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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1911

Page

3

Social club events and charitable gatherings fill the afternoon

The Help One Another club meets at Mrs. O T Sheldon home on Evans Street with music by Miss Bartlett and Miss Sheldon. Greetings from Mrs Nimmo and birthday wishes to Mrs William Heath mark the session alongside needlework for the hostess. In two weeks Mrs Harry L Davis will host. Nearby Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society holds a flowered evening with piano solos and papers followed by supper. Kensington tea at Mystic Maze club and a surprise farewell party for Mr. and Mrs Roesch feature cards and a glass water jug gift. German club and Baptist ladies host meetings and bake sales as members recover from illness and plan Parents Day at Central School.

Help One O. T. Sheldon Evans Street Mary Bartlett Laura Sheldon David Nimmo Los Angeles Cal William, Heath Lamar Colorado Hazell Genevieve Thomas Harry Ll. Davis Presbyterian Church Archie Allison Kensington Mystic Maze Club Christenson Seymour Street Charles Prosper Magg. Gorom George Hanson J. A. Sigler Mra. Richardson Marion Rosenboom William Hainceworth Arthur van Sigle Mra. Brubaker Callaway Stuart

Motherhood and Health Under Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A discussion on motherhood stresses the toll of pregnancy and childbirth on women. It advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health, strength, and normalcy, inviting women to seek confidential advice.

Nat Lydia FB. Pinkham

Advertising Myth and a Candy for the Public

The text argues that strong ads cannot save a worthless article and praises Cascarets Candy for merit and persistent advertising. It warns buyers to trust established national brands and to avoid substitutes pushed by sellers, emphasizing mouth to mouth praise and public trust.

Yale Ite Carcarete Ike Cancarete

Mrs Brittain Leaves Home After Visit in Corcoran

Mrs Brittain, guest of Mr and Mrs Hiram Gapp for several weeks, departed Corcoran noon today for Little Bear Wyoming after visiting her parents. Mrs Fox and Mrs Join and Mr Charles Thomas were among those noted in the departure.

Corcoran California Mre. Fox Slater Mrs. Join Chas. Thomas Mm. O. A. Brittain Hiram Gapp Little Hear Wyoming

Have You a Rheumatic Friend

A promotional prescription claims a simple mix of common drugs will cure rheumatism. It recommends M Iodone of Potassium, Sodium Salicylate, Wine of Colebiewi, Cardiol Balmwort or Sareaparula syrup, with dosing after meals and at bedtime. The ad promises rapid relief and a possible cure if continued.

Army influence and church role in Mexico Diaz era tensions

Reports discuss church property under state control in Mexico and clerical views on Diaz and Juarez, noting improved stability under Diaz. Mexico City moves show calm reactions to Taft intervention signals amidst skepticism among residents. Washington National Guard readiness and Pacific Coast troop movements conclude the dispatch.

Mexico Juarez Diaz Republic Asa Mexico City Mar Daalies White House Taft Pearson Syndicate Pearsons State Department Seattle Washington National Guard Washington

February Freeze? Warmth From Hood's Sarsaparilla

A reader recalls a pun about February meaning Freeze everybody and extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as lasting warmth for head to foot. The ad touts improved vigor, circulation, and resistance to illness for all ages.

Ulster

Hackenschmidt and Roller Win Matches in KC

George Hackenschmidt defeated Henry Ordeman and Dr. B F Roller threw Americus in a double event wrestling bill at the Empire Athletic club in Kansas City. Both matches were fast.

Kansas City Mar George Hackenschmidt Henry Ordeman B. F. Roller Americus Empire Athletic Club

Militia Deployed to Quell Street Car Strike Riots

Oklahoma City reported that at 7 o'clock tonight Governor Cruce ordered out the state militia to prevent riots connected with the street railway strike.

Oklahoma City Okla Cruce

Society Girls of Omaha Protest Dog Catcher Incident

Mica Margaret H Forsyth hosted an indignation tea in Pitteparg Pa. The girls criticized Oliver Kuntz the city dogcatcher and Policeman Schultz for rough treatment of Forsyths dog and Adelaide Jones dog. They urged punishment. Thomas A McQuaide ordered the men before the police board for trial on Monday.

Pitteparg Pa Afar Margaret H. Forsyth Pittebura Oliver Kuntz Policeman Schultz Miss Forsyth Adelaide Jones B. F. Jones Jones & Laughlin Company

Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days Claim

Advertisement claims PAZO ointment cures itching bleeding or protracted piles in six to fourteen days and offers a refund if it fails. Drugstore ad notes price of 50 cents and promises satisfaction with results.

Five Denver Girls Held by Zion Negro

Five white Denver girls told police they were lured by an advertisement to Salt Lake City and duped into a vaudeville engagement. They allege Lawrence Marsh, a Black newspaper owner, imprisoned them for five days and forced them to receive male visitors before escaping through a window. Police will not release the girls’ names.

Salt Lake City Mar Denver Lawrence Marsh Salt Lake Marsh

Black man with mental illness blamed for fatal Hart County attack

In Glasgow Kentucky a Black suspect named Doc Masey, said to be mentally ill, fatally wounded a Black deputy sheriff and seven family members in Hart County last night. A posse searches the countryside as he remains at large.

Glascow Doc Masey Hart County

Mother of twins on five occasions in Wichita

Mrs. George Glover, 38, wife of a laborer, gave birth yesterday to twins for the fifth time, making her the mother of nineteen children. She already has ten twins and nine other children including triplets.

Wichita, Kan George Glover

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