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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
3
A stern essay denounces a young woman for flaunting her beauty, urging restraint and modesty. It shifts to local social notes including visits, new arrivals, dances, and a postponed A R S event following a death.
Miss Laura Dwyer and Mr. Herbert Ketcham wed in the Dwyer residence with Rev. Frank L. Moore officiating. The ceremony featured Medessohn's Wedding March and a lace dress for the bride, with a reception for about 25 guests. The couple plans a two week Colorado ranch honeymoon before settling in Weld County.
Warren Richardson of Cheyenne says his brother Clarence B. Richardson general manager for a Wyoming citizens company headed by former Governor B. B. Brooks in Chihuahua Mexico has sent a letter home. The missive is the first week to reach them after mail delays caused by the Mexican rebellion. He and his friends have faced no trouble and possess ample supplies.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a safe digestive aid that quickly relieves gas heartburn headaches and indigestion. It claims digestion improves within five minutes and promises meals taste better with no need for laxatives.
A Greensboro reader touts Vinol as a cure for weak blood and fatigue. The testimonial from Mrs J T Snider praises Vinol for restoring health while the local druggist notes a money back guarantee. A stray dog story fragment follows about a mother dog grieving a lost puppy.
A new Special department is inaugurated at the James Millinery Company on Carey avenue transforming the basement. It will display a range of hats to be offered at popular prices and is expected to attract many Cheyenne ladies once opened to the public.
A dog left on the Savannas line pier North River by an outgoing passenger made a friend of the pier cat. Months later a stork delivered puppies and then a larger brood of kittens, all of which the dog accepted alongside its new companions.
A patient reports severe back and side pain with urinary issues improved after using Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. He credits ten bottles with restoring health and urges others with kidney bladder or liver trouble to try the remedy. Notarized affidavit dated July 1909 accompanies testimonial. Sample bottles and a booklet offered by Kilmer & Co.
A partial record describes a woman guarding her adopted child with care similar to that given to her own child. The text mentions a flute and Sherman in a possibly fictional or symbolic scene, with unclear context and limited readable details.
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