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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
11
An October change in perspiration and appetite is said to strain the kidneys as the body concentrates poisons in the urine. The article recommends Peruna as a gentle diuretic to ease this burden and notes Peruna Tablets as an alternative for those who object to liquids.
Five hundred card game night hosted by Miche Mabel Fincher and Miss Kellie Ewers on Saturday featured lively play and friendly rivalry. Miss Warkley secured top honors with Miss Alina Schuck following, amid cheerful chatter and no prizes awarded.
A social evening ended with a plan to form a club in winter. Guests included Mrs. Josephine McGuire and Virginia Warkley among others. A Saturday wedding united Herbert S. Brien and Frances Mary Gilmore of Cheyenne at Sacred Heart Denver, with Hazel Gilmore as bridesmaid and Adolf Merz as best man. The couple plan a honeymoon to Portland San Francisco Los Angeles, and will reside in Cheyenne after November 15. Mrs. Thomas Brien attended.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels, remove sour undigested foods and gases, and leave users with a clear head and cheerfulness by morning, urging consideration for both adults and children.
Mrs. Rivenburg and Miss M Badgette visit Moorera with Mr. Whitcomb. Mrs. Rivenburg's father and Miss Nell Morgan depart for Rock Springs for missionary work. Mr. and Mrs. Shuteran tour the west and stop in Cheyenne with Mr. and Mrs. Goldfarb before returning to Dodge City. Mrs. Errington goes to Texas City where Captain Errington is stationed. Dr. and Mrs. Hanson, long in Philadelphia, plan a move to Los Angeles with General and Mrs. Hanson hosting them. Joyee Tobin returns to Des Moines to spend winter in Cheyenne as a guest at the Carpenter home. Lena Lane and Harriet Atchingon of the Chicago Training School arrive to attend the W U convention as guests of Mrs. J. Roos Carpenter.
Mrs Helen Dickinson Harford of Oregon, national worker for the W C T U, arrived last night to visit Mrs Archie Allison for a week. She will speak at the Congregational church Sunday and Monday evenings as part of the W C T U convention.
With the Women s Clubs Five Hundred chat Mr and Mrs W E Mullen entertain the Tuesday Evening Five Hundred club tonight at their Sunshine Society home The Sunshine society meets at the library this afternoon for a business session The Woman s club meets tomorrow afternoon at the library Cheyenne chapter DAR meets Saturday afternoon October 11 with Mrs John Charles Thompson 2016 Capitol Avenue
Church circles in North Cheyenne include Westminster Guild hosting Mrs. R N Grate tonight with Miss Alice Haynes assisting. Methodist Aid society to meet Thursday at 112 West Twenty sixth street with Mrs Busselle and Madame Busselle. North Cheyenne W C T U meets this afternoon at the Methodist church to finalize plans for the convention at the Congregational church. Sunergae Meeting: Mrs J D Shingle and Mrs H G Watson host the Parish House gathering at 2 30 this afternoon. Jewish Ladies Circle meets Wednesday afternoon at 1722 Morrie street. Presbyterian Aid society cafeteria upper committee holds a meeting at the church parlors Wednesday at 3. C E installation at Congregational church Sunday evening with Dr Shingler addressing and pledges given by officers. New officers listed and committee chairs instructed. Hospital Aid Society reports routine business and membership drive. next meeting the first Monday in November.
Sedentary habits and lack of outdoor exercise cause stomach troubles along with insufficient mastication, constipation, worry, overeating, and improper eating for age and occupation. Correct habits and take Chamberlain's tablets to improve health. For sale by all dealers.
Portugal has one conservatory in Lisbon with top salaries at about $500 yearly. Assistant teachers earn around $100. Orchestral players at San Carlo theater receive $40 to $80 monthly. Vaudeville and musical comedians are paid 60 to 120 per performance.
The tenth annual Wyoming WCTU convention opens Friday evening at the Congregational church for a four day program. Noted speakers include Mrs Helen Dickenson Harford of Oregon and students Miss Long Lane and Harriet Atchinson from the Chicago training school.
A detailed agenda from a multi-day Loyal Temperance Union gathering includes lectures, vocal and instrumental performances, departmental reports, and officer elections. Activities span Saturday October 11 with opening services, committee appointments, and noon prayers, through Monday October 13 with sermons, debates, and a 1914 convention invitation.
Authorities argue deserts form on site from rock disintegration. The notion that deserts like the Sahara sit atop ancient seas raised by geology is considered erroneous.
A quotation urging strength for future trials. It calls for bravery in peril, constancy in tribulation, temperance in wrath, and loyalty through all changes of fortune until death. The speaker emphasizes enduring love and fidelity among companions.
Horses taken for pasture near city reported with good feed and shelter. Profyt attention noted at Sitney EK Bart let 1810 Capitol Ave.
The notice promotes new Leader subscriptions with a chance to win a go cycle. Readers are urged to recruit neighbors or friends who do not subscribe, have them pay for three months, then bring the name and $1.50 to the Leader to claim the prize. The prize is described as a fast go cycle.
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