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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
11
An unreadable snippet quotes an exhortation about steadfast resolve and integrity attributed to Charlotte, with the fragmentary phrase urging never to falter from a stated course. The context and full attribution are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Washington July 25 The cost of living climbs as trusts push prices higher in clothing leather and wool goods. Wool and textile mills cite shortages and wage hikes while government officials doubt the excuses. Trust profits rise while consumers bear the burden of a likely fall in tariffs.
Misa Edth Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs George Walker marked thirteenth birthday at their home with pink and white decor and a menu of treats. Miss Minnie John won first prize and Elizabeth Johnston took the booby prize while Margaret Embery sang and accompanied herself, a musical prodigy. Forty guests attended as gifts poured in and Edith expressed pleasure in the party. Master John Murray hosted a lively dancing party with Miss Matte Murray providing music and a supper concluding the festivities. The piece lists numerous young guests and mentions Miss Lulu Leihart teaching Cheyenne and Mr Harry Read visiting from Chicago.
Grace returns home to Wyoming while Michachooh youth charm locals during a visiting period. Miss Emneh Singer expected home from Ogden with Mrs. Prod Morn. Mrs. Horn and son Morgan accompany Miscabinigh to visit Mr. and Mrs. Of in Bt. Emigh. Parish House club hosts a reception at Pariah Hone. Mrs. Pursuall hosts Kensington afternoon for Mrs. Hale widow of Wyoming territorial governor. Rev Van Winkle and wife back from Yellowstone Park auto tour with Omaha friends.
Mrs Dade hosts a card party this evening to honor her sister and niece Mrs Sanno and Mrs Pendleton. A group of young ladies at the Post attend a box party at the Atlas this afternoon and will have tea at the Plains afterward.
Miss Florence Kimball will entertain at a card luncheon Saturday in honor of her guest Miss Borradalle from New Mexico.
A study notes grasshoppers and other small insects eject a copious tomato colored juice from mouth or body in response to disturbance. The expelled liquid, often containing insect blood, can startle captors and cause them to drop prey. Similar ejecta occur in ants wasps hornets moths butterflies beetles true bugs and certain flies.
An advertisement urges women to visit Dr. Bwreatt dentist in Bromehan Block for painless teeth beautification and repair. It promises an on site estimate of cost and methods to fix years of neglect with Walter Barneatt as assistant.
A London ceremony between Lady Eileen Butler and the Marquis of Stafford is noted for a Japanese paper pocket handkerchief memento and portraits resembling Sweden's crown prince and princess. The report lists 14 bridesmaids, bridal details, and the groom's plan to seek parliamentary honors at the next election.
Luther Burbank the wizard of horticulture endures curious strangers in San Francisco as one man seizes his arm and asks about his latest secret. Burbank says he is grafting milkweed on eggplant and jokes that the result will be custard according to theSaturday Evening Post.
Parson White reported more Leghorns stolen despite chilled steel bars, with the culprit suspected as his next door neighbor. In police court the judge asked if an alibi could be filed, and the prisoner claimed he could if it matched Parson White's coop bars, as quoted in the San Francisco Star.
Daily chang ed specials highlight cooling treats and beverages. Variety includes ice cream flavors and cold drinks aimed at quick consumption and refreshment.
Trinidad reports Michael Medinica, a Broadhead mine employee, was killed yesterday after touching a live electrical wire. He left a wife and two children.
The Sherman Go reports on Haneon’s Speciale offering ice cream and cold drinks in a local window display, inviting customers to visit and sample seasonal treats.
Buffalo July 25 Jack Sullivan the old man of the prize ring plans to fight heavyweight contenders in New York and the Midwest He seeks Jim Stewart Palmer Bombardier Wells Tom Kennedy Jim Flynn Luther McCarty or any other white hope and offers to take on any of them under reasonable terms He’s willing to lose on terms he sets and aims to draw a match with top New York clubs keeps eyes on rivals and possible bouts
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