Baby Week events continue with contests at Capitol avenue
Today and tomorrow the city hosts Baby Week activities at 1609 Capitol Avenue with registered nurses in charge. Examinations led by Phystelang of the city, and a prize program featuring photos by W G Walker accompany a film screening at the Lyric. Families may register babies at 10 AM. the event celebrates better babies through WCTU and community support.
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Capitol Avenue
Wit
Phystelang
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
W. G. Walker
Visiting List and Travels Through Cheyenne Highlights
Visiting List notes Mr and Mrs W K Gilcrest returning to Gilcrest Colorado after a Cheyenne stay. Dr G P Johnnston heads to Omaha to be away a few days and will join Mrs Johnston returning from Chicago. Kenneth Smith and Mire Henry House toured Pine Bluffs. Mrs Howse to visit Mr and Shremith, then Cheyenne. Miss Mabel Knight visiting relatives in Cheyenne on way to Colorado Springs. others receive care in private hospital. Mr A A Clark and his children arrive after visiting C Whiter's home for several days.
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G. P. Johnnston
Omaha
Kenneth Smith
Mire
Henry House
Pine Bluffs
Mise Mabel Knight
University At
Laramie
Cheyenne
P. Koight
Mise Koight
Colorado Springs
Women of Woodcraft Dance at K C Hall Tonight
The Women of Woodcraft invite the public to a dance at K C hall this evening. Capitol Rebekah lodge No 23 will host a card social at I C O F hall, with public invitations. An Art Association meeting at the Library drew fifteen attendees for a program described as instructive and interesting. Frances Davin read on Igheraton and an outline on Chippendale was prepared by a committee including Chas Bristol Mrs Hearresen Miss Brooks and Mr Livingston. The association thanked Mr Livingston for his lecture and Miss Olive Wills and her art class for Baby Week posters, with Livingston expected to address them soon.
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C.T. U
W. C. Twu
Carnegie Library
Musical Club
Meadames Stanton
Spalding
Keldy Old Vans
Laura Joe
Otter
Mussical Club
L. W. Trumbull
Husheen
Clarehill School
Jeanie C. Liston
Brea
Anna Gordon
T. U
Wyoming
Eilen Woetlaufer
W Porter
The
Art Association
Frances Davin
Olive Wills
Mr. Livingston
Church Guilds and Societies Meet for Afternoon Sessions
Several church groups hold meetings this afternoon at parish houses and church parlors. The Guild of St. Mark's and Congregational Aid society hostesses, and the Jewish Circle join Mrs. Myers for a gathering. A bake sale is planned for tomorrow at the Atlantic tea store with vocal solos. The B P U group plans an evening party as membership contest between yellow and red factions continues.
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Guild of St. Mark's
BH. D. Gleason
Congregational Aid Society
Ald Society
The
Methodist Church
J. P. Jensen
Mra. Miller
Conrey
Mra. Jensen
Atlantic Tea Store
Wolves Rampant in Wisconsin County Sparking House Ads
In Brantwood and Parma Wisconsin March 6 wolves are reported in multiple dec ations killing stock near Phillips and Brantwood. Residents seek effective housing options and plan to advertise homes in the Leader Ad columns for shelter and relocation.
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Brantwood
Wie
Phillips
Pamery
Desireble Hovser
Fone
Address by Ellen J Wetlauter at Baby Week Conference
Dr Ellen J Wetlauter warns congenital disability and early deaths rise with alcohol exposure in families. She cites studies from Gaitinen Goddard and Woods linking maternal and paternal drinking to miscarriage stillbirth and infant mortality, urging Baby Week as a public health imperative to safeguard future independence.
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Ellen J. Wetlauter, M. D
Baby Week
Abstalere
B. Mather Sull
Gaitinen
University of Helwintroes
Finland
Sbatamera
Moses
I. Hl. Goddard
Trafalgy
Freckle Treatment Advice From March Winds
Fragmented health note advises freckle care and removal with double strength preparation. Mentions医生 prescriptions, druggists, and possible refund policies, urging use before summer. References seasonal changes and gradual improvement after treatment.
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Proménoul
Druggiate Quarentine
Burning Steamer by Hen Upon A Brac
A Malta dispatch reports the steamer Nellore, built in 1919 and 450 feet long, on fire with passengers and crew removed. The vessel, sailing from Vesang on February 12, was saved after the blaze was extinguished according to a London report.
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London
Lioya
Malta
Peltier Sular
Oriente
Kamelio Nellore
Nellore
Vesang
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Rebekah Card Social
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