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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1912
Page
11
The Mystic Maze group from the Realm of Women will be guests at an Atlas party hosted by Mrs. Gorom on Wednesday. On Friday they attend a farewell birthday gathering at Mrs. Sigler’s home, with Mystic Maze members in attendance.
The Baptist Ladies Mission circle meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Haris on Evans Street. A special Guild meeting of St Mark's is planned for Monday afternoon at the Parish House. The Baptist Willing Workers hold a bake sale Saturday July 20 at Johnston grocery. The South Cheyenne W C T U meets Thursday July 18 with Mrs Cotchell. Catholic Ladies of the South Side host a lawn social Thursday July 25 at Mrs Richs on Eleventh Street. An open air Baptist Young People's Union meeting is at City Park tonight led by Howard Hines on Christianity and appearance. Union service at Congregational church features Rev Phelps on Surprises of the Future. No services at the Baptist church today.
No church service at Congregational Church for the next four Sundays while Rev. Moore takes a vacation. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor will meet as usual.
The article discusses wedding superstitions tied to months and days, listing verse guidance on auspicious and unlucky times to marry. It notes strong tradition keeps people from rejecting these omens, despite rational skepticism, and catalogs specific unlucky dates and weekdays.
The text presents a dated superstition linking marriage attire colors to fates and life choices. It mentions gray, black, brown, red, pearl, green, yellow, bite, pink, and white as colors with foretold outcomes from distant, moralizing verses.
Hopkins asserts both Wyoming and Central project approvals will occur. The Baltimore platform and Chicago conservation plank are shaping party policy, with governors from ten states pressing for restoration of public domain to settlement and resource development. The editorial notes conservation as a national issue, its partisan implications, and calls for removing department-made regulations that hinder homestead entries in forest lands.
A report on Sen Lorimer's ouster citing conspiratorial conduct and public callouts. The piece lists senators who voted to oust Lorimer and those who supported Lea's resolution, naming numerous lawmakers across parties and states.
A notice discusses KA-TAR-NO as a replacement for Peruna and urges sending for a free booklet. It critiques conservation regulations as costly and argues for Alaska clause language that favors individual mining over corporate control, suggesting Congress should limit development to individuals and question railroad restrictions.
John J. Manning president of the National Malleable Coating Company of Toledo was killed when his auto crashed into a Bow ling Green electric car at midnight. Percy Jones, son of a former mayor, was injured. Visiting Heyenne J B Myers and Miss Fitta are visiting C W Carey.
A Cheyenne skin specialist promotes a double strength ethine drug that allegedly removes freckles. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and claims quick visible improvement after the first night of use.
In two games Philadelphia faced Cleveland and New York, with box fragment lines showing pitchers and batters such as Coombs Barry Egan O Neill Houck Lapp Krapp Mitchell Livingstone McConnell Sweeney Allison Stephens Caldwell Fisher Street Brown Krichell O’Brien Carrigan Mullen Stangge Johnson Ainsmith Cleotte Sullivan and Varnishes The garbled text lists runs hits and errors for each matchup but is too fragmentary to determine full outcomes.
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