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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
11
A speaker attacks the idea of clever women and argues men value real wisdom over showy wit. She criticizes superficial art talk, jewelry display, and vanity, asserting cleverness often masks ignorance and harms marriages. Men prefer substance over appearance and intellect used wisely.
Mrs. Harry E Crain entertained Sunshine Society members with a luncheon and dainty work bags at Carnegie Library. Guests included Mrs. Frank Furry and several members. An upcoming literary meeting, surprise parties, and gifts marked recent social events as attendees traveled and returned from trips.
Notice calling for large clean rags to be donated to the Leader office.
Trial package free. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets speed digestion, reduce gas, sweeten breath, and relieve a tired disordered stomach. They act like an extra stomach and are harmless, with no systemic cure claimed. Sold by druggists. 60 cents per box. Free trial package via FP, Stuart Co. 150 Stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
In a letter from W. E. Hawks now in Oklahoma, Jim Kid famed Wyoming cowpuncher and early Buffalo Bill show star, once tamed a French stallion in Paris to win wide acclaim. The note recalls Kid’s daring ride, his kinship to Charles Edwards, and that he still feels the ride’s effects.
W A Melver a pioneer ranchman of Laramie county died yesterday at 1110 Eddy street South Cheyenne after a week of acute heart trouble He was 60 years old and had operated a ranch 14 miles southeast of Cheyenne since early in his career
Ottumwa residents report a local woman cured of female trouble after using Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial cites relief from back pain, headaches, dizziness, and mood issues, praising the remedy over doctors and surgery. The letter urges others to try the product and includes an endorsement by Mrs. Hannahner of Ottumwa.
In 1884 the deceased is survived by a widow and three daughters Mrs Archie Davis Mrs Samuel Spires of Cheyenne and Mrs Paul Anderson of Salem Wyo and sons William R and Frank Melvar of Cheyenne. Funeral arrangements were not completed last evening as relatives awaited Mrs Anderson arrival from Salem.
Review notes Raymond Hitchcock in The Man Who Owns Broadway with King Hobo and Sydney Lyons. audience praised curtain call but felt the clownish aspect hindered the production. Supporting cast including Flora Zabelle and Mildred Elaine noted for vocal merit and beauty. spectacular numbers praised.
Careless Curt, eccentric cyclist, manipulates bicycles as Tonita and Co perform clever impersonations. American trumpeters trio the dain ty artistique musical novelty and Prof. Dunn and the Little orchestra complete a strong lineup. An entire change tomorrow.
English actor Edward Terry appears as Richard Phenyl in Sir Arthur Pinero's Sweet Lavender at Caytol Avenue theatre on Saturday March 26. The eccentric barrister Phenyl blends whimsy and weakness, drawing both laughter and sympathy from the audience.
Former Chicago eye specialist Dr Buswell now at 1716 12 Capitol Avenue offers scientific treatment for glaucoma amania asthenopia myopia cataract and related eye troubles. Patients are urged to consult via phone 2305 Red with hours to six.
George Walker arrives from Denver yesterday afternoon driving a Kissell car of fifty horsepower. He is accompanied by R A Creek western sales agent for the Kissell Car company. They made the trip over.
Mr. Walker secures the state agency for Kissell cars, offering a wide range including fire engines hose trucks express wagons drays patrols and ambulances in thirty models. He also becomes state agent for Underwood Typewriters and leases a storefront at the Plains hotel displaying typewriters supplies and stationery.
The United States representatives at the international opium conference at The Hague in July are Bishop Charles H. Brent of the Episcopal church Philippine Islands Dr Hamilton Wright of Maine and Henry J Finger of Santa Barbara California Frederick L Hidekoper of Washington has been appointed secretary.
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