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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
8
The P. E. O. Sisterhood held its monthly meeting at the library with Mrs. M. H. Hartung presenting a paper on Wonderlands of Wyoming and Mrs. A. HD Johnston speaking on Early History of Wyoming. Mrs. Mentzer led canalization study. An exchange of home cooked delicacies followed.
Mrs. I C Newlin hosts the Thursday bridge club this week. The Pythian Sisters host a card social this evening at K of P hall, the final one of the season, with all invited. The Help One Another Club meets Thursday afternoon at 1014 E 16th St. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Fi of L E holds a called meeting Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the A T U W hall for all members.
The Woman's Relief Corps will serve ice cream and cake in City Park on June 4, Flag Day, offering a community gathering with refreshments and commemorative events.
The Philathea group of a Baptist church hosts a social this evening in the church parlors with an engaging program games and refreshments. Admission is 15 cents and the event invites all who wish to attend for a cordial evening.
Mrs Swainson Mrs Moyer and Mrs Lill will host the St Mark's Guild gathering at the Parish House on Friday afternoon. The WCTU holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs G W Rocka field's home 622 West 21st St. This annual session seeks large attendance.
A lettered appeal cites Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle cure for chronic constipation. It claims widespread support from American readers, suggests free sample bottles by mail, and lists Monticello and Coeur d'Alene addresses for requests.
A parent admonishes a boy to consult a dictionary and learn to spell telephone after a misspelled envelope, highlighting a flawed handwriting or orthography episode tied to a letters fate.
Forty farmers in the North Star state propose to hire a $2,500-a-year farm director for $5 monthly each to boost farming efficiency and household management. The plan questions women’s need for guidance on nutrition, child care, and budgeting, suggesting a traveling rural expert could save billions in household expenses and reduce waste.
A young Whitle girl visiting Canada with her mother overhears a sermon on duty. She asks if her brothers at home are old enough to know right from wrong and, upon hearing yes, declares they should return straight home to convert them. June Farmer's Wife.
A child misinterprets a teasing remark about play companions, replying he is a good boy for them to play with. The passage, from Chicago News, blends a moral admonition with a humorous miscommunication and mentions a figure called Ade aiding at both ends.
Patents and patterns feature ten cent prepaid orders for Misses and girls. Blue gingham and white linen frocks shown with waist and sleeve variations. Sizes 14 to 18 years for a summer gown and 4 to 12 years for a child dress. Materials listed include 44 and 40 inch fabrics with yardage details for each design.
Pattern notes describe a one piece bib and skirt apron with darts for fit. It lists fabrics suitable like gingham and denim, sizing in small to large, and yardage for medium sizes. Also includes a lace embroidered lingerie combination pattern with similar sizing and fabric options.
Instructions describe salting and soaking green cucumbers then boiling vinegar with sugar and spices. Cucumbers are packed into jars and sealed after a brief boil. The text ends with a playful exchange about discovery and a reference to The Sherman Co.
The 1912 Cheyenne State Leader editor notes the Cheyenne Business College has issued a 30 page new catalogue and an old page, showcasing progress since incorporation. The piece praises local press and business leaders, urging community cooperation to raise Cheyenne’s profile and attract graduates who will bring prosperity.
A newspaper note explains two reader groups: those seeking workers and those seeking furnished rooms. It highlights that each group scans all Situations Wanted Ads and Furnished Rooms to Set Ads to find plausible offers and conduct business.
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