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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1912
Page
16
L Rh Tyson is referenced in connection with the work In the Realm of Women MDT. The fragmentary line suggests a publication or byline involving Tyson in a women’s studies or theatrical context.
The Lender starts a department for female readers conducted by Mia Yysen. Demand for stories of interest to women leads to a permanent feature on this page. Information from women readers will be welcomed and appreciated.
Alpha Chat plans a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the Military facility to elect club officers. Members will vote on positions and announce results.
The P FB O sisterhood plans Tuesday afternoon gathering with Mom William C. Wolcott replacing Mrs. Ash ley Gleason. Kensington will host a regular meeting with a program. Mrs. Fred Miller will host her bridge club Friday afternoon and Thursday hosts arrange March A Hopking for the Wednesday Bridee club.
The musical club will practice The Lit Judenent this afternoon at the Parish House and again Tuesday evening at the same place. A business meeting will follow the Tuesday night rehearsal. The May Festival is set for Thursday evening May 6.
Mrs. Piper receives the South file Ald acelery at Woodnewday afternoon. Miles week Mire Join Reed to entertain the Presbyterian Ald wcelery on Friday afternoon.
Rev George Van Winkle will deliver the baccalaureate sermon during graduation ceremonies at Cheyenne High School. The program includes Doxology Rev Janos Washington, scripture reading by Rev George Davidson, and prayer by Rev W M Nelson.
The South Cheyenne W C T U met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hondersahbet. The group discussed "The Great Destroyer" and "The Scourge of the Nation" with papers by Mise Flamb and Mrs Jordan and a recitation. A benediction and appeal followed, then twelve ladies enjoyed a dining room banquet with refreshments.
The May Day program at the South Chey mine WC oT at South Generogational church drew a full house and strong applause. Miss Effie Mitchell was May Queen with attendants including Misses Josten, Mumm, Gilham, Gregory, Ware, Jordan, McSweeney, Allen, Moore, Arainger, Fleet, McCleave, Iage, and others. The program featured songs, recitations, violin, piano solos, and a grand May Queen drill with intricate formations, and proceeds covered two piano payments.
Kathleen Norris author of Mother presents in the first chapter of The Dick Mrs Bur woyne a character observes women at a card par ty as preoccupied with appearances service and social cues while men play cards draw attention to gendered behavior in a humorous描?
A neighbor recounts using hydrogen peroxide on a sick hen with cholera, noting the hen recovered after a single dose. She later treated sick turkeys and a pig with the same remedy, claiming all animals improved as they regained strength.
A local beauty shop named Hespty Parlors at 411 West Mth closes after offering manicuring and sculp treatments. Phone listed as 17-W.
Advice to adjust work heights for women to reduce fatigue. The physician-author suggests optimal table height around thirty two and a half inches for pastry work and a lower ironing board, with higher benches for washing and rubbing tasks. She warns improper heights cause arm strain and tired backs and urges testing with wooden blocks to find the right height.
Women in a western town held a registration tea on the eve of a city election. Each registrant received tea and a macaroon, with their name announced to guests. A carnation was planted on entrants by a hostess, and gardenias were offered to those who preferred.
An Italian Royal Guards band from Venice led by Signor Lacerenza visits the Middle West for Chautauqua Week. The group, formed three years ago, has toured Europe and the United States, earning high praise for performances by Lacerenza, a former boy leader who became master of the 22nd Infantry band.
Readers may attend the Chautauqua with a season ticket or buy a single gate admission. The season plan costs about half of the other option and may be used by any family member. Community interest hinges on season ticket sales and the event's permanency rests on them.
An old advertisement extols Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural remedy for hair color loss and scalp problems. It claims sulfur supports color and vitality, marketing Sage and Sulphur with other ingredients. The ad notes a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
A farmer's daughter walking along a railroad track near Tyler on Monday afternoon May 13 was attacked and left with a gushing throat. She survived after an all-night search recovered her from the scene.
Charles W. Morse, once a dominant financier before 1907, leaves Atlanta prison and arrives in New York intending a return to business. He spends the day in Wall Street, says he will reenter business but cites no specifics, and is linked to plans to gain control of Hudson Navigation’s freight and passenger operations.
Word from London reports the Australian cricket team now in England schedule a fall tour in the United States. They will play several matches in New York and Philadelphia, then travel home via San Francisco with a stop at St. Louis en route.
King Frederick I of Denmark was buried at noon in Roskilde Abbey among thirty three Danish royal predecessors. The service featured hymns sung by royal opera figures and a piano memorial by composer P S Lange-Moeller. A memorial oration by the officiating chaplain Mr Paull referenced Germany's attack on Denmark in Frederick VIII's youth, drawing mild stir from the crown prince of Germany.
A historical note on home medicines derived from roots herbs and barks introduced nearly forty years ago. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is now produced in large quantities from these plants with noted care and cleanliness.
In Buena Vista Colorado on May 25 about thirty miners expelled two Austrian laborers from the St Elmo mining camp after protests that their stay would depress wages. The Austrians were warned to clear a site for a new mill and left for Buena Vista where Superintendent W F Disbrow urged them to stay. The men threatened the foreigners with death if they returned. The Sheriff’s office is involved.
The note describes weather indication tables using numbered displays. It links specific numbers to fair weather and rain or snow, with combinations implying temperature changes and conditions.
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