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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
3
Walt Mason portrays a tireless father who becomes many characters in a cottage playtime and tells wondrous tales. The dad describes nooks of far-off palaces, giants and knights while the children listen intently, ending with a festive, always Christmas mood as a family.
Memorial Day activities in Cheyenne included graveside flowers and family outings at Lake Minnehaha. Social events featured Mrs. Atherly hosting a 500 game night with friends, musical numbers by Mia Hayes and sisters, and a tea planned for Eileen Sullivan. An auto party from Johnston Grocery visited Dale Creek for a day trip to the old summer camp.
A Chicago man credits Grape Nuts with restoring digestion after years of poor appetite and coated tongue. After trying many medicines, he ate four packages and regained appetite and strength, praising the product as a mild miracle for weak stomachs. The letter appears in a Health book section.
A large group led by Mr and Mrs Dugald Whittaker traveled to the LOC ranch at Mores Creek yesterday for a full day of enjoying nature. Eight o clock start with five cars filled to capacity and a hearty dinner after the drive highlighted the outing.
Dr and Mrs C B Frank plan a Sunday departure for the east to visit Niagara Falls New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and other places they expect to return around June 18 Mrs Joe Schatz and Mrs Seeberger attend a Plains party after arriving from North Platte today They will visit Mrs Schatz daughter Mrs Jeffers and Mr W P Hayes a druggist of Saratoga who joined his family in Cheyenne for a short visit before a Fort Collins trip leading to local high school commencement exercises Also noted are the Hillard sisters students and a few other travelers visiting relatives in Sidney and Wheatland.
The piano section of the Musical club meets this evening at Mrs. J. H. Conway's home with Miss Cecar O'Boyle. Help-One-Another club shows near full attendance.
A Bovina Center New York mother recounts six years of poor health after childbirth. She reports back pain and fatigue, used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and improved enough to care for her two children. The advertisement urges others to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for advice.
The gathering at Mrs C W Clark's Thursday afternoon featured a pleasant sing along of familiar tunes with Mrs Co 8 Thomas assisting. Lilacs decorated the rooms while Mrs Airair Sage was elected active member and the club set 30 active and ten associate members limits. The domestic pronouns topic was postponed to the next meeting which will include the quarterly tea at Mrs fundel on June 12. Tea was served at 5 o'clock by Mrs Large Mrs Durham and Miss Alice Clark, marking the meeting's end.
In church circles Sunday, June will be observed as Children s day by the Baptist Sunday school and an interesting program is in course of preparation.
A Newton resident touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a quick cure for rheumatism after a case where a man’s arm pain vanished by morning. The endorsement notes it as best for chronic muscular rheumatism and urges purchases from dealers.
Eilen Evelyn James, a Texas girl and student of sculpture in New York City, is featured as a goddess of Plenty on newly issued U S notes. Artist Ken Cox, who designed the bill, selected her from several candidates for the honor.
This article explains how simple daily exchanges form contracts. It covers offer and acceptance, meeting of the minds, withdrawal rights, reasonable time for acceptance, and when a contract becomes binding. It uses examples like hiring workers and buying goods to illustrate formation and enforceability. It notes that advertisements can create contracts if clearly accepted by a reader.
A traditional remedy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for rapid relief and a permanent cure. It is said to follow nature's plan, ease the lungs and exploration, open secretions, and restore health. The product is advertised as widely used and dependable, sold by dealers.
A mutilated body, identified as Mrs Alvira Ceciello of Newark, was found in a vacant lot. Police say two hundred dollars carried by the woman was missing from her stocking. Evidence indicates a brutal struggle and a violent crime.
Vienna reports Colonel Albert Medl of the general staff of the Eighth Army Corps killed himself rather than stand trial for treason. The Military Gazette says he sold important military secrets to Kaecha. Austrian custom allows accused officers a dignified suicide.
A sale offers Home fabrics priced for four hours after supper Saturday with savings in the later after supper window from 7 to 10. Patterns include permanent stripes and checks perfect for waists and dresses. Affordable fabrics at less than half price with a 10 yard limit per customer, priced at 56 per yard.
A local ad promotes 25c hose at 25 cents per pair with a special offer. Buy four pairs in women’s men’s or children’s sizes and receive one pair free.
Four officers visited a hotel and discussed the case leaving a loaded revolver on the desk. Moments later they heard that the disgraced colonel had used the weapon as they entered the room.
Germany prints the first genial guidebook explaining how to see Berlin and surroundings by balloon or aeroplane with sectional views and meteorological data for amateur aviators. Other volumes cover Jetpelt Badeg Dy den Hamburg and Dusveldorf.
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