Cuticura Ointment Eases Cracked Hands Says Patient
A patient details severe cracked and peeling hands easing after a week with Catloura Cuticura Ointment. The 1910 testimonial notes relief from deep cracks and soreness and credits Cuticura products for skin cure. Mrs Minnie Drew of Jamaica Plain endorses the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remeo
Giles
Minnie Drew
Danforth
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Potter Drug 4 Chem. Corp
Bole Prope
Boston
Trea
Culiours Bank
Exports Show Small Increase In February Trade
Washington reports February exports of domestic U S products rising significantly from last year. February 1911 exports total 87 969 161 dollars versus 49 545 530 dollars a year ago. For eight months ending February exports reach 718 142 404 dollars, up from 594 421 624 dollars. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions business offices and society editors with incomplete lines. It references a telephone, publishers office hours, and times but lacks clear names, dates, or events to define a full notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Ae Society Editore’ Telephone
Pusiners
Junior Birthday Column Celebrates Cheyenne Youth
A local Junior Birthday column lists children celebrating birthdays on March 12 at Corlett, High, Central, Converse, and Johnson schools. Tomorrow’s celebrants include Bernie Berkley of Johnson school and Leo Doyle of Johnson school, with birth years ranging from 1898 to 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mary Nannie Kelly
Corlett
Minnie Rudieu
High
Jillian Keefe
Central School
Orvel Marion Karnes
Corlett School
Emmet Wilson
Converse
Bernie Berkley
Johnson School
Leo Doyle
Cheyenne Businesses Announce Services and Defeat
Local briefs list Buechner Jewelry Co and Hawkeye Cleaners with address 1616 Eddy St and 316 W 16th St for trunk making and repair work by A T Hale at Carey Ave. Cheyenne second team loses 29 to 13 to Eaton. Mary Bartlett to sing at Presbyterian Church services. Mr and Mrs W C Kindead visiting for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cheyenne in Denver Rewrites at Brown Palace Hotel
Snow flurry in Cheyenne and vicinity yesterday was brief and melted quickly. Mayor and former mayor P. Cook reported improving after hospital confinement. Marriage licenses issued for Kohn P Tony and Mia Lelia F GI of Colorado and Crabron Greenwood and Pearl Lincoln. Clerk T. Joe Fisher appointed to oversee late F. L. Woods estate. Turkey Red hard wheat flour advertised at 20th and Thomas with delivery by phone. Congregational Men’a club banquet set for Monday at 6:30 in church parlors with after dinner speeches and a male quartet. First Congregational musical service at 7:20 with hymns of faith. director Mrs. J L Rockwell. choir includes Mrs. C T Johnston, Miss Day, Mr. J L Rockwell, Mr. Parkhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohn P. Tony
Mia
Lelia F. GI
Colorado
Crabron Greenwood
Miss Pearl Lincoln
North—District
T. Joe Fisher
Guernsey
Matson
F. L. Woods
First Congregational Church
J. L. Rockwell
C. T. Johnston
Miss Day
Parkturst
Personal Mentions From Cheyenne Social Dispatch
Miss Alberta Smith and Milas Georgia Sullivan have returned from Greeley to spend spring vacation with their parents in Cheyenne. Susie Moore returns to Des Moines after visiting Mrs. BE. A. Blanchard. A. L. Putman spends Sunday in Newcastle. Judge Charles E. Carpenter of Laramie visits Inter Ocean. Mrs. N. C. Irvine and son William arrived in Cheyenne from Douglas and Plains. C E Orchard of Lander also among Cheyenne arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Smith
Milas Georgia Sullivan
Greeley
Cheyenne
Susie Moore
Des Moines
BE. A. Blanchard
A. L. Putman
Newcastle
Charles E. Carpenter
Laramie
Inter Ocean
N. C. Irvine
William
Douglas
The
Plains
STATE LABOR COLONY FOR TRAMPS DISCUSSED
The Minnesota senate discusses a proposed anti toxin for laziness aimed at compelling work. The plan calls for a state labor colony to detain and instruct tramps vagrants and deserters of destitute women and children. No one under 20 admitted and detention lasts up to one year for first offense and six months for subsequent sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mar
Minnesota Senate
Mayor Gaynor Delivers Simple Happiness Recipe
