Local Parish and Church Groups Schedule Active Week
A busy week of meetings and receptions is planned across the town. St Marys Altar and Rosary Society to meet at Mrs Kan's home tomorrow afternoon. St Marks Guild convenes at Parish House tomorrow afternoon with hosts Mrs Niswander and Mrs Fisher. The WCTU holds its tenth annual convention at the Congregational church Friday evening with Dr Ellen Wetlaufer presiding. Mrs Everett Glafeke and Presbyterian Ladies Society plan a chicken cafeteria supper later in the month. Jewish Ladies circle hosted by Mrs Justius Allenstein at 1722 Morrie St this afternoon.
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J. F. Milligan
Ritchie
Petry
Society of
St. Mary's
Kan
Guild
St. Mark's Guilt
Pariah House
Congregational Church
Ellen J. Wetlaufer
Justius Allenstein
Morrie St
What is Home Without an Appetite
A family scene shows one member unable to eat at meals causing tension as others dine. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised to restore appetite and normal digestion, claiming quicker relief and balanced gastric function. The ad urges readers to buy at druggists for 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Cheerful Living and Local Social News in Cheyenne
Robert Collyer’s inspiration piece extols joy and a cheerful heart as strength. The Fraternal Union hosts a social club dance at Labor Hall with a basket supper tonight. Cheyenne residents travel to Denver and Los Angeles for visits and housing changes.
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Frianda
Pieter
Gilead
Mrs. Walter Doyte Visits Cheyenne With Post Family
Mrs. Walter Doyte arrived in Cheyenne to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred A Post. Doyle has sailed to Mexico aboard the gland with an uncertain return. Mrs. Doyle plans to stay at least until December. Dr and Mrs Wayne P Hanson.
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Walter Doyte
Cheyenne
Fred A. Post
Doyle
Mexico
Gland
Mrs. Doyle
Social clubs and meetings at the library
The Woman's Club speaker Mrs J T Graham presents A Birds Eye View of South America at the library in the afternoon with quotations for the role call. Sunshine Society records seven new members Mrs J F Jenkins Mrs Kent Mrs A W Barber Mrs J W Lacey Mrs J F Milligan Mrs Miller and Mrs Williams. President Mrs Harry E Crain will host a social in two weeks. The Mystic Maze club moves to Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Floseboom, replacing Mrs EB Nagel. Musical Club meets Thursday evening at the library.
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Woman's Club
J. T. Graham
South America
Sunshine Society
The
J. F. Jenkins
Kent
A. W. Barber
J. W. Lacey
J. F. Milligan
Miller
Williams
Harry E. Crain
Mesdames Crain
Carpenter
Bueselle
Nash
Barnett
Wheeler
Fox
Barnum
Gilford
Crab
Mystic
Floseboom
Mystic Maze Club
EB. R. Nagel
Sunergae Meeting Discusses Winter Work Plans
Fourteen young ladies attended the Sunergae meeting at the Parish House yesterday afternoon. They planned for their winter work as led by the Bishop.
Antiquity of Nagging Provokes Mixed Reactions
A Detroit Free Press note discusses nagging as an ancient habit linked to figures such as Adam and Socrates, arguing it harms both nagger and nagged and suggesting it should end. A separate fragment reports a burglar leaving a notice about a plane and house on an installment plan.
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Adam
Job
Socrates
Aesop
Leonidas
Machiavelli
Samson
Gaza
Detroit Free Press
Grace Lewis and Company Featured in Lyceum Talent
Grace Lewis, a rising reader discovered by Lyceum managers less than three years ago, leads Grace Lewis and Company after delivering remarkable work in the Lyceum. Gretchen Scheidt, a Chattanooga singer, shows emotional contrast and a warm, low voice with soprano potential. William Roller, violin assistant professor at the American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, draws praise for concert appearances and a Beethoven violin concerto solo.
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Grace Lewis
Lycen
Lyceum
Grace Lewis and Company
Gretchen Scheidt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wiliam Roller
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Mary
Bale
Clef
Beet Critica
Tle
Orchestra Hall
Chicago Record
Herald
Whifaur
Roller
Beethoven
Ocean Py
Gifted Speaker Prefers Lecture by Spark of Interest
A Washington Star quip shows a lecturer who admits he once studied a topic so intently he ran out of time to write the lecture. The remark highlights a passion for subject matter over prepared notes.
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Washington Star
Man and Woman Love Quote Reflects Time and Character
A reflective exchange notes that love based on looks fades within five years, love of mind endures ten, and love for ways lasts forever, while a wife believes her husband will love her habits beyond marriage.
Conso lation quip echoes in Houston Post line
A fragment from the Houston Post features a flirtatious exchange on marriage prospects, contrasting a man’s reputation with a willingness to wed. The dialogue hints at social pressures and witty retorts typical of the era’s newspaper humor.
Fragmented Quote Snippet From Cincinnati Enquirer Cited
A clipped line from the Cincinnati Enquirer features a brusque remark about a wife and a query about longevity. The fragment shows garbled text with misspellings and partial words, making the intended meaning unclear.
Mandy Declines Proposal From Bachelors Housekeeper
A rustic tale from Harper's Magazine recounts Mandy the housekeeper at a bachelor boarding house. A guest invites Mandy to join him as a partner and to keep house for him in the country, but she refuses, asserting she knows nothing of caring for animals and suggesting others would be better suited.
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Amanda
Mandy
Harper’s Magazine
Twain and his bed bound writing habit
The article notes Mark Twain wrote most of his later works in bed with a special bed desk. He claimed his best ideas came while propped among pillows and believed bed was the best place for an author, avoiding the morning routine.
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Mark Twain
Twickenburs Chooses Land Over Sea in Humorous Preference
In a quixotic remark, Twickenburs declares he enjoyed travel but prefers terrestrial life. Christian Hogister records the playful exchange as a light note on travel and home.
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Twickenburs
Christian Hogister
Dance Evening at Fraternal Hall in Gool
Thursday event at Fraternal Hall Gool featuring a music performance by Ww Oo and W. Dance. Admission is 50 cents per couple. Previews the community social with light entertainment and local turnout expected.
Cracked Rage- cent a down at Cheyenne Creamery sales room
A Cheyenne Cheyenne Creamery sales room advertises cracked rage at twenty cents per down.
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Cheyenne Creathery Company
Modish Frocks For The Matinee Girl In Paris Fashion
Paris fashion features a matinee girl’s fall outfit with a loosely hung two piece dress, navy blue poplin blouse, black velvet trim, and a contrasting coat belt. The pattern details show a three size range, with yardage estimates for sizes 16 and others, plus embroidery and decorative strips on the skirt.
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Paris
Sarah Ecpesate
Magenally
Mises
Yattarh No
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Huster
Wooltex
Wootex Coats
Robert Collyer
A. R. &. Dancing Club
Labor Hall
Los Angeles
Denver
John Whittaker
W. C. Kinkead
Thomas Reid
Mias
Katherine Miller
Rachine
Willa Schilling
John Chaplin
Wheatland
Florence Root-Foster
Richard
Boston
Mrs
Wayne P. Hanson
Musical Club
Wollville
Thian Bale
Houston Post
Hlow ‘Ong
Cineinnati Enquirer
Ave
Eubagription
Huy Hee
Resh
Catndy
Robinson
Wong Roeet
Alice
Fationn Department
Big
Sasgesen
Ali
ST. James Importing Company
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