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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1912

Page

11

June Born Women Harbors Nervous Temperament And Romantic Forecasts

The passage describes June natives as restless and imaginative with strong education interests in art music and mechanics. It notes June 1911 marriage drought and 1912 promises of romances and weddings while quoting Revelations and Frank Crane on love, faithfulness, and domestic harmony for brides to be.

Trosseau John New Jerusalem Wride Frank Crane Ladies’ Home Journal

The Prayer of the Bride

A devotional address in which a wife asks God to steady her soul and keep her marriage strong. The speaker seeks a faithful, truth-seeing partnership, enduring love, mutual respect, and a home anchored by devotion and shared values.

God Hearstone

Cheyennese Leave for California Summer

A large group of Cheyennese departed last night and this morning heading to California for the summer. Included in the travel were Mrs. Bert Gleason and her children Dorothy and Monroe, Mrs. Ashley Gleason and children Helen and Lyman, Mrs. H. W. Bullock and daughter Margaret, Mrs. Claude Draper and Miss McCormick.

California Bert Gleason Dorothy Monroe Ashley Gleason Helen Lyman H. W. Bullock Margaret Claude Draper

Cheyenne Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Weddings

Mrs. Ferdi nand C. Gores sails for Europe with plans to visit indefinitely. Miss Florence Mott and Miss Blanche Stewart are among locals featured in social roundups while Charles KR Nicholas prepares a marriage to Miss Stewart with a planned wedding trip to Vermont and Eastern points before settling in Salt Lake City.

J. L. Rockwell Ferdinand C. Gores Baltimore Europe Ireg Cheyenne Blanche Stewart Denver Charles KR. Nicholas Vermont Salt Lake City Nicholas Mies Stewart

German Class Supper Farewell Celebration

The German class held a farewell gathering at the Misses Chaplin home on Sunday evening. A German supper was served at six with lilac decor and German flags on place cards. The twelve students enjoyed singing and toasts in near German, marking a merry sendoff before Auf Wiedersehen.

Chaplin

Jolly Piente Hosts Fifty Children At Minnehaha Park

A merry party of forty three boys and girls invited by Misses Rene King Hag Picarh Nettage Effie Lannen and Marguerite Fleming spent a chilly day at Minnehaha Park yesterday. They enjoyed games lunch and entertainment including a notable political speech by Eugene Smith praising Patrick Green and Converse School pupils.

Jolly Piente Rene Kinghag Picarh Nettage Effie Lannen Marguerite Fleming Minnehaha Park Eames Eugene Smith Patrick Green Converse School

Fort Russell Social Events Gather Washington Guests

Misses Hickey of Washington Db C arrive Thursday as guests of Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. George M. Holley will entertain at bridge and five hundred this afternoon.

Fort Russell Hickey Washington, Db. C George M. Holley Bridge

Delightful Party Hosted by Mrs Stull in Kensington

Mrs George C Stull entertained twenty five guests at a Kensington Friday afternoon party. Pink and white carnations and ferns decorated the rooms while ladies visited sociably over needlework. At five o clock Mrs Kemper and Mrs Holley assisted in serving a delicious course tea.

George C. Stull Kensington Stull Indies

Mrs Spark Hosts Elaborate Friday Tea for Guests

Mrs Spark hosted a beautifully appointed Friday afternoon tea in honor of Mrs Dyer and Mrs Spark's Washington DC guests, the Misses Hickey. The drawing room had carnations marguerites and ferns with palms, yellow and white tones. The dining room glowed with red lights candles and red white roses as Mrs Bundy Kimball and Mrs Burt poured. Fifty ladies enjoyed the gracious hospitality.

Bundy Mr. Kimball Burt Port

For Rent Five Room Modern Furnished House

Classified note offers a five room modern furnished house for rent with no children and references required at 411 8 18th St. Additional line mentions Mia Ligier's fashion item at 411 W. 19th and a car unloading sales pitch for Kansas Cream Flour from Peabody Y & Nelson at 1017 Thomes with phone 652-W.

Kansas Peabody Y & Nelson Thomes

Incoherent shoe shop dialogue ends with judge

A fragmentary dialogue at a shoe clerk scene shows a lady requesting shoes and a clerk mishearing fractions of sizes. The exchange devolves into garbled measurements and mistaken numbers before a judge appears.

Cork

Carrying Spare Valve Parts For Tire Repairs

The Michelin Tire expert advises motorists to carry spare valve parts and a tire repair kit. Include valve insides caps washers and dust caps plus Mastic inner tube patches and a patch kit. A leaky valve often causes slow puncture complaints and can be fixed quickly with proper parts.

Michelin Tire

Missouri Aroma Strawinok on a Box Today at Truckey's

A Missouri aroma strawinok appears on a box today at Truckey's department store. The odd item draws a crowd as shoppers inspect the novelty box and its scent.

Truckey's Department Store

Contest overcharges and billiard-ball idea in odd diary line

In a humorous exchange the speaker laments hiring Mr Dorkins to move goods without confirming the price. Mrs Dorking quips that cutting the goods into billiard balls would be more profitable, a remark echoed in a Chicago Tribune fragment.

Mr. Dorkins Maria John Mra. Dorking Chicago Tribune

The Longing of Catherine Looked for Velvet Slippers

A romantic fragment describes Queen Catherine of Russia descending a stairway and longing for elephant's breath velvet slippers to appear as if she were a girl strolling Firth avenue in a snow storm.

Catherine of Russia Firth Avenue

The Lariat by Seniors Is Out Looks Fine

The Lariat, the high school paper from Benlor clara, was issued yesterday and is a credit to its editor. It contains fine cuts of the class and school groups such as the orchestra, cadets, and the logging classes, with prophecy, history, and a poem in print for the first time.

Benlor Clara Clase

How The Body Kills Germs In Health Blood

An old article explains germ kill by white blood cells and a bloodborne substance. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best prior forty years for nourishing blood, removing poisons, and boosting digestion. A Kentucky man shares a testimonial of stomach trouble and impurity cured by the remedy, with praise for Dr. Pierce's pellets and granules.

Dr. Pierce Oregon Jans T. Mawptin Prankfort Pierce

Pronunciation tips and a humorous aside from York Dispatch

A correspondent explains pronouncing Chihuahua as Chy-hew-hewa and jokes about laughter when others mispronounce it. The note adds a tip for artistic delivery and mentions decollete usage. A line notes Roma strawher box at Levy's Department Store.

Chihuahua York Dispatch Levy's Department

Wrigley's Spearmint Pepsin Sale in California and Yucatan Gum

An older advertisement promotes Wrigley's Spearmint Pepsin and two other gum varieties from California Fruit and Yucatan Gum at a combined price of one nickel for two packages. The offer highlights budget chewing options and regional brands.

Wrigley’s

If you sent it I suppose I’d have to pay for it

A brief quip from the Yonkers Statesman referencing wireless messaging. The exchange plays on potential charges for sending a message by wireless.

Egbert Yonkera

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