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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
11
A dated discourse targets wives who compare husbands to other men, urging women to stop extolling others and pressuring their spouses. It argues that guiding a partner with envy breeds strain, nervous exhaustion, and even divorce, warning against double standards in marital expectations.
Mr and Mrs J M Newman hosted a new five hundred card club last Saturday at their Carey Avenue home. Members include Mr and Mrs Archie Allison Mr and Mrs J L Jordan Mr and Mrs P J Black Mr and Mrs John Browns Mr and Mrs John Schuneman Mrs L R Tyson Mr and Mrs Carl Frank Mrs Edgar Schuneman and the hostess. The infant son of Dr and Mrs Peter Apple was christened Walter Karl Apple by Rev L Hills. A quiet wedding occurred Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church as Sergeant Charles Leonard of Fort Russell wed Miss Delia Hreedlove of Oklahoma. Witnesses were Mrs W A Burgess and Mrs Joe Hing. Mr Meyer Frank returned from a month in New York. Miss Ruth Lacey returned from Denver. Mrs James Burgess went to Garden City Kansas. Mr and Mrs W C Kinkead returned from a Denver trip. Mrs William Daiber will host her card club Wednesday at 2:30. Millinery ad follows.
The Atlas presents a varied show with Cluess Try and Guess featuring a two man one leg act, Miss Mansfield and Clarke delivering novelties, a refined Irish skit, strong mansion pictures, and tuneful music. Seven Days at Capitol Avenue theatre showcases Bemvan Days and the Broadway feel with a sensational reception.
Gus Broddard, Cheyenne inventor, shows a working model airship nine feet high and twenty two feet long with a thirty foot spread. The engine arrived last week and is installed in the craft as part of a new design effort.
A woman from Graniteville Virginia shares relief from nervousness during the change of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols the product as a trusted remedy for inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains and nervous prostration and cites Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Massachusetts as supportive.
Readers note a pioneering monoplane effort by Stoddard and Beck in Cheyenne. They seek park access and bleacher removal to test a Wright Burget Curtiss inspired craft, hoping for a successful flight this week and city promotional impact.
A recipe for KC Chicken Pot Pie presents steps to simmer tender fowl then thicken broth with a flour paste. Prepare a soft dough from flour salt and shortening to top the pot pie, bake about 35 minutes until the crust coats the fowl.
In Ooke Alley between Seventeenth and Bent streets two men known as J. W. Wright and Bud Spangles were found. Wright died from morphine overdose and Spangles was near death with morphine and cocaine in his pockets. Coroner C. Y. Beard and Dr. A. W. Barber investigated. an inquest for Wright was set at Early undertaking.
Members are urged to attend the lodge meeting tonight followed by an emoker and entertainment with music and refreshments. Herb R. Schneider and J Walters co sign. Diet. ee
The Cheyenne company of militia, led by Captain A Matthews, held a drill at the new Keefe Hall annex and added six new members to reach forty. An inspection by Adjutant General Barkwell is set for March 21, with U S army officers visiting in April. The armory doubles as a reading room with thirty periodicals and plans for pool tables.
Under Captain Lincoln the Pivot Battalion of the Second Infantry arrived at Fort D. A. Russell Sunday morning after marching from Fort Assinboine Montana. The officers and their families, staying at the Plana hotel, began garrison duties on arrival.
Knights and Ladies of Security host a masquerade ball at Keefe Hall on Tuesday evening March 1 with admission 50 cents and ladies admitted free.
Reginald B. Kirby faced heartbreak when he learned his fiancée in quarantine with a illness would bar him from seeing her. The two had been engaged to marry later, but the illness and confinement disrupted their plans and changed their future.
The article describes Miss Selma Carlow Kirby and her fiancé planning a ceremony arranged by Justice Howsemen at 208 East Tenth Street. The justice performed the ceremony with him shouting questions as the couple answered. Following the ceremony Kirby went into quarantine with his new wife to be near her during the shows.
The story notes Katharyn Taylor, dubbed the woman in white of the Thaw case, linked to a Telluride murder. Jesse R. Munn, a fugitive, killed Telluride marshal Arthur Gogelin after failing to arrest him. Munn later pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to hang but not yet executed.
The article argues Mexico faces no fear of the United States as the rebellion grows, noting Standard Oil’s waning influence, the rise of Mexican Eagle Petroleum backed by Lord Cowdray and Mexican officials, and funding from Wall Street sources. It cites an estimate of 5,000 to 9,000 rebels, daily wages, and total revolution costs surpassing four million dollars with substantial outside financing.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims to relieve back pain urinary trouble and nighttime urination and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail. Contains address in Binghamton New York and note on bottle sizes.
The International Peace Bureau in Berne asks foreign ministries to back the U S armament limitation proposal. It cites President Taft's Dec 6 message and urges governments to cooperate with a U S commission studying disarmament as supported by many peace societies.
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