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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
3
The article explains October’s effects on the kidneys and skin as perspiration eases but toxins accumulate in the blood and urine. It notes appetite rise with cooler weather and advises Peruna as a gentle diuretic during the month, offering Peruna Tablets for those avoiding liquids.
A prose poem urges living in the present while contemplating the past and future. The piece contrasts dreams with action and duty, then shifts to a social gathering hosted by Miche, Mabel Fincher, and Miss Kellie Ewers. Friends played Five Hundred with high spirits, Miss Warkley winning honors and Miss Alina Schuck also notable.
A ceremony united Herbert S Brien and Frances Mary Gilmore in Denver at Sacred Heart church attended by relatives. Hazel Gilmore served as bridesmaid while Adolf Merz acted as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at Theresa Murphy’s home with plans for a honeymoon to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles and a November fifteenth home return. Mrs Thomas Brien of Boston attended.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the bowels, relieve headaches and upset stomachs, and leave users feeling lighter by morning. It urges regular use for healthy bowel action and cheerfulness, including for children.
Mrs Rivenburg and Miss M Badgette visit Moorera with Mr Whitcomb. Mrs Rivenburgs father and Miss Nell Morgan depart for Rock Springs for missionary weeks. Mr and Mrs L B Shuteran tour the west, stop in Cheyenne with Mr and Mrs Goldfarb, then head to Dodge City Kansas. Mrs Charles H Errington goes to Texas City where Captain Errington serves. Dr and Mrs Wayne P Hanson, after two months in Philadelphia, plan Los Angeles residence with General and Mrs A P Hanson. Joyee Tobin of Des Moines returns to Cheyenne for winter with the Carpenters. Lena Lane and Harriet M Atchingon of the Chicago Training School will visit Cheyenne to attend the W T U convention as guests of Mrs J Roos Carpenter.
Mrs Helen Dickinson Harford of Oregon, a national worker of the W C T U, arrived last night and will stay a week with Mrs Archie Allison. She will speak at the Congregational church Sunday and Monday evenings as part of the convention.
Five Hundred Chat and Sunshine Society host gatherings at the W. Ke Mullen home and local library. The Woman’s Club plans a library meeting tomorrow afternoon. Cheyenne chapter DAR meets Saturday afternoon October 11 at Mrs. John Charles Thompson’s 2016 Capitol Avenue.
Westminster Guild hosts Mrs. Grate this evening with Miss Haynes as assistant hostess. Methodist Aid Society gathers Thursday at 112 West Twenty-sixth Street with Mrs Busselle and Madame Busselle. North Cheyenne WCTU meetings focus on convention plans at the Methodist church this afternoon. Sunergae of St Mark's meets at 2:30 at Parish House with Mrs. Shingle and Mrs. Watson. Jewish Ladies Circle meets Wednesday with Mrs Julius Allenstein at 1722 Morrie Street. Presbyterian Aid committee to meet Wednesday at 3 PM in church parlors. Christian Endeavor at Congregational church installs new officers. Dr Shingler speaks and pledges administered. Hospital Aid Society holds routine meeting at the library. membership campaign to start. next meeting first Monday in November.
A short vintage health ad attributes stomach troubles to sedentary life poor chewing constipation worry and overeating. It promotes correcting habits and taking Chamberlain's tablets and claims quick recovery and notes they are for sale by all dealers.
The piece notes Portugal's single Lisbon conservatory and outlines pay scales for staff and performers. Assistant teachers earn about 100, orchestral players at San Carlo theater receive 40 to 80 monthly, while vaudeville and musical comedians are paid 60 to 120 per performance.
The tenth annual state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Friday at the Congregational church for four days. Notable speakers include Mrs. Helen Dickenson Harford of Oregon and Harriet Atchison, with song and readings by Miss Long Lane and Harriet Atchinson from Chicago training school. The program lists welcome addresses by state, city, churches leaders, and public figures, plus musical numbers and club officials.
Long schedule of meetings, sermons, and verse recitals across October 11 to 13 led by Rev. Minnie Fenwick and Mrs. Helen Harford. Included are lecture series, officer reports, parades, and musical performances by The Union Signal, The Young Crusader, and local choirs in Laramie and nearby churches.
Authorities debunk the popular idea that deserts like the Sahara sit on ancient seabeds. They explain the sands were created locally as solid rocks weather and break down, forming the desert coverings.
A Stevenson quote asks for strength to face the future with bravery in danger, steadiness in hardship, and temperance in anger. It prays for constancy through changing fortune and loyalty to others down to the gates of death.
Horses taken for pasture near the city with good feed and shelter. Profyt attention noted. Address Sitney EK Bartlet 1810 Capitol Ave.
Advertises a welcome deal where a new Leader subscriber gets a gocycle as a prize. Encourages existing readers to recruit neighbors who do not subscribe and earn three months of subscription payments, claiming the bicycle is faster than roller skates.
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