New York March 11 Mayor Gaynor responds to a young girl who thanked him for a small favor with a cheerful letter. He counsels daily happiness saying everyone should be happy and when discouraged to tell themselves it will be all right to feel bully next time good things come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Gaynor
Weill
Pimples Vanish Fast With Stuart Calcium Wafers
A historical advertisement promises rapid skin relief using Stuart's Calcium Wafers, claiming blood purification and pimple elimination in days. It touts safety, no mercury or poisons, and offers a free sample by mail from the Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Mwe
Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Miner’s suicide attempt ends with self harm in jail
Frederick Miner prisoner in the county jail at Evans Denver in Colorado tried to drown himself in a bath then hanged with a mop rag to a steel beam. Guard Andrew Morley rescued him and he was taken to the county hospital with a grim prognosis. Doctors cite insanity and morphine craving from years of addiction as the motive. On transport to hospital he chewed his tongue to flesh and spit blood in the ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Mar
Frederick Miner
Andrew Morley
Miner
Butcher Seeks 5500 Damages From Bulldog Owner
John Altherr, a Marietta butcher, sues Louie Numann in district court for 5500 after a savage English bulldog bit him. Attorney Edwin N. Birch files the complaint claiming Numann allowed the dog to roam despite its vicious nature. The case stems from a March incident in Neaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brulidog
Neaver
John Altherr
Louie Numann
Altherr
Edwin N. Birch
Numann
Sermon Subjects at Churches Today
Church services listed across First Methodist First Baptist First Congregational Allen Chapel A M E and Allen Chapel revival at 18th and Thames Sts with evangelist Scott presenting varied topics. Public invited to each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. M
Noloon
Pam Oer
Young Peoples’ Meeting
A. L. Wadsworth
Pasadena
Cal
First Congregational
Henry Ward Beecher
Mas Booker
Allen Chapel
Jamoa Washington
Thames Sts
Scott
Hell
Naaman
Laramie Man Seeks Grand Army of the Republic Command
R E Fitch of Laramie seeks the Colorado and Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic department command at the Salida Colorado encampment in June. Fitch, former Custer Post No 1 commander and current adjutant, would serve if Colorado law allows and the department supports the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
R. E. Fitch
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Grand Army of the Republic
Ferguson
McDonald
Salida
Colo
State of
Colorado
Colorado Soldiers
Monte Vista
Certa
Fitch
Custer
TIZ for Sore Feet Promises Quick Relief and Permanent Remedy
An advertisement touts TIZ as a fast, lasting foot remedy. It claims draws out poisonous exudations, cleanses pores, and relieves tired swollen feet in a week. Sold at druggists for 26 cents per box by Walter Luther Dodge Co., Chicago, IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge # Co
Chicago
Diaz Plans Death for Rebel Enemies
Francisco Madero, provisional president of the Mexican revolutionists, guarantees foreigners protection and reports an imminent uprising in Mexico City. A U S cruiser Chester arrived at Tampico from Guantanamo, Cuba, amid tense Mexico events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico City
United States
Tampico
Mex
Chester
Guantanamo
Cuba
Weather Summary for Sunday and Monday, 1911
Forecast generally fair for Sunday and Monday. Local data show 74 hours to 6 pm March 11, 1911 with a high of 41 and a low of 32 degrees and trace precipitation. Ww. Palmer, Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. S. Palmer
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Collier’s
Sherman Co
Carey
Owherenne
Bent
Myo Raprevenvaciye
Cece Door Tribe Mide
Buechner Jewelry Co
Hawkeye Cleaners
Eddy St
16Th St
A. T. Hale
Carey Ave
Nias Mary Bartlett
Theresbyterian Church
W. C. Kinkead
Weet
Hedp
To & P
Scott Medical Company
Stout ST
Bet
Sta
Oolo
Brown Palace
Vic
P. &. Cook
Thomas Sta
Lawrence & Carr
C. E. Orchard of
Lander
State Labor Colony
Evraz
the National Lumber & Mill Co
Reed
Sherman Ca
Swanson
Robert W. McBride
Boyd Wm
Omaha
Neb
Weil Neal
B Hubbard
Bius City
Kan
Druggiete
Swanson Rheumatic Ure CO
Lake Street
A. E. Roedel
Burlington
Union Pacific
Ninth Cavalry
Weather Report
Chas, Cunningham
T. P. Willits
Thompson Bros
West 17Th Street
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