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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1912
Page
11
Ten year old Donald Fuelscher enjoyed a house birthday party with games prizes and gifts as relatives hosted a festive afternoon. Friday’s Cheyenne wedding united John Anderson and Lily Halligan and a six month Arizona to Sweden postwar trip followed.
A portion of a health column warns that pale and sickly children signal malnutrition. It emphasizes the need for nutritious foods supplying essential elements for growing bodies and brains, noting a dependable option in one dietary staple.
A reader cites the morning use of Grape-Nuts and Postum by the Postum Cereal Company in Battle Creek Michigan, noting remarkable improvements in a child's health after consistent consumption. The claim highlights a daily routine and perceived benefits from these products.
Captain Rufus B. Clark and guests including Lieut. Emile Cutter Lieut. Paul Baade and Mrs Hallman joined a jol ly camping party in the Granite ecratg mountains last week for hunting and fishing. They enjoyed the scenery and camp outfit, limited only by an untimely snow storm that shortened their stay.
Major and Mrs George Read host a Friday informal supper in honor of their daughter Margaret Read and son Lieutenant Read. Guests include Major and Mrs Littebrant and many officers. The Infantry Hop at the gym features music, dancing, and a late supper. Miss Margaret Read returns to stay with her parents after studying in Washington. Mrs Baker leaves for a three week visit in St Louis.
Mrs. C. B. Darrah and three children from Monta Vista Colorado visit Mrs. Darrah s sister Mrs J Ross Carpenter for two weeks. Miss Nell Morgan from Bedford Indiana arrives to engage in Baptist missionary work across the state with Cheyenne headquarters. Miss Morgan will live with Rev. and Mrs. Hal P Fudge. Mr and Mrs Guy E Carpenter return to Los Angeles after visiting J Ross Carpenter. they are brothers. Mr and Mrs George Evans and daughter Jeanette, formerly Cheyenne residents, were guests of A E Brendler and plan to move to Los Angeles. Evans seeks to be with his ill mother there. Mrs EB Kerrigan and daughter Miseee Kerrigan Denver visitors last week. Mrs H Altman and daughter Miss Babbette return from Denver. Mrs Frank Ottman hosts her sister Miss Mary Murphy of Green River for an extended visit. Dr and Mrs H M Bennett and daughters Jessie and Mary, formerly Cheyenne residents, spent summer near Kimball and go to Denver for winter schooling. Mrs J J LeCron visiting her son James at Le Cron, then travels to Laramie.
The United States Marine Band is hailed as the premier military ensemble on the world stage. Under Lieutenant William H. Santelmann its unity and polish are praised, and Cheyenne audiences are set to hear the renowned group tonight at Keefe Hall.
A first person account describes severe weight gain and health issues from obesity and failed treatments. The narrator credits a drugless French Method for rapid weight loss after one week, noting a ten pound drop and improved well being.
A testimonial ad claims a simple drugless weight reduction method. The author, now slim and healthy, offers a free book by mail to readers who send name and address, promising no fasting or harmful routines and urging quick response before the ad expires.
A fragment describes a New York physician claiming many doctors fail due to stockmen and women dealing with ailments. It urges immediate treatment for coughs and colds with Chamberlain's Remedy, touting its reputation and wide sale by dealers.
Landon Oct 7 reports the latest move in the suffrage campaign as hunger strikes are proposed after the Christmas dinner. Mary Fawthorpe calls for cooperation while many prominent suffragettes express support and plan to join the action.
A physician warned that deliberate food denial could lead to severe deterioration. He cautioned that patients refusing meals may be arrested in cases of attempted death by their own actions and warned of potential nervous breakdown and deteriorating comprehension.
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