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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
3
A health ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild non griping laxative with tonic benefits for the elderly. It claims relief from constipation and related symptoms, cites testimonial readers, and offers free home sample bottles via mail in Monticello Illinois.
Georgia reader reports frequent indigestion and heart palpitations eased by cereals and beverages Grape-Nuts and Postum. She says health and strength returned, friends noticed the improvement, and the testimony credits Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan with the products and the book The Road to Wellville.
Fort Russell events include Artillery Bridge Club visits and tea gatherings hosted by Mrs. Erlenkotter Mrs. Walker Mrs. Van Cleave and others. Christening of Lieut Palmer's child at Col Williams home. Officers Majors Bundy Leavenworth Heavey Palmer prepare for Alaska. Mrs Keenan arrives as accompanied guest.
A W W C meeting is set for 7 pm this evening March 26 at Mrs William E Hinrichs home 2018 Peblican Street. P B E O meeting hosts Kensington and St Patrick program this afternoon. The Tuesday Evening Five Hundred club gathers tonight at Mr and Mrs W E Chaplins.
Mrs Hiram Davidson is scheduled to entertain the Capitol Hill club on Wednesday afternoon, inviting members to a social gathering at the clubhouse.
The Saturday Musical club presents a March program at the Parish House with proceeds to benefit the Parish House. Alpha Club meets at the library for a regular session. Pythian Sisters host a ecard social at K P hall. Helen M Warren Auxiliary to the Army and Navy Union meets at 2 30 pm at Mrs Edwards home 1823 Van Leunen Street. Mount Mellick club postpones due to the death of Major Glafcke.
This evening at the Baptist church Adrian L. Newens, a noted monologuer, will present an entertainment. the audience will hear him, and the church is expected to be well filled. The Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting and elect officers this afternoon in the church parlors.
If children show early signs of croup such as hoarseness use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly to ward off the attack. The notice urges parents to buy from available dealers and watch for the first symptoms to prevent worsening.
A brief health notice warns that neglecting constipation can trigger serious illnesses like typhoid fever and appendicitis. It cites a Montpelier physician endorsing Dr Miles Laxative Tablets, 25 cents a box, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory.
The Baptist Q A met in the church court room for a social gathering centered on a banquet of varied and high quality foods. Mrs. Van Winkle acted as chaperone, withMiss Whipple Van Winkle King Bentson Bell Garrett Tyson Ruth Curtiss Milverstead Bright among attendees. The Q A branch plans a meeting Thursday at 4 PM with Miss Doroth y Van Winkle for a missionary program while the Guild of St. Mark's will gather Friday with Mrs. N S Thomas at Bishopstowe.
The Alma Jant night opened with a bright breezy comedy sketch The Vader Dog by Florence Humes Co. The Trovatore Trio provided musical numbers and clean comedy that drew laughs and applause Lipman and Kelley added a new line of songs and jokes The show’s acts met the usual high standard with good acting and lively entertainment
Phoenix reports that two Democratic United States Senators will be elected by the Arizona legislature tomorrow at two o'clock. Henry F. E. Ashuret of Prescott will receive the long term seat and Mark A. Smith of Tucson the short term.
A shopper notes the price of a Snor at Kopald's, asking about the cost of a $4.40 Snors and mentioning 82.50 as a figure. The brief implies a sales or pricing reference in a local store.
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