Dr Pierce's Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement narrates women’s suffering and touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy free of narcotics or alcohol. Testimonials claim recovery for female complaints, urging use of Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and glycerin extract to regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
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Thames
KR. V. Pierce
The
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo, N. Y
Bean
Lincoln
Nob
St. Paya
Rae Hoteles
Orco
Doctor Pierce
Parish House dances draw large crowds in Cheyenne
The Parish House club Friday night event was a success with large attendance and well organized arrangements. Local families and visitors including Mrs. C. M. Baker and Miss Ruth Hindman of Iowa City enjoyed an outing at Centennial summer cottage. Mrs. Wolfer and Veronica returned from Denver, and Rev. Rowland with Fort Collins ties visited Cheyenne. Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg celebrated with cards and lunch hosted by friends.
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C. M. Baker
Ruth Hindman
Iowa City
Cheyenne
Mr. J. G. Kellogg
Messrs. and Mesdames
A. J. Gercke
H. C. Griam
A. D. Bostwick
W. H. Edwards
Camping party returns from North Crow outing
A camping party spent several days on North Crow last week and returned Saturday night tired but happy. Nearly two hundred fish were caught. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fred Miller and son Arthur, Mr and Mrs A J Miller and daughter Zeta, Miss Cora Haws, Miss Emma Hawn, and others from St Joseph. Edict of Iron Mountain and Miss Marjorie Whipple join for a ranch visit. A Pioneer Park dance is planned for Friday August 9 with the same party attending.
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North Crow
Fred ‘Miller
Gon
Arthur
A. J. Miller
Zeta
Cora
Mma Haws
Mrs. Edict
Iron Mountain
Marjorie Whipple
Dorothy van Winkle
Edict Ranch
Miss Whipple
Miss van Winkle
Port Russell Musicale Opens Week of Social Events
Mrs Paul Raborg opened the week's festivities with a delightful musicale on Monday afternoon. The event served as a compliment to her two house guests, Misa Goodall and Misa Jef-.
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Paul
Raborg
Misa Goodall
Misa Jef
Afternoon of Flowers and Music at Mrs Raborgs Home
A reception featured profuse wildflowers and yellow decor. The center display held black eyed Susans as guests enjoyed a musical program by Miss Goodall and Mrs Noble playing piano and violin. Tea was served and guests included Mrs Raborg, Mrs Snyder, and thirty-five others with plans for upcoming events at the Artillery club and Fort Riley visitors.
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Bontesa
Howard Snyder
William HW. Noble
Wan
Guilf
Doctors Advise Operations
Swarthmore Pennsylvania and Baltimore Maryland women report relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long lasting female troubles and post child loss hemorrhages. They credit avoiding surgery with restored health and ability to work. The company offers confidential advice from a woman at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Swarthmore
Penn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emily Summersgill
Baltimore
J. R. Pickinc
Sargeant St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Cheyenne Almanac Notes Local Events And Updates
Local items report William Morford improving while confined to his room and Gillam planning a family move to 922 Central Avenue. Friends celebrate Mrs. Gordon’s recovery, and Gladys Lumley returns home from Kunner Colorado. Cora and Bryelyn McGin visit from Rose City Portland. Harry Cole returns from the continents. J Rodin fully recovers from a foot injury. Alfred Pearce hosts a big picnic on Crow Creek with relatives and friends including A Pierce, C Taylor, Jennie Burna, Winnine Cole, Gladys Cole, and others. Arthur Bachman vacationing in Portland and Seattle sends greetings to friends. An instructional note discusses rail and tire safety, and a testimonial claims Chamberlain’s remedy cured diarrhoea. The Sherman
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Gillam
Jolson
Rice
Central Avenue
Thomas Gordon
Gladys Lumley
Ameler
Kunner
Colo
Cora
Bryelyn McGin
Rose City
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
Harry Cole
J. Rodin
Alfred Pearce
East Eleventh Street
Crow Creek
Hereford Ranch
A. Pierce
Clay Taylor
Jennie Burna
Winnine
Gladys Cole
Elsie Taylor
Thelma Taylor
Ruth Burns
Masters Donald
William Pearce
Horrace Burns
Milton Taylor
Edward Gillispie
Arthur Bachman
D. J. O'Connell
Seattle
Wash
Farmer Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy Near Fleming
Mr W S Gunsalus of Fleming Pennsylvania reports fourteen years of use with his family and declares Chamberlain's Cholic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy an excellent remedy. He recommends it for sale by all druggists.
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W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
How Brakes Often Cause Tire Trouble
Sudden braking harms tires as wheels drag on ground wearing tread quickly. Some drivers slam brakes so hard the wheels lock, which is ruinous to tires and, per the Michelin Tireman, not generally safe.
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Michelin
Gener
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