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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1912
Page
8
Lender Launches Women Readers Department
The Lender starts a department for female readers to be conducted by Mia Yysen. Due to strong demand for women oriented stories this feature becomes permanent on this page. Information from women readers will be welcomed and appreciated.
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Mia Yysen
Alpha Club Plans Tuesday Meeting for Officer Election
The Alpha clap will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Military for the election of officers.
P FB O Sisterhood Meeting Update At Kensington
The P FB O sisterhood will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mom William C. Wolcott replacing Mrs. Ash ley Gleason. The Kensington meeting will feature a program and a bridge club reception led by Mrs. Fred Miller on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P FB. O. Sisterhood
William C. Wolcott
Astead
Ashley Gleason
Kensington
Fred Miller
Musical club rehearses and festival planned at Parish House
The Musical club will practice The Lit Judenent at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the Parish House and again Tuesday evening at the same place. A business meeting will follow the Tuesday rehearsal. The May Festival is scheduled for Thursday evening May 6.
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Ia Oelork
Community Notices From South Side Society Feet
South Side Ad Society notes Mrs Piper to receive the South file Ald acelery of Woodnewday this afternoon. Mire Join Reed to entertain the Presbyterian Ald wcelery on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
Woodnewday
Mire
Reed
Presbyterian
Cheyenne High School baccalaureate sermon noted
Rev George Van Winkle will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Cheyenne High School graduation. The program lists Rev George Davidson and Rev W M Nelson among speakers with readings and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Winkle
Cheyenne
Gymonosim
Janos
Vorasolo
George Davidson
W. M. Nelson
South Cheyenne W C T U Meets for Afternoon Program
The South Cheyenne W C T U held a Thursday meeting with Mrs Hondersahbet. The group discussed The Great Destroyer and The Scourge of the Nation, read papers, and enjoyed a program with refreshments. A pianist contributed a recitation and Mrs Jordan spoke on Prayer. The event closed with a dining room banquet for twelve ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cheyenne
Hondersahbet
Mise Flamb
May Day entertainment at South Gen erogational church draws big crowd
The May Day program at South Gen erational church Tuesday evening drew a full house and strong applause. Miss Effie Mitchell was May Queen with attendants including Anna Josten Martha Mumm Stella Gilham Gwen doula Gregory Tragel Ware Ivy Jordan Mildred McSweeney Viol Allen Alta Keva Moore Lenore Arainger Litvie Fleet Undine Mc Cleave Edna Iage. Proceeds funded two piano payments. The program featured songs drills and recitations by a long list of participants and an enthusiastic audience.
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South Chey Mine
South Generogational
Effie Mitchard
Anna Josten
Martha Mumm
Stella Gilham
Gwendoula Gregory
Tragel Ware
Ivy Jordan
Mildred McSweeney
Viol Allen
Alta
Keva Moore
Lenore Arainger
Litvie Fleet
Undine McCleave
Edna Iage
Wisa8
Fang Eolo
Mrs. Hendershot
Women Are Funny At Card Party In New Serial
Kathleen Norris in the first chapter of The Dick Mrs. Bur woyne has a character observe women at a card party take long to settle in and notice dust under the piano while a maid offers hot chicken and sandwiches. The scene contrasts with men at cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Norris
Dick Mrs. Burwoyne
Peroxide Cure for Farm Animals Reported by Neighbors
A reader recounts neighbors using hydrogen peroxide to treat sick poultry and livestock. One hen recovered after a single dose, and turkeys and a pig also improved after similar treatments. The piece notes peroxide killed disease germs and restored strength, prompting wider use.
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Biddie
Sculp treatments end at local parlors
Treatments for manicuring and spa services end at Mra and Ligier's Hespty Parlors located at 411 W Mth with contact phone number 17-W.
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Ligier
COO Advice to Women About Work Tables
Advice on ergonomic kitchen work heights for women. The author recommends a thirty two and a half inch table for pastry work, higher benches for rubbing tubs, and adjusting ironing boards and stoves to reduce fatigue. Suggests testing height with wood blocks to avoid strain and emphasizes health and comfort in daily tasks.
