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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
11
A columnist urges a woman torn between a stage career and two suitors to choose the man who loves her most. The piece argues marriage rests on mutual sacrifice, warns of artistic pride, and cautions that a life of social display and temperamental outbursts can follow. It urges the reader to act decisively.
The Wo man’s club met with many members listening to a paper by Mrs A Russell Buck of Garibaldi and Cavour. Mrs H B Henderson outlined open air schools and a committee was formed to discuss with the school board an open air room for the new public school building. The club bought a Chickering Concert Grande piano in Boston, now en route to Cheyenne purchased by Mrs P C Brewster during a Boston stay. Attending members included Mesdames V K Mart Cyrus Beard A R Buck H B Henderson L C Hills J M Gilmore Joe Graham Ivor Johnson W Mentier Fred Hoel Stella Draper H N Bullock and Mrs Thompson of Fort Russell with Mrs O Whittemore of Denver.
An article extols Dr Caldwell's Byrupe Pepsin as a remedy for chronic constipation. It claims decades on the market, offers free samples and personal correspondence, and references Caldwell Building and the author’s medical venture.
Mrs Harry L Davis hosted Help One Another club with sewing and informal music. Mrs C S Thomas presided at the piano and a tea was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Gilbert Davis. Several other clubs met at members homes for needlework and supper. Attendees included Miss Mamie Crain Miss Lillie Underwood Miss Annis Reese and others. Additional items note visitors from out of town and upcoming hostesses for two weeks. The Ladies Aid meets today to elect officers and St Mark's Guild postpones its Lenien meeting due to a funeral. The State Leader Want Ads promise results.
Metrict Court Clerk T Joe Fisher found a 1865 photograph of Libby Prison tied to his late brother Lieutenant Thomas M Fisher of the 190th Pennsylvania Infantry the Buck Tail regiment. The image recalls his capture along the Weldon railroad and his postwar life in Wyoming Cheyenne and Walla Walla.
Funeral services for the late A. W. Beuchner will be held at St Mark's Church Friday at 2 o'clock. The remains lie in state at the residence from 11 to 1 for viewing by friends. All Masons Elks and other order members are invited.
Grace Margaret Gould in Woman's Home Companion notes the spring wedding gown favors Empire lines with delicate trimming and simple silhouettes. Short waist bodices and necklines are advised for flattering, while high necks and long sleeves fall out of fashion for brides.
Mrs Onis oopALL of Morton's Gap Kentucky says two years of backache and family illness left her unable to stand long enough to cook. After taking Lydia Earlea tablets she reports no ache or pain, can do all her own work, and praises the medicine to others.
The article contrasts American and English ele margins of wealth display, noting bridesmaids gowns with organelles and floral borders and discussing how luxury reflects Puritan influences. It cites Guglielmo Ferero on how rich are perceived and spends differ by country and class.
The actress Emmy Wehlen reflects on pride in her work and recalls a Pittsburgh visit where a beer companion described a locomotive factory scene in vivid terms. The colorful anecdote compares industrial casting and assembly to dramatic performance, illustrating the era’s blend of art and labor.
A vivid line describesMr. and another craftsman drafting a plan for a boiler. One worker enters while the other observes as they pound and finally tie the boiler to a larger construct, then the process is described as something to behold.
Southern plant unveils simple triple expansion marine engines from 150 to 700 hp designed for tugs and small steamers. By removing two cranks, four bearings, three links, five eccentrics, five straps and three eccentric rods, maintenance drops and efficiency rises through reduced friction. A photo appears in the April Popular Mechanics Magazine.
An epoch in Rhode Island's history closes as Nelson W. Aldrich stands as the last of a generation of long serving senators. The era honors giants including Anthony Burnside Chace and Sprague who shaped the state's political life for over fifty years.
All members are required to attend the funeral service for Augustus A. Buechner at 6 o clock Friday March 24 at A. O. U. W. Hall. W. Clark, c. c.
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