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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
3
The writer counsels a woman torn between a career and two lovers to marry the man who loves her most. She is warned that marriage will not smooth sailing and that being married may not fulfill her artistic yearnings. The piece urges decisive choice and loyalty to self and partner.
The Wo mans club heard Mrs A Russell Buck of Garibaldi and Cavour read a paper on open air schools. Mrs H B Henderson led the discussion and a committee was set to confer with the school board about an open air room in the new Cheyenne public school. The club also announced a Chickering Concert Grande piano, bought by Mrs P C Brewster in Boston, is en route to Cheyenne. Attendees included Mesdames V K Mart Cyrus Beard A R Buck H B Henderson L C Hills J M Gil more 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 ad touts Dr Caldwell's Byrupe Pepsin as a reliable laxative tonic for constipation. It claims decades of use, affordability, and a free sample offer by writing to Caldwell Building, with testimonials from users in the public sphere.
The Help One Another club met at Mrs. Harry L. Davis home with sewing and informal music led by Mrs. C. S. Thomas. A tea was served at five o'clock by Mrs. Davis with help from Mrs. Gilbert Davis. Other society events include Mystic Maze and G. 4 clubs hosting, with members listed et al. Local residents and visitors frequent the city as plans for future meetings unfold.
Metrict Court Clerk T Joe Fisher found a photograph of Libby Prison in Richmond Va from 1865 connected to his late brother Lieutenant Thomas M Fisher of the 190th Pennsylvania Infantry. He was held there for months after capture along the Weldon railroad. Fisher later led John F Reynolds Post G A R Cheyenne 1887 88 and died in Walla Walla Washington. Friends push to frame and hang the relic in the clerk’s office.
The funeral of the late A. W. Beuchner will be held at St Mark's Church Friday at 2 o'clock. The remains will lie in state at the residence from 11 to 1 for viewing by friends. All Masons Elks and other orders to which the deceased belonged are invited.
Grace Margaret Gould in Woman's Home Companion outlines spring wedding fashion trends. Empire effect gowns with simple trimming replace high necks and long sleeves, favoring a short waistline and modest necks. Veil styling remains adaptable to the gown.
A Morton's Gap Kentucky resident reports two years of severe backache and related ailments. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s medicine she says her pain faded, she can do her own work, and praises the treatment to neighbors.
The article contrasts American spenders with European luxury, citing Guglielmo Ferero on how Americans’ wealth shapes taste. It notes American bridesmaids gowns with organza and floral borders, and reflects on English and American spending habits and social norms in spending on lifestyle and meals.
In an interview Emmy Wehlen discusses her career and pride in acting. She recollects touring Pittsburgh where a beer chum described a locomotive works process with crude, vivid imagery illustrating industrial labor and factory scenes.
A magazine recounts a scene where workers draft plans for a boiler in a drafting room. One man works inside while another paces outside as they hammer and lash the boiler to a frame, creating a vivid, if rough, construction moment. The dialogue captures hands on industry and practical ingenuity.
A Southern engineering plant develops compact triple expansion engines from 150 to 700 hp for tugs and small single screw steamers. By removing several components maintenance drops and friction decreases, boosting efficiency. A portrait of the design appears in Popular Mechanics Magazine April issue.
An epoch ends as Rhode Island's aging Senate giants retire with Nelson W Aldrich as the last of the era. The long and glorious period includes Anthony Burnside Chace and Sprague, whose service spanned decades, with Anthony and Aldrich covering more than half a century.
All members are required to attend the funeral of Augustus A. Buechner at A. O. U. W. Hall on Friday March 24 at 6 p.m. Neighbor OHAS W. CLARK is acting c.
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