Birthday Party and Social Highlights in Cheyenne
Ten year old Donald Fuelscher enjoyed a joyful birthday with games at home as friends brought gifts and music filled the rooms. Attendees included Violet Bent son and Myrtle Franseen, with Mrs Fuelacher assisted by Mia Tea gue and Miss Florence Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fuelscher
Henry Bentson
Myrtle Franscon
Donald
Florence Sage
Mia. Teague
Violet and
Louise Hoffman
Anna Nelson
Myrtle Franseen
Elmer Estes
Charming Children Plump Hearts Signal Nutrition Need
An article notes rosy, healthy children signal well being while pale or sickly ones warn of nutritional gaps. It argues modern diets may lack elements Nature requires for growth and cites a dependable food as a remedy or example.
Health of a child improved by Grape-Nuts and Postum cereal
A reader reports that daily use of Grape-Nuts and Postum cereal by a child brought notable health improvements. The note is attributed to the Postum Cereal Company, Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Fort Russell Officers Lead Mountain Camping Party
Captain Rufus B. Clark and party including Lieut Emile Cutter Lieut Paul Baade and Mrs Hallman with Captain McGrew camped near Granite ecratg last week for hunting and fishing. They praised the mountain scenery and ample game though a snow storm shortened their stay.
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Rufus B. Clark
Emile V. Cutter
Paul W. Baade
Hallman
Clark
McGrew
Granite Ecratg
Post society notes at the military post events
Major and Mrs Read host informal supper for daughter Margaret and son Lieut Read after the hop. Guests include Lt and Mrs Tebrant and others. A separate dinner honors Mrs Wilson, with Mrs Reardon and many officers. Infantry Hop featured music and dancing, with large attendance and supper during intermission. Regimental Card Club meets Friday at the Infantry club. Mrs John P McAdam and children return from Kentucky visit. Miss Margaret Read to spend winter at the Post with her parents. Lieut Read to serve at the Eleventh Infantry. Mrs Baker leaves for a three week visit in St Louis.
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Major
Mra
George Read
Mieg Margaret Read
Lieut. Read
Lt Tebrant
Bigals
Litetebrant
Dowell
Mies Hallman
Hrowator
Sherwood
Quinn
Lackland
Rodrors
Regimental Card Club
Infantry Club
John P. McAdam
Margaret Read
Washington
Visiting society notes from Monta Vista and beyond
Mrs. C. B. Darrah and three children of Monta Vista Colorado visit Mrs. Darrah s sister Mrs J Ross Carpenter for a couple of weeks. Miss Nell Morgan of Bedford Indiana arrives to engage in missionary work in the Baptist field through the state with headquarters in Cheyenne. Miss Morgan will stay with Rev. and Mrs Hal P Fudge. Mr. and Mrs. Guy E Carpenter have returned to Los Angeles after visiting J Ross Carpenter. they are brothers. Mr. and Mrs George Evans and daughter Jeanette, formerly Cheyenne residents, were in the city en route to Los Angeles to reside. Evans mother lives there and is ill. Mrs EB Kerrigan and daughter Miseee Kerrigan were Denver visitors last week. Mrs H Altman and daughter Miss Babbette returned from a Denver visit. 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, who spent the summer at their Kimball ranch, go to Denver for the winter to attend school. Mrs J J LeCron, visiting her son James, has gone to Laramie for a visit.
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Nell Morgan
Bedford
Indiana
Brooklyn
Cheyenne
Miss Morgan
Hal P. Fudge
Guy E. Carpenter
J. Ross Carpenter
Los Angeles
George Evans
Jeanette
City
A. E. Brendler
Mr. Evans
Mrs. Evans
Frank Ottman
Mary Murphy
Green River
H. M. Bennett
Jessie
Mary
Kimball
Denver
Marine Band Highlight At Keefe Hall In Cheyenne
The United States Marine Band, praised as a premier military ensemble, is celebrated for its unity and excellence. Lieutenant William H. Santelmann leads a musically compact group whose harmonious sound captivates audiences, including those in Cheyenne tonight at Keefe Hall.
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United States Marine Band
United States
Pritish Fusiliers
Doxton
Marine Band
Pit
Minerva
Tovey
Nood Music
Willam H. Santelmann
The French Method Heals Longtime Weight Struggles
A former patient describes dramatic weight loss after trying various medicines and diets. She credits the French Method for addressing the root causes, improving digestion, and delivering rapid seven to ten pound loss in a week without drugs while regaining health and confidence.
Simple Drugless Weight Loss Method Advertised
A testimonial offers a drugless weight loss method claiming rapid, lifelong results. The narrator describes dramatic personal changes, reduced appearance of a double chin, renewed energy, and weight control after following the method, and promises a free book by mail to all respondents.
Prominent New York Physician Warns of Bankruptcy Risk
A vintage ad fragment urges readers to prevent illness with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the medicine is highly effective for coughs and colds, marketed as pleasant to take and widely available through dealers.
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New York
Suppraquettes Plan Hunger Strike in Suffrage Fight
Landon Oct 7. The latest move in the suffrage campaign envisions a period of prolonged hunger after the next Christmas dinner is eaten. Suffragists nationwide volunteer for hunger strikes led by Mary Mawthorpe who urged cooperation. Prominent suffragettes endorse the idea and say they will participate.
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Landon
Mary Fawthorpe
Prominent physician warns of deliberate food refusals and mental collapse
A noted doctor describes an apparent pattern of intentional food refusal linked to deteriorating health and possible self harm. He warns this behavior could lead to arrest for attempted death by own action and cites rising nervous breakdown incidents among affected individuals.
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L. Rh. Tyson
Cil Shingle
Wille and
Johny Sage
George Sorenson
Kenneth and
Donald Fuelseher
F. Ll. Moore
John Anderson
Lily Halligan
Moore
P. Jacob Gauff
the Plains
Anderson
Chicago
Gail
Old Country
Sweden
Germany
Capitol Grill
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Susanne
J. L. Rockwell
Knight-Campbell
Denver Music Co
Charles J. Chnhons
Warren Avenue
J. E. Graham
Ereim
Fort Russell
Myre
Rufae
Mrnday
Wilson
Reardon
Liewt
Sne
C. B. Darrah
Monta Vista, Colo
Eb, Kerrigan
Miseee Kerrigan
H. Altman
Miss Babbette
J J. LeCron
Mr. James of. LeCron
Laramie
The
Robinson
T. W. WH. Santelmann
Hattie Bdies
Darclay
Colo
Young’s Cafe
W. 19Th St
Atlas
Capitol Ave
Robert W. Chamber
Ahwhiat
Paleo
Robert W. Chambers
Sme
Capital Ave
Riday
James K. Hackett
David Graham Phillips
Touls Evan Shipman
Arey
Beatrice Beckley
Olive Oliver
Frederick Sullivan
Danilel Jarrett, Jr
Elizabeth Stewart
Mabel Inslee
WM. H. Santelmana
Keefe Hall
Sands Drug Stoiup
Rowinson and
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