Lake Trip Party Heads to Chicago for Great Lakes Sail
Mrs A W Barber and companions, including Alice and Kent Harber and Mrs Barber’s mother, depart for Chicago to join Mrs Harber’s party. Miss Kathryn Organ and Mrs C P Organ travel to join the group for a Great Lakes steamer voyage aboard the Northland.
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A. W. Barber
Alice and Kent Harber
Informal gatherings and visits mark week in frontier town
Several social events are noted as Miss Ilorenes River hosts an informal evening with music and dancing. Miss Franga Hayford and Miss Jeager are guests of Mr and Mrs J W Hynds with an eighteen couple dance at Pioneer Park followed by supper at the Plains. Mrs TL Hughes plans a trip to Glenda. Donald Hughes works with a surveying party. Others travel to Denver and Iron Mountain, while Mr and Mrs Chaplin return from Centennial and a camping party heads to the mountains.
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JW. P. Hynds
the Plains
Fred Miller
Social visits and travels fill Cheyenne scene
A flurry of visitors and departures marks Cheyenne as Jesse Knight and Carey Knight from New York and others reach for brief stays with Ralph Goodrich and Miss Dorothy Knight. Mrs. Murphy visits her daughter in Rawlin, while Anna Donovan returns to Denver after ten days with Miss Talbot. Nearby, Mrs. W B Hester and guests plan Denver calls and a mountain camping trio from Sidney, Nebraska prepare to depart.
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Jesse Knight
New York
Mra
Carey Knight
Connecticut
Ralph Goodrich
Dorothy Knight
Anna Donovan
Denver
Mary Talbot
Modern dental improvements reveal neglected teeth
In a concise observation a young woman shows her mouth to reveal dental neglect. The note stresses visible neglect and implies advances in dental care make such issues less common today.
Experience proves Grape-Nuts as breakfast remedy
A South Dakota woman credits Grape-Nuts with easing stomach trouble and gas after many remedies failed. She notes improved digestion, stronger nerves, and urges others with indigestion to try the cereal, referencing the book The Road to Wellville and a Battle Creek origin.
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Battle Creek
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Wellville
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Mrs. Irwin Hosts Luncheon Amid Health Talk
An article notes a luncheon at Mrs. Dr. Irwin's home with schoolmates and remarks that ill health stems from impaired digestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to strengthen digestion, invigorate the liver, and regulate the bowels, claiming many have been permanently cured and that the product is sold by dealers.
Arch Deacon Sibbald to Preach at St Mark
Archdeacon Sibbald will occupy the pulpit at St Mark's Episcopal Church in the absence of Rev. George Davidson. He presides over the Western Colorado district and will speak at both Sunday morning and evening services and stay at the rector's home.
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St. Mark
George Davidson
St. Mark's Episecopal Church
Colorado
City
Maj Heavey to Leave Fort Russell After Ten-Year Stay
An order from the War Department assigns Major J. W. Heavey of the Eleventh Infantry to the Fourteenth Infantry. He will depart for Washington, D. C., for a year at the War College before rejoining his regiment. He has been in Wyoming for over a decade, teaching cadets at Laramie and directing frontier shows. Bees and fruit go well together and suggest strong orchard yields with suitable hive sites under the trees.
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J. W. Heavey
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Heavey
Washington, D. C
War College
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Peace talks and naval steps mark US Mexican negotiations
Washington reports that peace negotiations with Mexico are to resume as the backbone of the revolution is said to be broken. The navy orders the cruiser Denver to undertake a flying the line mission to the Mexican west coast ports including Mazatlan Topolobampo and Acapulco. The ship may anchor at Magdalena Bay amid political storm clouds between the senate the White House and the state department.
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United States
Mexico
Navy
Navy Department
Denver
San Francisto
Mazuatlon
Topalobambo
Acapulco
Magdinela Bay
Senate
White House
State Department
Aruviser Denver Heads to Mexico on Peace Mission
Juarez July 19 Passengers arriving over the Mexican Northwestern from Madera tell of a massacre of rebels in Dolores mountain pass near Sonora. They report Gen Antonio Rojas column vanguard trapped by about 1000 Yaqui Indians with fewer than 200 rebels reaching Madera in safety.
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Madera
Dolores Mountain Pass
Sonora
Antonio Rojas
Dolores
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