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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
3
A dated critique targets a woman deemed clever for her wit and showy intellect. The speaker argues men dislike such women for real wisdom, warning that cleverness masks shallow knowledge and harms marital equality and respect. The piece contrasts showy vanity with true brainfulness and calls for a wife valued for substance over display.
Mrs. Crain hosted a Sunshine society session with dainty work bags and cheerful chatter. A surprise party for Mrs. Oscar Stanfield featured cards music and a buffet. gifts included a hundred dollar silver chest for Mr. Andrew Roesch.
Classified notice states the Leader office seeks large clean rags for reuse. No further details provided.
Trial package free. Tablets dissolve quickly and relieve an overloaded stomach by aiding digestion. They act like extra stomach juice, stop gas, freshen breath, and clear tongue coating. Harmless, not a cure, available from druggists for 60 cents a box. mail order offers included.
A South Wyoming reader reports that Jim Kid, famed bronc buster and early cowpuncher with Buffalo Bill, visited the 101 ranch in Pawnee Oklahoma with the Millers brothers. Kid, nephew of the late Charles Edwards, became renowned after riding a French stallion in Paris. The letter notes Kid still feels the effects of that ride.
W. A. Melver a pioneer ranchman of Laramie county died of acute heart trouble after a week’s illness at 1110 Eddy Street South Cheyenne He was sixty years old and had run ranch operations fourteen miles southeast of Cheyenne since
Ottumwa resident Lydia J. reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years of female ailments. The testimonial credits the remedy with curing severe headaches dizziness and spinal weakness, urging others not to rush into surgical operations.
The obituary notes the death in 1884 of a man known as the fret at Wromigs. Survived by a widow and three daughters Mrs Archie Davis Mrs Samuel Spires of Cheyenne and Mrs Paul Anderson of Salem Wyoming. Sons William R and Frank Melvar of unknown location. Funeral plans incomplete as relatives await Mrs Anderson from Salem.
Raymond Hitchcock’s turn as King Hobo highlights The Man Who Owns Broadway, with strong supporting cast and lavish staging. The reviewer notes Hitchcock’s best moments come in the short King Hobo scene and events near curtain calls, while lamenting overuse of clowning elsewhere.
Eccentric comedy cyclist Careless Curt stars with Tonita and Co in clever impersonations and musical novelty acts. American trumpeters trio the dain ty artistique join Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra to headline a top Atlas bill with an entire change tomorrow.
English actor Edward Terry arrives Saturday March 26 at Cay tol Avenue theatre to play Richard Phenyl in Sir Arthur Pinero's Sweet Lavender. The performance highlights Terry's quaint humor as a flawed barrister driven by whiskey yet capable of tender humanity and wit.
A Chicago eye specialist now permanently at 1716 12 Capitol Avenue offers scientific treatment for glaucoma asthenopia myopia cataract and other vision troubles. He urges readers to consult Dr Buswell at phone 2305 Red with hours to 6.
George 8. Walker arrived from Denver yesterday afternoon driving Kiesell car of fifty horsepower with R A Creek western tales agent for the Kissell Car company. They made the trip over.
Mr Walker arrives from Denver to claim the Kissell cars agency, offering a wide line of pleasure cars and service. He also becomes the state agent for Underwood Typewriter Co and leases a prominent Plains hotel showroom to display typewriters and supplies.
The United States representatives at the international opium conference to be held in The Hague in July are Bishop Charles H. Brent of the Episcopal Church of the Philippine Islands Dr Hamilton Wright of Maine and Henry J Finger of Santa Barbara Cal Frederick L Hidekoper of Washington has been appointed secretary.
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