Loretta Letter Speaks of a Husband’s Repeating Tales
A wife complains of her husband’s constant storytelling at dinners. She states he retells the same five tales for years, glossing over critiques with humor, while others endure similar boredom. A columnist jokes about a possible cure for chronic tale telling.
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Loretta
Scientific American
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Jessie McAllister Charged With Arson
Etheridge, formerly of the Guernsey Gazette, was arrested in Cheyenne by Deputy Sheriff McCarty on a warrant from Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Rigdon. The charge stems from an alleged attempt to burn the Guernsey Gazette plant, owned by C. W. Williams of Hartville, who had secured an attachment on the building.
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Editod Etheridge
Guernsey Gazette
Cheyenne
McCarty
Guernsey
C. L. Rigdon
C. W. Williams
Hartville Uplife
Etheridge
Gazette
Willams
Ancient Plains hotel wedding unites Robinson and Herbert
A three oclock ceremony at the Plains hotel joined Andrew J. Robinson brigadier chief of transportation Fort D A Russell and Augusta May Herbert of Alexandria Louisiana in a Presbyterian ring ceremony. Guests including Mrs John Sherrill attended a multi course reception and the couple will reside at Fort Russell. Also notes on a Woman's club Naples program and local society gatherings followed.
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Atlas Amusements Brighten The Week With(New) Acts
Atlas presents Leo and Chapman in Wanted A Donky and Charles Mack and Co Irish play Come Back to Erin. Dunn and the Little Orchestra headline a strong bill. Seven Days comedy at Capitol Avenue theatre. The Man Who Owns Broadway at Capitol Avenue next Tuesday with Raymond Hitchcock starring in a Cohan musical.
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Charles Mack and Co
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Hampton's Magazine
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New York
Astor Theatre
Broadway
Geo. M. Céhan
New Musics
Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Cohan
Artor
Mr. Cohen
Permaaly
Harrie
Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic Praised by Mothers
Letters from grateful mothers in New Haven and Chicago extol Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic for frail children. One child improved after three bottles. another gained appetite and color. Druggist A. E. Roedel offers money-back assurance if it fails to meet claims.
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Conn
Vinci
Chicago, Il
A. E. Roedel
Millinery Opening At Cottingham Draws Crowds
Cheyenne ladies attended the spring opening of Cottingham Millinery, viewing a display of new styles for spring and summer. The remodeled store showcased a high grade stock, positioning it among the city's finest millinery shops.
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Cottingham Millinery Company
Cheyenne
Husband Accused by Woman Freed with Child Support Order
Reginald Kirby, arrested Tuesday on charges from a Fort Russell domestic dispute, was arraigned yesterday and ordered to contribute to the child's support. The court released him pending further proceedings.
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Reginald Kirby
Fort Russell
Rags Wanted for Leader Office Needs
Good clean rags are requested at the Leader office for ongoing needs.
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Leader
Illegal Liquor Sale Charge Against Club Manager
Police arrested 8 Jennings, manager of a club at 1712 Bent Street, after weeks of surveillance. He is charged with selling liquor without a license and jailed.
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McLaughlin
Baker
Bent Street
Jennings
Strike Tension Escalates as 500 Deputies Deployed
Cincinnati dispatch reports five hundred deputy sheriffs summoned from Somerset Kentucky to keep order amid a mounting strike in progress.
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Cincinnati
Somerset
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Free Health Advice
An old advertisement-style blurb touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's ailments. It claims the product offers health benefits and includes references to providers or contributors, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Morton's Gap
Kentucky
Lydia
Pinkham
Ollie Woodall
Morton
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lyun
Mase
Men of the Queen and Crescent Route Freight Stalls at Somerset
No freight moves north from Somerset as a wet famine begins to be felt along the Queen and Crescent route. Rail operations show delays and reduced shipments impacting local businesses and workers.
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Queen & Crescent
Somerset
Renters seek faster phone service in city outskirts
A local architect William Dubois said many houses were vacant and telephones would help owners find tenants immediately, especially on city outskirts. He noted he owns four homes he cannot rent due to prevailing conditions. Rumors say an independent company may seek a city telephone franchise.
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William Dubois
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