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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1911
Page
3
An observation on the commercial mindset of women as a hostess flaunts cost and luxury. The woman with the price list dominates the scene, pricing tulips and a turquoise necklace, revealing how money governs beauty and value, shaping social norms in a commercial age.
Mrs D W Gill and Mrs Charles Hastings hosted a green themed St Patrick celebration on Evans Street with carnation bouquets and miniature green flag place cards. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mark Chapman Mr and Mrs G A Fox and Miss Clara Bell Oberfelder among others.
The Grip epidemic is milder in action this year but remains dangerous with strong aftereffects. Vinol, a cod liver oil tonic with no grease, is promoted as a strength booster. A Long Branch, New Jersey reader reports renewed vitality after three bottles, with a promise of money-back if no restoration occurs. A. B. Roedel, druggist, Shermas.
The Atlas bills feature Gardner Lowell with a trained dog in jugeling and acrobatics, Leo and Chapman in a gymnastic comedy, and a "Wanted A Donkey" piece by Charles Mack & Co. Two performances begin around 9:15 and 10:20, with strong praise for Seven Days at Capitol Avenue theatre and for The Man Who Owns Broadway starring Raymond Hitchcock next Tuesday.
The review lauds Cohan in The Man Who Owns Broadway as his best work with magnificent scenery costumes and cyclonic chorus numbers. The cast includes Raymond Haitchcock John Francis Web Mildred Wlatho Lena Rhodes Mark Sullivan and others delivering a grand show.
The coroner's jury in the Times disaster case ruled that the Vines building was destroyed by an explosion followed by fire. It found many employees killed and concluded the blast was caused by high explosives placed there by unknown parties.
Margaret Strelf sues six Dyersville saloon men for 60000 alleging negligence led to her husband’s death. She says she warned sellers not to serve him liquor. after drinking he was arrested and died by his own action while jailed. She seeks 10000 from each defendant and has other suits against the same men for similar damages.
An old advertisement touts a laxative mixed Bromo Quinine and promotes curing a cold in one day. The signatory is B. W. Grove, with a price of 25 cents. The copy asserts global use of the product.
A jokey dare in Cleveland on March 17 nearly killed Eva Brown aged 21 and Viola Rogers aged 18 after one girl urged the other to perform a risky act. Both women, despondent and low-spirited, faced a life threatening situation before authorities intervened.
Mira Bowen and Miss Rogers, two women with no home after losing jobs in two weeks, planned a fatal act as a joke or dare. They bought chloroform and gas, lay down to die together at Charity hospital, hoping one would not weaken.
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