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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
16
Mount Mellick hosts a charity game this afternoon as Mrs. J L Rockwell and the Atlas Party organize later events. The Saturday Musical club met at the Carnegie Library to elect officers and plan summer social meetings, while other groups held meetings at Fraternal Hall and parish houses.
The South Cheyenne W C T U will meet at 2 40 Thursday afternoon with Mrs BH PF Hubbard 810 East 16th Street. The topic for the afternoon will be A Whole Humanity.
The officers and teachers of the Congregational Sunday school held their regular monthly banquet and teacher's meeting in the church parlors Monday evening, the last until September. The committee in charge organized the event.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from The Wyeth Chemical Co New York. It claims Sage and Sulphur promote soft glossy hair, prevent premature grayness, and improve scalp health with a fifty cent bottle available via local druggists.
Anoa Bryan McCall argues that true hospitality goes beyond chores and rules. The guest must show reverence and duty, offering gifts of kindness, open mindedness, and warmth to all, especially the aged and young, to enrich the home and community. The analogy of the minstrel highlights sharing ideals over material rewards.
The article presents summer eating tips from Fannie Merritt Farmer, Woman's Home Companion editor, encouraging cooks to boost appetites with practical recipes. Three selections are given: Chocolate Egg-and-milk Shake, Sunday Night Favorite potato and egg salad, and Lancheon Tea-Cream Coffee adapted for hot weather.
A newspaper brief notes Jeannette L. Gilder Bays discusses summer reading habits. It cites preferences for lighter fiction during leisure-filled months, explains publishing cycles, and mentions local ads for cards, hats, and a lost bicycle notice attached to the item.
William Rainey Bennett gave the keynote lecture Power to a large audience in the Capitol area tent. His eloquence and humorous asides drew praise for vivid Wyoming sunset imagery and a wolf hunt tale with a clear moral. The Fraternity Glee Club opened with lively music and imitations, followed by a Fraternity Club concert. Tomorrow features Ruth Rowers concert and Byron Pratt lecture with Ruth Bowers and Laurant Company performances and magic.
Report from a Roosevelt collection era convention details lectures concerts and a heated roll call to nominate McGovern against Root. Delegates from Pennsylvania Ohio Kansas and California back McGovern while Root leads as temporary chair with a loud, contested vote. The hall empties as officials announce adjournment to next morning.
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