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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
11
A reflective piece honors patience and merit over pretense, suggesting that time reveals hidden motives and true character. It emphasizes that fortune favors steady work, and every secret will eventually be known as days pass.
Cary Maine Mrs Hayward Sowers recounts severe pain and fatigue before using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound She says symptoms subsided with improved sleep appetite and strength and urges others to try the remedy The company offers confidential advice from a woman at Lynn Massachusetts
Miss Fernandez, a popular nurse, is farewelled in Cheyenne before leaving for Philadelphia. Guests decorated the Rollinson pergola with pink and white carnations and shared hours of mirth as the departure casts sadness. A wealthy German hosted a novelty airship party with twenty guests aboard a Zeppelín at speed.
Mrs. David Brice returns to Wheatland after an illness visit. Mrs. Lou McKengie travels from Helena with daughter and grandchild. Mrs. Brown remains ill. Mrs. McKengie summoned by family illness in Montana. Warry Menear of Lov Angeles visits Mr. and Mrs. Birney Sago for a few days.
The Woman's club met at the library with no president or vice president present. Mrs. Mentzer presided as secretary. The group began a study of South America, featured a reading by Mrs. Graham, and discussed upcoming hostesses and tea plans for future meetings.
An old advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm as an instant remedy to open nostrils, clear the head, and end colds or catarrh. It claims immediate soothing relief, improved breathing, and reduced headache with a small drugstore bottle.
The Women of the World plan a RoylAl dinner event at Fraternal hall with invited members and friends. The A R S Dancing Club enjoyed a Labor hall gathering with Ko pald’s orchestra, a basket supper, and new dances showcased by Prof. and Mrs. Van Vieck forthcoming in the program.
St Mark's Guild hosts a work meeting at the Parish House with Mrs Fort Niswander and Mrs Fisher as hostesses. Presbyterian Aid members and congregation gather at Mrs O G Lehwiering 1715 Von Lennen street for bazaar sewing and social chat. Altar and Rosary society to entertain at Mrs Milligan 222 Warren Avenue. Ragtiat ladies plan a bake sale Saturday at Johnston's grocery. Jewish Circle to meet at Mrs Julius Allenstein for a social card party next Monday at Fraternal hall. W C T U opens convention in Cheyenne with welcome meeting at Congregational church featuring three field workers, Miss Lane and Atchison readings, and city talent.
This excerpt emphasizes that nothing valuable is achieved without effort. It argues that growth stems from active will and facing difficulty, turning seemingly unachievable results into reality through persistent striving. Smiles.
A World War era style cartoon anecdote recalls a lieutenant crowing at a sea-bound ship deck as the band plays Yankee Doodle. A grey Englishman asks if that is the tune the old cow died of, and the reply says it is the tune the old bull died of. The Philadelphia Ledger comments on spelling debates and a teacher testing a boy with a spelling challenge.
Omaha Neb Oct rail official comments on a Sidney verdict awarding Cradit 25000 after a wreck that killed brakeman Charles M Cradit. Union Pacific argues negligence by Cradit and tests new law allowing partial damages to the company. A similar suit over Conductor Roy Phillips in the same wreck is pending at Sidney Bend.
Whitemound Wis merchant W D Magli bought a stock of Chamberlain medicine to supply customers. After receipt he fell ill and says one bottle of Chamberlain Colle Cholorék and Clarrhoep Remedy proved worth more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
Good music featured at a dance night on Thursday October 1 at Peaternal Hall admission is 60 cents per couple Cracked Exits 20 cents per dozen at Cheyenne Creamery company sales room Grainine The Sherman Co
The piece notes wraps for warmth and style as essential for the season with milady wearing theme coats edged in fox or sable and home sewers urged to craft new coats. It highlights two pattern models No 7658 and No 7975 with materials, trimming, and yardage details for home sewers.
A call to action to push subscriptions immediately with a brisk prompt to secure new readers. The message emphasizes urgency and financial value, urging prompt participation.
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