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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
11
A lengthy critique targets a young woman for flaunting her beauty and drawing attention to her figure. It condemns vanity, calls for modesty, and contrasts public display with lasting inner charm amid society's gaze. The piece weaves social judgment with notices of local events and a shifting social scene.
The home of Superintendent John Dwyer on Carey avenue hosted the wedding of his daughter Laura Dwyer to Herbert Ketcham performed by Rev. Frank L. Moore. The couple will reside on a Colorado ranch after a two week wedding trip to Denver and points therefrom. Also noted is the ninth birthday of Little Miss Gladys Piper and a Westminster Guild gathering on the Park addition trolley line with social activities and refreshments.
Warren Richardson of Cheyenne reports a letter from his brother Clarence B. Richardson general manager for a Wyoming company headed by ex Governor B. B. Brooks, based in Chihuahua Mexico. The note, sent after weeks of mail disruption during the Mexican rebellion, says he and his group face no trouble and have ample supplies.
A vintage advertisement claims Diapepsin quickly cures gas heartburn and dyspepsia. It touts digestion aid and antacid effects, promising relief within five minutes and a return to appetite, with no need for laxatives after treatment.
A Greensboro reader touts Vinol as a cure for impure blood and weakness, claiming it rebuilt strength when cod liver oil failed. The testimonial from Mrs J T Snider promises drastic benefit and a money back guarantee.
A new department at the James Millinery Company on Carey avenue has been inaugurated and will soon open to the public. Workmen remodeled the basement and installed fixtures for displaying hats to be offered at popular prices in a special sale.
A dog left on the Savannas line pier in North River sheltered near a shed and befriended the pier cat. A stork visited a week ago and left several puppies, while another bird or rival left a large litter of kittens with the cat, suggesting a curious maternal pairing on the pier.
A wary patient recounts severe back and side pain, frequent urination and illness. After tried doctors, he used Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root on a recommendation and reports marked improvement after ten bottles. He urges sufferers to try the remedy and invites inquiries. He notes sample bottles and a booklet available from Dr Kilmer & Co.
A damaged fragment notes a woman guarding an adopted child with care equal to her own. It references a location and hints at a family dynamic, but specifics like names and dates are missing. The tone suggests a personal or court-related context without clear identifiers.
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