Mystic Maze and Cap Hill CluB entertain ladies in Cheyenne
The Capitol Hill Chiat and Mystic Maze clubs hosted gatherings in Cheyenne on Wednesday. Members and guests enjoyed flowers, sewing and writing, a five hundred game, and a bountiful lunch with cherries from Mrs. Christensen. Upcoming events include an Atlas Party hosted by Mrs Gorom and a birthday farewell for Mrs Gorom as she moves to Loveland Colorado.
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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 Draws 120 at Plower Park
In church circles the Congregational Ald Society along with husbands and children enjoyed a Thursday outing at Plower Park. The afternoon saw ladies and children in the greens while men gathered for supper. About 120 attended a plentiful meal with hot coffee lemonade and milk. Various sports and general visiting filled the event with wholesome enjoyment. The Sherman Co
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Congregaonal Ald Society
Plowewr Park
Baptist Willing Workers and Guild Meetings Report Storm
The Baptist Willing Workers met at Mrs Tyson's home with Miss Johnston presiding. A storm forced indoor plans and a July 20 fundraiser at Johnston Grocery was discussed. The Guild of St Mark's met at the Parish House with light refreshments, noting lower attendance due to weather.
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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
J. F. Rogsman
Women's Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Foreign Mission
W. K. Hartwang
Guild of St. Mark's
W. K. Hart
H. B. Kerr
Mrs Watson to entertain Bunergae at St Matt’s
HG Watson and Mrs Ralph Goodrich will entertain the Bunergae of St Matt's on Tuesday next 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. After completing business, attendees shared a cordial visit and fireworks, with lunch served. Participants included Mesdames William Myers, Arthur Spaulding, Bernstein, Wellnits, Rosenbloom, Sherman, and Miss Lena Brown.
Poultices and home remedies for inflammation
A chapter on poultices explains counter irritants used on inflamed surfaces to draw blood outward and relieve pain. It notes fleldseed flaxseed poultice as the most common home treatment and describes hot fomentations to dilate vessels and speed circulation.
Historical Poultices and Their Traditional Preparations
The passage outlines various flaxseed and plant based poultices used in old medical practice. It describes flaxseed meals mixed with water to form a mush, spread on muslin, and covered with another cloth, with fresh applications before cooling. It covers charcoal, jacket, bran, starch, spice, yeast, slippery elm, and hop poultices, noting their uses and preparation steps for wounds, irritation, and pneumonia.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Testimonials
Letters from Cheneyville and Chicago describe dramatic health improvements after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. A woman from Cheneyville reports weight gain from 120 to 155 pounds and prolonged life, while a Chicago reader credits relief from backache and postnatal weakness.
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Cheneyville
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
J.w.stanley
M. Gary
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ian Tom Gareth
Ili
Onion Poultice Methods And Bread Plaster Uses
Historical guide describes onion poultices fried in oil or lard for heat and relief, and onion elice or pound methods heated in oil. It notes heated muslin bags remain hot for hours, bread poultices soaked in milk applied cold, and mustard plasters made from equal parts flour and ground mustard.
Wild Panic on Windy Circus Grounds as Tent Collapses
Eyewitness recalls a brutal windstorm at a circus causing chaos. A man named Wib elg was struck by a fallen pole as tentscollapsed and animals frantically roared. Spectators, including children, scrambled for safety while a peanut vendor dropped his wares and a boy grabbed sacks of goobers.
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Mr. Wibelg
Circus Tent Collapse Leaves Twenty Five Hurt
A tent collapse at a circus injured twenty five people as horses were thrown and people escaped by climbing over them. Parents frantically searched for children while hospitals reported all injuries non life threatening and recovering. The management settled all claims fairly and losses were about 3500 to 3600 dollars including damages and gate receipts.
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Cdircus
Fred Buchanen
See America First Meeting Planned in Chicago
A mass meeting of See America First supporters will be held in Chicago in October. Representatives from transportation companies hotels and organizations across North America and the sessions of the United States will be invited. The temporary board of the See America First Association including Banta Fe New York Central Burlington Northwestern Illinois Central St Paul Wabash and Great Northern railways decided on the plan at the Transcontinental Passenger Association room.
