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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1921

Page

9

Luncheon At Plains Hotel Brings Lionsist Ladies Together

Members of the Lioness club enjoyed an informal luncheon at the Plains hotel Friday at 1 o'clock. The event gathered fifteen, with plans to abandon regular meetings and meet monthly with the Lions for future luncheons and programs.

Lioness Club Plains Hotel Archer Meyring Lions Meyring Fred Warren J. D. Shingle Roche Mentzer K. C. Hall Carl Swanson Mesflames Seals Russell Funk Get Together Club W. M. Fitzgerald Fl Paso Tex

Woodrow Wilson Returns Home After Final White House Exit

The article recounts Woodrow Wilson leaving the White House in a long farewell, riding with Mrs. Wilson and aides, and being greeted by crowds as he reaches his new home on F street. neighbors gather to honor him while advisors and Admiral Grayson adjust to the transition to private life.

White House Mr. Wilson Capitol

Miss Stitt Leaves Cheyenne Teaching Post over Salary

Miss Roberts Stitt of Denver came to Cheyenne to take a first grade job at Churchill school, but left after seeing boarding costs and rent, refusing the offered salary. Superintendent A S Jessup noted the era of independence among teachers amid many openings.

Miss Roberts Stitt Denver Cheyenne Churchill School A. S. Jessup Jessup Miss Stitt Jassun

Tom Marshall Cup Testimonial Recalls Eighteenth Amendment Era

The piece describes Tom Marshall receiving a silver cup from senators he presided over for eight years. He notes that taking the cup home to Indiana would be seen by friends as a memorial to the eighteenth amendment. A mention of Nichelst with platinum coverings replacing platinum wire in incandescent limits appears.

Tom Marshall Senators Indiana Tom Nichelst

Correction on Mail Classes Taxing Fourth Class Postal Rules

A Tribune correction clarifies that domestic first second and third class and foreign mails may be registered. Fourth class parcel post may be insured or sent C O D to and from money order officers only.

Tribune

Harrison Is Out As Philippine Governor

Manila reports the resignation of Governor General Warren Harrison effective immediately as Charles Yeater returns to act until a Harding appointee arrives. Harrison departs for the United States tomorrow. The piece notes a claim about telephone wires circling the globe.

Harrison Philippine Manila Wianeis Burton Harrison Philippines Charles Ki. Yeater Povernor Harding United States

New President Follows Old Precedent At Congress

President Harding follows tradition as he enters the presidents room escorted by senators to address Congress. A cabinet selection explanation emphasizes cordial relations between the executive and legislative branches and personal contact. The article notes the reading of names.

Congress Harding

Harding Starts White House Term With Open House and Nominations

President Harding and Mrs. Harding greeted Marion visitors after arriving at the White House shortly before 3 PM. He announced the open grounds policy, confirmed official counsellors in 20 minutes, and kept most Wilson era secret service while assigning a new staff with George Co. Christian Jr. overseeing clerical details.

Congress Harding White House George T. Harding Marion Hardings Mr. Harding George Co. Christian, Jr Mr. Christian Wilson

Cream for Catarrh Opens Quick Relief for Colds

An early 1900s advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying IXly's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The ad claims rapid opening of nasal passages, eased breathing, and relief from headaches and dryness with a small bottle from a druggist.

Ixly

Cure for Eczema Claimed After Four Cakes of Soap

Mr. E. W. Robbins of Westby Wisconsin says a fourteen year eczema battle ended in two weeks after using Cuticura Soap four cakes and Cuticura Ointment three boxes. He endorses Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for skin care.

Westby Wis

Don’t Fool With Rheumatic Aches

Advert sees Sloan’s Liniment promoted as a fast penetrating counter irritant for rheumatic twinges and aches. Claims relief without rubbing or skin staining and cites widespread use with prices 35c 70c and 1 40.

Sloan

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