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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
11
A pleasant Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs J M Fullerton of Los Angeles, once of Cheyenne, welcomed friends and relatives. Attendees brought their handiwork and enjoyed a delightful after- noon with music and conversation.
Mrs L R Tyson Society Editor notes noon sewing and tea with Mrs Fullerton and eight friends. John Kunkel returns from Colorado wedding trip and rents near Foley at 709 East 19th Street. Luella Moore visits Gertrude Booth in Laramie. Fort Russell social scene reports Wednesday Bridge Club hosted by Lieut and Mrs Black and Cavalry Card Club entertained by Colonel and Mrs Guilfoyle at the Cavalry club.
An assortment of home beauty preparations and tips. Instructions describe making facial toners with Maivatone and liec l. applying a cornmeal mixed shampoo powder for hair care. using Mother's Salve for aches. and removing facial hair with delatone paste. Includes cautions on skin and hair effects and timing for application.
The Woman's Club meets this afternoon at the library. Mrs John Hugtey hosts the Help One Another Club Thursday afternoon at 2018 Seymore St. Sunshine Society enjoyed a Tuesday gathering with sewing and visiting, a pleasant lunch, flowers, garlands, and bright parlors as ladies shared time together.
Mrs Claude Draper will host the Mount Mellick club at her home 014 East 17th Street this afternoon. Bridge Club has Mrs John GU entertaining the Tuesday group yesterday afternoon in her usual happy manner.
A pleasant afternoon featured card games at two tables followed by a substantial tea. The brief note records social amusement and hospitality typical of the period.
The Presbyterian ladies aid society will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors for its annual meeting to elect officers and conduct other business. Hosts include Mrs George P Knight and Mrs Ed Kelly WINL. The Guild of St Marks meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Davidson Rector's mother at 719 BE 17th St.
The Guild of St. Mark's hosts a bake sale Saturday at Roedel's drug store A EF. Marys and Miss Eleanor Bergersen lead apron making during Lent with over eight dollars collected from ten cent contributions. The Sodality meets Mondays during Lent and seeks funds for the treasury as aprons are crafted for display at the bazaar.
This evening at the Methodist church Mx Gov. B. W. Hoel will entertain with a lecture under the auspices of the city Federation of Young People's Societies.
Mrs. Arthur Putnam hosts a Sunday afternoon debate on which Peter's life influenced Christianity more than Pauls. The affirmative team Mr Tatlock and Mr Petry lose to the negative side led by Mr Kelley and Mr Armouk. Class officers were elected: President Mr Jones, Vice President Mr Tatlock, Secretary Miss Stevick, Treasurer Mr Parkburet.
Historical fragment shows a casual query about cigar purchasing in Wilson Cove. The readable text centers on a roadside or storefront question, with no clear names, dates, or events to confirm a fuller news item.
A promotional note claims Linpepain and Diapepsin relieve stomach distress in five minutes. It advertises claims of instant digestion aid, heartburn relief, and elimination of gas and sour stomach symptoms. It urges asking a pharmacist to view the formula on each container.
Catholic ladies host a bake sale at Hon's Shoe Store this Saturday March 2. A 22 card social at Eingles Lodge Room on Wednesday March 20 hosted by The Royal Titchlanders with admission ten cents.
Mrs. Wi Shepard, editor of the Cohan Coyotes, visited the Leader office. Her paper, located twenty eight miles from the railroad, serves a town of eleven residents and focuses on land matters, with a subscription list of every settler in the area. She is described as a pleasing gentleman with faith in seven different languages.
A Laramie committee led by M Christensen and J Win slow sought to have troops detrain in Laramie en route to Pole Mountain maneuver camp. They recently visited Omaha and report strong support from the Wyoming congressional delegation and other influential backers.
Fragmentary article describes a homemade cough remedy using sugar and water with pine extract and syrup. Mentions mixing instructions and a claim of soothing effects for hoarseness bronchitis and lung troubles.
A moving picture show titled Prom Tree to Tire at Capital Avenue theater tonight showcases IFP Goodrich Akron Oslo rubber industry scenes in Prasil. The Mims Potent visuals depict life and industry from rubber forests to factory tires with vivid detail and continuous action.
Superintendents and principals of schools in Kemmerer area plan a large meeting on March 20 at Kemmerer. Speakers include the state superintendent and other noted educators. The conference aims to discuss a wide range of topics with strong attendance expected.
Fragmentary line hints at women and diplomacy shaping fame and peace. The text references a long standing hat and the slow path of diplomacy as a royal route to recognition for women. Context appears literary rather than a clear news item.
The fourth artillery Band presents a concert at Battery Carracka at 7 20 p m Tonight. The program includes March Tanhawser Wagner Overture Stredelly Floton ldyt The Mi in the Morest rarer Trenbore Fantasia Loventor De Meyer Moby in Deo for Cornet and Baritone Buo Fostar and Vordl Hems From Spring Madd Ten thirds on account of Madame Shonry Opera. The Cheyenne event was postponed to toneit.
A collection of brief, archaic moral maxims and garbled phrases. The fragments read like a newspaper column of folk wisdom with corrupted spellings and incomplete ideas. The piece juxtaposes lessons on money luck temper and fate in a whimsical, unreliable form.
If you wish to enter the Leaders' elrevdation campaign, come in and see the campaign manager to start out to win. Prizes are described as well worth the effort.
A fragment discusses women as artificial creations shaped by repression and tradition. It argues men hold conventional power within the home while outsiders drive change, citing famous women as subtile diplomats. Names include Rebecca, Jacoba, Catherine de Medici, and Catherine of Elena.
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