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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
Woman’s complexion adapts to any color scheme claim
A concise remark notes that a woman’s complexion can be altered to suit various palettes and asserts political outcomes depend on how options are presented. The line implies adaptability in appearance and strategy in public perception.
120-IN THY AHADE In Our Kitchen
In our kitchen Mary and I plan luncheon and meet at the Ocean Hotel Cafe later. The note hints at a domestic meal and a social meeting.
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Mary
Yankee Robinson Circus Delivers Free Outdoor Show in Cheyenne
The Yankee Robinson Show staged an outdoor matinee in Cheyenne after a tent collapse, weather preventing an evening performance. A 24 piece band led by Prof. Theodore Stout provided music while acts like Winnie Sweeney, Fred and Bessie Castello, Smith Brothers, Charles Ebert, the Brock sisters, and Texas Bill and Montana Harry thrilled crowds. The troupe plans to move to Boulder for a possible tented show if weather permits.
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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
Barnett Mercantile President Heads East on Buying Trip
Mr. Chas Barnett, president of the Barnett Mercantile Co of Cheyenne, has gone east on a buying trip. He will visit major eastern business centers with New York City as a destination to purchase goods for fall. Announcements of purchases will appear later.
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Chas. Barnet
Barnett Mercantile Co
Cheyenne
New York City
Barnett
Army approves new national guard bill in Washington
The Pep per bill to bring the national guard closer to the regular army wins War Department approval and passes favorably through the House Military Affairs Committee. It would allocate about 3000000000 dollars annually to ten thousand commissioned officers and one hundred twelve thousand enlisted guardsmen.
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ARMY
National Guard
Washington
Regular Army
War Department
House
Millitary Affairs Committee
Lorimer Defends Integrity Amid Conspiracy Claims
Senator Lorimer rebuts intruige and base conspiracy claims as he reads affidavits from Joseph Clark and others. He asserts a valid title and denounces testimony alleging bribes and paid confessions, naming Charles A. White and Lee ONeill in the unfolding House saga.
Kid Griffo Arrested in New York for Soliciting Arms
Former lightweight boxing champion Albert Griffith known as Kid Griffo was arrested in New York on July 12 on charges of soliciting arms. The long retired fighter, described as husky and poorly dressed, recalled past bets and the Broadway Athletic Club prize money, including a mix of large bills and one dollar notes he finally accepted.
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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 wins
In New York on July 12 the Russell Lace Foundation and other charities achieved a breakthrough as a law limiting loan interest was upheld by the courts. Money lenders agreed to close all loans at the legal rate and withdraw from business.
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New York
Russell Lace Foundation
Resignation of Wyoming State Sheep Board Chief
Governor J. M. Carey accepted the resignation of F. B. King president of the state sheep board. King returned to Laramie after friction over his appointment of J. B. Atherley as secretary and deputy. Critics cited articles in stock magazines as a factor in the departure.
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J. M. Carey
King
State Sheep Board
Laramie
J. 8. Atherley
Fto
Chinese smuggling ring eyed as 2000 enter yearly
San Francisco reports United States Customs Officials probe into contraband Chinese smuggling. Investigations at San Francisco and Los Angeles identify unnamed men believed to have moved thousands of Chinese into the United States annually, with an estimated two thousand per year.
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San Francisco
Calif
Los Angeles
United States Customs
United States
Krull
Mischief and Tun In a Baltimore Drawing Room
A Baltimore mother awaits a friend while a little girl recounts her siblings who are away in mischief and "tun." The exchange reveals the child's sense of responsibility and the mother's careful trust as the conversation drifts into stray catalog notes and promotional lines.
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Baltimore
Lippincott's
Douglas Insurance Agent Arrested in Wyoming Case
O A Prose a life insurance agent was arrested at Orin by Deputy Sheriff H D Gillespie on warrants from the sheriff for attempting to defraud and issuing checks with no funds. Prose, his wife and child had been boarding at the Arlington hotel and passed a $50 Casper bank check that bounced. He posted $100 bonds in notes proving worthless and then vanished. Local business people are seeking repayment.
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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
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Chas. Barnett
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