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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment presents a quoted admonition about resisting flight and diverting from a path, attributed to a likely historical figure. The legibility is poor and names or dates are unreadable. The fragment shows archaic language and a moral exhortation.
Washington July 25. The cost of living will rise again as trusts plan a final gouge on consumers pockets. Wool and leather price hikes followed strikes with mills claiming shortages and higher wages while officials say no domestic or foreign shortage justifies the rise. The beef and wool trusts enjoy record profits as prices advance, driven by greed rather than real costs.
Misa Edth Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Walker, marked her 13th birthday with a pink and white party at home attended by about forty guests. Prize curiosities hid in cake slices. Miss Minnie John won first prize, Elizabeth Johnston took the booby prize, and young pianist Margaret Embery charmed the crowd with self possessed singing accompaniment.
Grace returns home to Wyoming as crowds gather for dances and visits. Miss Singer Emneh plans to return from Ogden with Mrs. Prod Morn. Mrs. Horn and Morgan accompany Miscabinigh to visit Emigh’s parents. Pariah House hosts a parish society dance. Mrs. Pursuall hosts Kensington gathering for Mrs. Hale. Rev George Van Winkle and family finish a Yellowstone trip with Omaha friends.
Mrs Dade hosts a card party tonight honoring 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, followed by tea at the Plains.
Miss Florence Kimball will entertain at a card luncheon Saturday honoring her guest Miss Borradalle of New Mexico.
A historical note explains how grasshoppers and other insects eject a tobacco-like juice when disturbed. The discharge, often of insect blood, is a defensive response not voluntary, triggered by pressure increases in thin abdominal areas and sometimes occurring after decapitation in certain species. The behavior appears across grasshoppers, ants, wasps, hornets, moths, beetles, true bugs, and some flies.
An advertisement urges young ladies not to speak of neglected teeth and promotes affordable, nearly painless methods to repair dental neglect. Dr. Bwett with Walter Barneatt announces services at Bromehan Block office.
A London ceremony of Lady Eileen Butler and the Marquis of Stafford is noted as extraordinary for its novelty, including a Japanese paper pocket handkerchief given as a memento and portraits resembling the crown prince and princess of Sweden. The report details bridesmaids, bride’s attire, and the groom’s parliamentary ambitions.
A San Francisco street encounter shows Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist, disturbed by invasive admirers. One man grabbed his arm and pressed questions about his secret work. Burbank replied he is grafting milkweed on eggplant, teasing a custard outcome for a humorous note in the Saturday Evening Post.
Parson Whites attempt to guard his coop with steel bars failed as four more Leghorn chickens vanished. He suspects a neighbor seen prowling the yard and brings the case to police court. The judge questions alibi readiness with a quip from the prisoner.
Daily specials highlight Hanson’s ice cream flavors and cold drinks with fresh toppings. Chang runs the shop daily, offering updated menus and limited time discounts.
In Trinidad Colorado Michael Medinica a Broadhead mine employee was killed yesterday after contacting a live electrical wire. He leaves a wife and two children.
A Sherman publication promotes Haneon's Speciale on ice cream and cold drinks while inviting readers to consider Chang a window glass. The notice highlights product features and local availability.
Buffalo resident Jack Sullivan nicknamed Twin Sullivan eyes a fight with Jim Stewart or other top white heavyweights like Palmer Wells Kennedy Flynn or McCarty. He notes past bouts with Stewart in Brooklyn and says he can wage a tough contest, though he struggles to persuade opponents to meet him.
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