The Feminine Way Registration Tea in Western Town
Women hosted a registration tea on the eve of the city election. Each voter who registered received tea and a macaroon, while his name was announced to guests. A carnation or gardenia was presented by a escort, reflecting civic promotion by women in Louisville.
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Electro
Louieville
Royal Italian Guards Band to Visit for Chautauqua Week
The Royal Italian Guards Band, led by Signor Lacerenza, tours the Middle West after European engagements. Originating in Venice, Lacerenza rose from boy conductor to master of the band, later directing the Royal Italian Guards. The troupe, on its third American tour, promises a memorable performance.
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Royal Italian Guards Band
Royal Italian Guarda
Hedpath-Horner
Venice
America
East
Europe
Royal Command
Italy
Royal Italian Guards
Signor Lacerenza
Victor
Sign
Royal Musical College
Lacerenza
Ble
Naples
22Nd Infantry
Signor Lacerensi
Io Milas
Signor Lacerensa
Season Ticket Plan for Chautauqua Debuts
The Chautauqua offers a season ticket or a single gate admission. Season tickets cost about half the price of the single plan and can be shared by any family member. Community interest hinges on season ticket sales and the event's viability depends on them.
A Simple Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from Wyeth Chemical Co New York. It claims sulfur deficiency affects hair color and vitality and promotes a fifty cent bottle to combat hair loss dandruff and dull scalp with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snandee
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
Mystery Believed Fatal Woman Found After Night Search
A farmer's daughter walking along a railroad track toward Tyler on Monday afternoon May 13 was left bound and with a gash to the throat by killers who fled. She was later found after an all night search and is reported alive.
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Tyler
Morse Plans to Rebuild Fortune in Hudson Shipfield
New York financier Charles W. Morse, once a dominant figure before 1907, left Atlanta prison four months ago and arrived in New York to begin rebuilding. He spent the day in Wall Street and hinted at reentering business, notably signaling an aim to gain control of Hudson Navigation’s freight and passenger operations through the firm he helped organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Wall Street
Morse
Sai Morse
The
Milano
Hudson Navigation Company
Hudson
Australian Cricketers to Tour America This Fall
Word from London confirms the Australian team now in England will visit the United States in the fall. They will play several matches in New York City and Philadelphia and then return home via San Francisco, with a stop in St. Louis en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
England
New York City
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
King Frederick I of Denmark Buried in Roskilde
In Roskilde Denmark on May 24 the late King Frederick I of Denmark was buried at noon in Denmark's abbey tombs of thirty three predecessors. The funeral featured hymns sung by opera connected performers and a farewell by composer P S Lange-Moeller. A memorial oration by Chaplain Mr Paull referenced Germany's attacks in Frederick VIII's youth, causing mild stir as the crown prince of Germany sat nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roskilde
Denmark
Frederick I
Ems
Royal Opera
P.S. Lange-Moeller
Paull
Germany
Erick VIII
Grandmother's Herbs and Lydia E Pinkham Plant Remedies
A vintage note highlights home medicines made from roots and herbs, crediting Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a major remedy. It emphasizes origins about forty years ago and stresses careful preparation for broad use in home medicine chests across the country.
Miners Drive Out Austrian Laborers at St Elmo
In Buena Vista Colorado on May 25 two Austrian laborers were driven from St Elmo mining camp by about thirty miners protesting their presence. They warned the foreigners to leave a space for a new mill and fled toward Buena Vista after threats of death if they returned. Superintendent W F Disbrow failed to persuade them to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Assau
Athens
Texas
Sheriff's
Miss Johnson
Buena Vista
Colo
St. Elmo
Buena Vier
W. F
Interpretation of Displays Weather Signals Summary
Weather signs indicate fair or rainy conditions with temperature shifts. Specific combos like No 1 with No 4 above suggest warm fair weather, while No 3 with No 4 above implies rain or snow with warmer temperatures, and variations below imply cooler conditions.
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India
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