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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
3
A speaker boasts about personal effort and fundraising for a hospital with theatrical flair claiming nightly toil and a thousand dollar target. He recounts friends buying tickets and giving large sums, then exits to work backstage.
A satirical portrait targets the self-important woman who dominates church circles and club life. The piece warns that one bragging “wheel-horse” drains energy, demoralizes others, and ruins group spirit by hogging tasks and attention, leaving the club lifeless.
The First Congregational Church Men’s Club hosts a large supper and a varied program led by Maj. Skinner with Rev. Moore and Mr. Clyde Watts among speakers. Miss Delia Richardson celebrates a birthday with gifts and music at a Capitol avenue gathering. A new sewing club, the G. H. Club, forms in Cheyenne, with初osed activities and social events at members’ homes.
A homemade cough syrup claims to beat store bought remedies by mixing granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex into a pint bottle. The formula promises quick relief from coughs, bronchitis, and throat irritation with a tonic effect and mild laxative.
An old advertisement promises cure for itching, burning or bleeding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. The label asserts a money back refund if symptoms persist after 14 days. It targets readers seeking quick relief and mentions pharmacist involvement.
A Nebraska man en route to Idaho learned that his pet cow used to feed his two year old child had advanced tuberculosis. Three cows were inspected by Dr A J tt of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry. one cow was destroyed along with another of the three.
The program features Guess Try and Guess acrobatic and juggling monopedes by Manfield and Clarke. A varied lineup includes singing and dancing by different girls, Charles Mack and Co presenting The Old Neighborhood, with Prof. Dunn and the Little Orchestra. High class Vaudeville at the Home, reservations held until curtain rise.
The notice praises the Riverside Drive production of Seven Days a popular quarantine farce. It notes clever set pieces with servants running a quarantined house and a fudge making heroine. the show is hailed as a major hit in New York and Chicago, with Channing Pollock linked to its creation.
Mrs Marion Bruce of Cumberland Maine says Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best blood medicine. She credits it with restoring her strength and appetite after a winter of poor health and fatigue. She reports improved energy to do housework.
An advert notes a Saturday night performance at Capitol Avenue Theatre featuring a New York cast. It highlights Velour sound equipment and promotes the show Seve in Mya as a must see.
Cheyenne prepares a humane death house beside a new dog pound overseen by Dr. Delroy Shingle. The facility includes a three roomed cement pound and an adjoining airtight sheet iron death house where dogs will receive chloroform to end their lives after their time in the pound.
The civil service commission lists exams at the Cheyenne Federal Building for positions including Cadet engineer and Lighthouse service with salaries from 600 to 1800 per year, trained nurse 600 to 750, magnetic observer 75 to 80 monthly, statisticians and forest product roles, and junior chemist and assistant chemist with salaries up to 1600 per year.
The Leader reported a Rome dispatch with an error in a headline about Methodists and bishops. The misstatement triggered confusion over religious leadership comments and phrasing.
The dispatch reports Archbishop Farley of New York denouncing a Rome celebration of the fortieth anniversary of Rome's capture. Methodists in Rome, led by Bishop William Burt, defend the letter as unworthy and urge Americans to participate, clarifying they oppose Farley not their own bishop.
Paris March 14 reports submarine flotilla at Cherbourg carried out signaling by submarine bells to the battleship Bouvi rois with four submarines at seven miles. The Prairial signaled to Bouviens by wireless telegraphy as it met vessels between Saint Wast Cape de la Hague and Cherbourg announcing arrival near Cherbourg forts. France plans wireless gear on submarines.
An ad presents Saative Bromo Quinine as the sole remedy claimed to cure a cold in one day. The promotion emphasizes quick relief and a two dose savings option.
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