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Fragmented text from a newspaper page mentions a person born in Washington and a coach or teacher connected to baseball. The readable segments hint at a historical context with names and dates missing.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
13
Fragmented text from a newspaper page mentions a person born in Washington and a coach or teacher connected to baseball. The readable segments hint at a historical context with names and dates missing.
The Shrine club mask ball at the Masonic Temple drew about 300 guests with flamboyant costumes and a long dining sequence followed by dancing. Elsewhere the Cheyenne high school cadets held their third military ball with a grand march, pink and white decor, and a large turnout noted as one of the year's most enjoyable parties.
Printed chiffon remains popular for afternoon frocks with separate blouses and hats. A beige chiffon dress over navy taffeta features a two toned ribbon girdle and bead trimmed sleeves. Also showcased is a novel four rib sunshade parasol for summer beaches and clubs.
A social by the young peoples' societies of four churches has been postponed to next Friday at 8 PM in the Congregational church parlors. Moving pictures will be part of the entertainment. Mr and Mrs William C Kinkead have returned from a brief Denver visit.
Mrs L R Jessen announces the birth of a daughter named Margaret Elizabeth on April 30 at St. John’s Hospital. The baby joins Mr. and Mrs. Jessen and is to be welcomed in Gasper. Also mentioned are Margaret and Irma Patton and Amanda Melquist traveling to Denver for a visit and grand opera attendance.
About sixty ladies attended the St Mark's guild tea at the parish house. Mrs Maurice Collins sang with accompaniment by Mrs Alex Patterson and Mrs Rich art of Fort D A Russell. Miss Tonlin spoke on Red Cross nursing in Siberia with pictures. Tea was served at 5. Hostesses were Mesdames Walton Ross Woodman Mylar. Bishop and Mrs Thomas and Dr Rafter attended. Next meetings shift to work sessions and then teas alternating.
The Thirteenth Chair, Bayard Veiller’s murder mystery, is screened by Leonce Perret for Pathe at the Atlas Theatre to a large audience. The film adds a prologue approved by the author to suit moving pictures. The plot follows the murder of Stephen Lee and a suspected accomplice, with a clairvoyant seance entwined in the mystery.
John D. O'Carrell a 30 year old Cheyenne man and Miss Bess A Johnston 22 of Cheyenne were married at 4 1 oclock Wednesday night by Judge Jay H Bouton at his Fort Collins residence after returning from the city.
Miss Peggy Shianor, a pretty motion picture star, solves high gown costs by using pink and white gingham for an evening dress. The frock costs about fifteen dollars in material and can be repurposed into a kitchen apron when out of style.
The Weather Bureau reports a kite system used with meteographs for military and mail aviation faced a runaway episode near Leesburg Georgia on March 16. Four kites broke away, later wrecked by locals, with one entangled wire injuring a boy and trapping a mule. Two kites remained aloft before landings and eventual abandonment after a heavy rain.
Sir Robert Kindersley, president of the Hudson Bay Company, arrived from England to attend the 250th anniversary celebration of the famed Canadian fur trading organization.
A BEAMA monthly journal article notes Norway as the richest European nation in water power. The report, cited by a special correspondent, highlights Norway’s abundant water resources and their value to industry and development.
The correspondent notes Norway ranks among the leading users of water power, enabling it to withstand coal scarcities caused by wartime conditions and avert many hardships while saving substantial funds.
April 30 Possibility of producing all symptoms of alcoholic intoxication via an electrical device by Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco drew medical interest. The method uses the electron theory, placing zinc under feet and a head electrode to induce vibration based effects. One writer noted the person becomes loquacious happy or sleepy as the current begins.
After this date April 29 1929 I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Thomas Downer Apr 29 80 May 4.
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