In the Realm of Women Edited by Mrs L KR Tyson
A historical note on the edited volume In the Realm of Women assembled under editor Mrs L KR Tyson. The work compiles writings on women’s roles and achievements reflecting period perspectives.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
8
Ladies of the G A R Meet at Carnegie Library
The Ladies of the G A R plan a regular meeting this afternoon at 2 50 o clock at the Carnegie Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rt
Carnegie Library
Mrs. J. L. Rockwell Hosts Mount Mellick Card Club
Mrs. J L Rockwell entertained the Mount Mellick club on Wednesday afternoon with five hundred as the game instead of needlework. Mrs. Paul Dalley won the prize and a delicious lunch was served at five o clock. Present were Mrs. Appel Mrs. P Emerton Glasche Mrs. Paul Dalley Mrs. Ray Olds Mina Elizabeth Gill and Mrs. Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rockwell
Mount Mellick Club
Paul Dalley
Appel
P. Emerton Glasche
Paul Aisley
Ray Olds
Mina Elizabeth Gill
Rockwell
Church Circles Screen Topics In Cheyenne Meeting
The South Cheyenne W C T U plans an afternoon gathering with Mrs B F Hubbard at 6108 10th Street The topic to discuss is whole Humanity A St Mark's Guild work meeting is set for the Parish House with hostesses Mrs John Whitmer Mrs R W Bradley and Florency Root Foster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cheyenne
B. F. Hubbard
10Th Street
Whole Humanity
St. Mark's Guild
John Whitmer
R. W. Bradley
Florency
Root Foster
Meeting highlights on suffrage views and readings
Thursday afternoon session with Mrs B W Hubbard and Miss Julia Richards featured devotional exercises and a Busy program. Readings covered The Strongest Argument for Woman's Suffrage, The Ballot in Kansas, After Nineteen Years of Voting in Colorado, Treating Equal Suffrage in California, Why I Vote, and a closing address by Mrs Zerakla Wallace based on the National Woman's Convention in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cheyenne
B. WH. Hubbard
Julia Richards
Mis. Richards
Kansas
Biuhcock
Colorado
Hubbard
California
Cotehell
Mra Johnson
Mre. Blahop
Mre
Zerakla GC. Wallace
Wo GT
Nashville, Tenn
A Whole Humanity
Ten ladies attended followed by a luncheon at South Side church. Three new members were received as plans were laid for upcoming programs and a social gathering Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Banke Sale At Baptist Midles Store Tomorrow
The Baptist Midles will hold a cake sale tomorrow at Johnthon's troovery store. A list of emergency shelf supplies is given for quick meals including canned corn beef extract and various canned goods. A quick biscuit recipe is provided using flour baking powder salt butter milk and steps to bake ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banke Sale
Baptist Midles
Johnthon
Troovery
Pany
Buttered Pork and Corn Stew from Flor a Dow
A historic home remedy recipe lists two ounces salt pork four potatoes two small onions one can corn and a quart milk. Dice pork and brown it slowly then add sliced potatoes and onions with one pint boiling water. Boil half an hour add hot milk and corn, season with salt and pepper, boil to thicken and serve hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fldora Lockwood Dow
Woman's World
The Peevish Child and the Laxative Remedy
Aloe to calm a fussy child with mild laxative medication. Caldwell's Byrn Pepsin is recommended for gentle relief and restful nights. Mothers nationwide trust this remedy for children and adults, with samples offered by mail for trial before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cald Well
Caldwell
Byrup
Advertising party at Fort Russell teased by witty invites
Colonel and Mrs Bundy plan an advertising party at the post gymnasium on Saturday June 29 inviting guests to wear costumes depicting famous ads. Prizes honor the best costumes and clever invitations with a cake walk winner noted. Also mentions Captain and Mrs Steere visiting relatives and port society summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Bundy
Bundy
Post Gymnasium
WS. V. PP
Delegates in turmoil as bolting talk swirls in convention
Chicago dispatch reports California withdraws support and denounces “a lot of thieves” while Illinois and Iowa factions clash over bolting. Senator Kenyon says Cummins delegates will not bolt and urges fight within the Republican convention. Roosevelt campaign chief Dixon says tainted delegates should be excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Ohio
Arthur L. Garford
Illinois
Iowa
A. B H. Cummins
W. 5
Kenyon
Campilen
Cummins
Cinionos
Theer
Benator Dixon
Roosevelt
Rare Collection Trophies At Captain Sievert Home
A Fort Russell visit showcased Captain Herman A. Sievert and wife Mrs. Sievert displaying a vast array of Persian and Chinese rugs, cloisonne pieces, antique bells, lacquer wares, jade rings, and an Indian tapestry by Chief Washakie. Highlights include a $1,000 silk Tree of Life rug and an Indian room with artifacts from Fort Washakie and Chief Washakie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Sievert
Fort Russell
Manila
Captain Sievert
Orient
Osaka
Canton
Slevert
Mexico
Sievert
Washakle
Washakie
Hart
Fort Washakie
Stewert
Blevert
Roosevelt and Dixon declare GOP nomination secured
Chicago June 20. Colonel Roosevelt and his campaign manager Senator Dixon say the American people and Republican veterans already nominated Roosevelt for the presidency and that Roosevelt and his followers will not recognize the regular national party ticket unless the Hadley motion to oust the contested delegates is adopted. Governor Whidley confirms continued fight on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Dixon
Whidley
Convention by Bulletin Sparks Roaring Delegates
The convention opened amid rumors of a compromise candidate with Taft and Roosevelt. Chairman Root faced entry delays over badges as crowds filled the hall. Adjournment plans varied from 4 PM to 8 PM, with credential and permanent organization committees drawing attention. A shower scattered spectators before the session cooled, then Teddy chants rose as adjournment loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Walter T. Summer
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Dean Summers
Committee On Credentials
Alabama
Committee
Arizona
Root
Teddy
Itep
Parker Named Chairman of Democratic Convention
The convention race narrows to Parker, O Gorman, and Theodore A. Bell with Parker favored by New York leaning plans. Bryan indicates a conservative keynote choice while Champ Clark supporters push for Clark to gain on later ballots amid rumors of a switching ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bryan
National Committee
Parker
Judge Parker
O'Gorman
Theodore A. Bell
Committee
New York
Clark
Crowded Convention Recess Ordered After Bryan Appearance
Delegates rally to hear William Jennings Bryan as Indiana Delegate Watson moves a 4 PM recess due to credentials report not yet ready. The invocation earns applause and the crowd chants for Bryan as he takes his seat amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Indiana
Lince
William Jennings Diryan
Bryan
Taft Convention Ignores Compromise Talks in Chicago
Taft convention headquarters in Chicago show little willingness to listen to compromise candidates as delegates debate strategy. The effort to secure a broader endorsement appears stalled as leaders press for firm Taft positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
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