman and Miss Lena Brown.
Poultice Use in Home Remedies Described
The text explains counter irritants as agents applied to inflamed skin to draw blood to the surface and ease congestion. It notes frequent home use of heat, fomentations, and lax flaxseed poultices to relax tissues, dilate vessels, speed circulation, and carry off inflammation products.
Flaxseed and assorted poultices in midwifery therapy
The article describes preparing flaxseed meals with water to form a mush then layering it in muslin for poultices. It covers charcoal, jacket, bran, starch, spice, yeast, slippery elm, and hop poultices, noting uses in pneumonia and wound healing and advising hot applications for therapeutic effect.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Suffering Women
In Cheneyville Louisiana a user reports improved health and weight gain from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills after long illness. A Chicago reader describes relief from backache after childbirth and gratitude for the medicine's effects on life quality.
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Cheneyville
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
J.w.stanley
M. Gary
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ian Tom Gareth
Ili
Traditional Poultice Preparations And Uses
The passage describes several home remedies using onions bread and mustard. Onion poultices can be fried in oil or lard for heat or simmered in oil. Onion elices are heated in oil. A muslin bag of salt heated in an oven stays hot for hours. Bread soaked in milk forms cold plasters. Mustard plasters mix flour and ground mustard in equal parts for cold application.
Panic at Grand Circus Ends in Tent Collapse
Eyewitness describes a massive windstorm at a traveling show. A large pole struck a man named Wibelg and tents collapsed with horses and beasts panicking. A peanut vendor dropped his wares as a boy loot sacks of goobers and escaped danger.
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Mr. Wibelg
Twenty five hurt as tent collapses at circus disaster
Reported on the city show grounds a tent collapse injures twenty five people during a performance. Many horses were thrown and buried, spectators and children evacuated, with frantic parents searching. Hospitals and private homes noted no serious injuries. the circus settled claims fairly, with total loss around 3600 to 4000 and about 2500 in actual costs.
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Cdircus
Fred Buchanen
SEE AMERICA FIRST MEETING SET FOR OCTOBER
Chicago officials announce a mass meeting of See America First supporters to be held in October. Representatives from transportation companies hotels and organizations across North America and the United States will be invited. The plan emerged at a temporary board session of the See American First Association with members from several railways.
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Chicago
North America
Cossessions
United States
Bow American First Association
Banta Fe
New York Central
Burlington
Northwestern
Linois Central
St. Paul, Wabash
Great Northern Railways
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Adapting a Woman's Complexion to Any Color Scheme
The saying suggests a woman's complexion can match any palette, implying versatility in appearance. The line contrasts with a political metaphor about the distribution of influence or support, calling the outcome a measure of power rather than mere style.
Luncheon Plan Mentioned at Ocean Hotel Cafe
Fragmentary note recalls a kitchen luncheon plan with a meeting at the Ocean Hotel Cafe involving Mary. The brief hints at a social gathering and meal timing.
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Mary
Yankee Robinson Circus Brings Open Air Show to Cheyenne
The Yankee Robinson Show staged an open air performance in Cheyenne after a tent collapse. Bad weather prevented an evening show and the troupe plans to move to Boulder for canvas or another tent show. Brass bands and a calliope led a noon parade, with acts like Winnie Sweeney, Castello duo, Smith Brothers, Ebert, Brock and Maretta, Texas Bill and Montana Harry, and a 24 piece concert band under Prof. Theodore Stout.
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Yankee Robinson
Cheyenne
Boulder
Winnie Sweeney
Fred
Bessie Castello
Smith Brothers
Charles Ebert
Brock
Maretta
Texas Bill
Montana Harry
Theodore Stout
Alex Brock
Eddie Corey
Burt Fischer
Albert Powell
Fred Buchanan
P. T. Barnum
Adam Forepaugh
Chas Barnett Goes East on Buying Trip
Chas Barnett president of Barnett Mercantile Co. Cheyenne has gone east on a buying trip. He will visit major eastern business centers with New York City as a destination. Purchases for fall goods are planned and announcements will follow.
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Chas. Barnet
Barnett Mercantile Co
Cheyenne
New York City
Barnett
Army approves Pepper bill to align guard with regulars
The War Department backs the Pepper bill to bring the national guard closer to the regular army. It would authorize about million dollars yearly for ten thousand officers and 112 thousand enlisted men. The House Military Affairs Committee reported it favorably.
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ARMY
National Guard
Washington
Regular Army
War Department
House
Millitary Affairs Committee
Lorimer Denies Bribery Claims Amid Conspiracy Allegations
Lorimer asserts a valid title and presents affidavits as evidence while tackling bribery charges. He reads a sworn statement from Joseph Clark denying voting for him in exchange for a postmaster appointment. He targets Jandus Shepherd and Tipplt and dismisses four bribery confessions as mere deceit.
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Lorimer
Shepherd
Tipplt
Calle White
Charles A. White
White
Lee O'Neill
Once Rich Fighter Griffo Arrested for Asking Alms
Albert Griffith known as Kid Griffo former light weight champion of Australia was arrested in New York charged with soliciting arms. He stood at the station house before Sergeant Sheridan and recalled his betting days while a crowd watched. He once avoided blows to win bets and once walked off with $200 in small bills leaving $3,800 in larger notes behind.
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New York
Albert Griffith
Kid Griffo
Australia
Sheridan
Griffo
FHL
Broadway Athletic Club
Loan sharks quit in New York after legal crackdown
New York July 12 after years of agitation the Russell Lace Foundation and other charities succeed in shutting down loan sharks. A law passed by the last legislature was sustained by the courts and money lenders agree to close all loans at the legal rate and shut up shop.
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New York
Russell Lace Foundation
Head of Sheep Board Resigns After Governor Request
Governor J. M. Carey asks F. B. King president of the state sheep board to resign. King returns to Laramie after friction over appointing J. B. Atherley as deputy and conflicts cited from stock magazine articles.
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J. M. Carey
King
State Sheep Board
Laramie
J. 8. Atherley
Fto
Smuggling Ring Suspected in Chinese Immigration Probe
United States Customs officials in San Francisco and Los Angeles pursue a probe led by Commissioner Krull into a long running smuggling operation. They believe about 2000 Chinese are smuggled into the United States each year as part of the scheme.
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San Francisco
Calif
Los Angeles
United States Customs
United States
Krull
Desultory Visit Reveals Childs Lively Mischief Plans
A Baltimore drawing room scene shows a mother and a young girl discussing mischief as the child explains her mother’s strict trust. The visitor probes about the missing siblings and their supposed tun time, highlighting family dynamics and idle conversation in a late 19th century setting.
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Baltimore
Lippincott's
Douglas insurance agent arrested for defrauding losses
O A Prose a life insurance agent was arrested at Orin by Deputy Sheriff H D Gillespie on orders from the sheriff charged with attempting to defraud and issuing bounces. He boarded with his wife and son at the Arlington hotel using a $50 Casper bank check that proved worthless. Prose posted a $100 bond in notes that proved worthless and vanished. Local business people are left holding the sack for various amounts.
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Douglas
Wyo
O. A. Prose
Orin
H. D. Gillespie
Prose
Arlington Hotel
Casper Bank
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Methodist Mission Circle
J. F. Rogsman
Women's Missionary Society
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W. K. Hartwang
Guild of St. Mark's
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Jewish Circle
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