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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Clarence H Harris plan a Denver move as friends honor them with a lavish five hundred party hosted by Mr and Mrs W C Monfort and Mrs Luna Freund. The evening features pink and white decor, crepe paper hollyhock centerpiece, and a sterling pie knife gift.
A Oklahoma woman reports relief from years of female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Similar testimonial from Newton New Hampshire praises cure of dragging pains and weakness. The letter promises confidential personal advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lyon Mass.
A reader recalls a train journey along an inland waterway past curiously slate terraces. The day is cool rather than warm as vivid descriptions capture the landscape and prospects for dwelling along the shore. The narrative blends observation with hopes for the area's future.
Mrs Harry Hoffman hosted a Kensington gathering Monday at Netford apartments in honor of Mrs Dan Park who will visit her Denver home. attendees included Mrs William Dalber Mrs T Bartley Mrs F G Skinner and others with a tea at five o clock. Miss Lydia Weythman from Perry Iowa visited her aunt Mrs Moble Ingersoll en route to Yoncalla Oregon for a brother visit. The Central school kindergarten led by Miss Davidson will close June 27 with exercises followed by a Friday picnic.
Mrs M Bartlett hosted a Sunday dinner at 2215 Thames Street in honor of her grandson Oscar Blaisdell. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Post, Ed McDermott, Ry McDermott, A B Daniels, Esther Paintels of Douglass, Howard Contes, Claude McDermott. Music and visiting followed the meal.
Mr and Mrs Dyer G Donnelly extended hospitality at their ranch home hosting a Sunday dinner for their house guest Miss Margaret Gorman of Webb City Missouri. Guests included Mr and Mrs R Cless Mr and Mrs G E Baldwin Mr A D Walton and the hosts.
The Fourth Field Artillery hosted a farewell reception and ball for Colonel and Mrs. Alexander B. Dyer at the Artillery club. Officers, ladies, and prominent townsfolk attended as the couple prepare to leave Fort Russell on June 19 for Portland then Los Angeles. The garrison lauded Colonel Dyer's retirement and his wife’s social leadership, noting the event surpassed prior functions in brilliance.
A grand reception featured Colonel and Mrs Hyver Colonel and Mrs Williame Colonel and Mrs Guilfoyle greeting a large crowd. Artillery band provided music Punch refreshments Supper praised. Major Dade just returned from Fort Riley. Lt and Mrs Gilmor leave for New York City for duty. Miss Anderson of Georgia and Miss Hayes visit. Several teas and card games held at various homes as social circles bid farewell to outgoing guests.
The speaker romanticizes the city’s bustle yet longs for the old farm home whose light gleams over the hill. She finds the urban glare harsh and draining while the night wind and memory of woodland calm offer a haven where the heart rests and dreams return.
Lifeless hair age warning dry shampooing brightens hair and adds life. A home recipe uses four ounces of orrl root powder mixed in a fruit jar to sprinkle weekly. Thorox is said to aid hair growth, while gentle eyebrow and lash rubbing with pyroxin grows them thicker. A simple home complexion lotion blends magatone with witch hazel for clear skin. Delatone paste supposedly removes superfluous hair quickly.
The potato was cultivated in America before European contact and later spread to Europe by explorers in the 16th and 17th centuries. It reached Europe around 1580 to 1680, likely via Spanish and English routes, with Virginia as an early source. The sweet potato and jerddautiem druicheke are also believed to come from America.
A fragmented item mentions Willie and Bobby in a playful chat about games and fishing. The text appears as stray OCR with nonstandard phrasing and local tone. No clear event or outcome is stated.
The passage argues energy is wasted on green forage compared to dry feed in cattle digestion. It asserts cows digest green fodder less efficiently, yielding less milk, and that milk quality improves when silage or dry feed forms a larger portion of the diet.
A fragment notes Elmer Apelgren of Salt Lake City owned a mule exibition in Salt Lake City. The item praises mules for being healthier than horses and easier to treat, claiming strong market appeal for mules of all sizes.
An offer for June 1912 provides additional jingles separate from and in addition to those already bought in May 1912. The notice urges readers to become acquainted with the new terms and benefits.
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