Kensington events and wedding notices in Cheyenne church circles
Taker and Mrs Lareh host Kensington gatherings at members homes to sew and chat, with plans for a Christmas bazaar and a secretive display. Mr Charles W Long and Miss Minnie Vila Herzig wed at the Presbyterian manse, with future home near Holyoke, Colorado. Methodist Ald Society hosted a social meeting for seventy ladies, with brief remarks from W G U worker Pat Dickinson Har ford. Autumn leaves themed Alter and Rosary gathering at Mrs J F Milligan’s home concluded with tea and visiting. WCTU announces a welcome meeting at the Congregational church during the four day convention with music and speakers.
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Kensingtons
Guild of St. Mark's
R. B. Forsyth
R. W. Bradley
Harry Hoffman
Forsyth
Kensington
Bazaar
Charles W. Long
Minnie Vila
Herzig
Presbyterian Manse
Leon C. Hilla
Cheyenne
Long
Union Pacific
Benjamin Lehman
Denver
Colorado
Holyoke
Colo
Methodist Ald Society
W. W. Busselle
Madane Dusselle
Pat Dickinson Harford
Mre. Carpenter
Crabb
J. F. Milligan
Mra, Perry
Mra. Ritchie
Alter and Rosary Society
St. Mary's Cathedral
Cecelia Ritchie
Marie Milligan
Storey
Dames and Daughters in Washington Social Spotlight
Mrs. Thomas BR Marshall wife of the vice president hosts a grand social event on March 4 in Washington. She has invited a vast list of society names and crossed off only those living outside the capital, marking a remarkable social display.
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Thomas BR. Marshall
Marshall
Calla
Han
Washington
Kensington Socials and Fundraiser Notes
Invitations extended to eleven children for tea at Miss Gray’s Kensington home. Presbyterian Aid Society ladies hosted a crafting afternoon to raise funds for the bazaar, with weekly meetings planned and hostesses praised for culinary skill. A Fike home theatre party and a farewell for Miss Maude Upton followed, featuring Lyric theatre attendance and a supper, with a list of attendees including Letitia Thorpeon and Marjorie Stuart.
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Kensington
Presprierian Aid Society
Irs
0. C. Schwiering
Mes Janies Schwhering
Ridgley
Melindrie
Jamieson
Mentzer
Hunter and Kinnear
Kate Taylor
Louise Stimson
Irma Patton
Geraldine Murray
Jarbara Bon
Olive Wilkins
Minnie Roverts
Margaret Dinneen
Maiie Mullaam
Fragmented Musical Snippet Sparks City Linguistic Drift
A garbled OCR note from the Philadetyin Prews references high notes, alto parts, and names like Carlotta Maen and Milon Hewdl Yay. The text blends seems to recount a concert or rehearsal in London with weather mood and a remark about being hunted.
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Carlotta Maen
London
Visiting list notes on Maude Upton and Mrs Johnston
Miss Maude Upton plans a San Francisco trip to study piano and organ and has impressed Cheyenne audiences. Mrs. A. Johnston departs for Hutchinson Kansas to attend the P B O Sisterhood supreme convention October 14 to 17. She will visit Albuquerque New Mexico before returning home. Mr and Mrs W W Gleason return from a month visiting Massachusetts and other eastern states.
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A. 2. Johnston
Hutchinson
Kansas
Supreme Convention of the
P. B. O. Sisterhood
W. W. Gleason
Manassachusetts
Eastern States
Women's clubs host art and craft demonstrations and tea
The Art club held a profitable library meeting at four o'clock with strong attendance.Mrs R A Merton and Mrs Jones led the program. Miss Morton read a magazine article on pottery while Mrs Jones displayed vases. Hand-made jewelry by Mrs Mills complemented the exhibit. Future programs planned by Mrs T Paul Wilcox and Mrs Robert Taylor. Mystic Maze club hosted a Halloween themed gathering with decorations by Mrs Note boom, an elaborate tea at five o'clock hosted by Mrs Rodgers and Mrs Hansen, and a list of members present. College tub entertainment by Mrs Ira B Fee Ming Steele and Miss Nelanler scheduled at 615 East Twenty-second Street.
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Art Club
R. A. Merton
Jones
Morton
Mystic Mazelub
Hallowe'en
Noteboom
Mystic Maze Club
Kensington
Mrs. Rodgers
Hansen
Mesdames Penman
Leffler
Hunesworth
Nagel
Taylor
Border
Ira B. Fee
Ming Steele
Miss Nelanler
Guild of St. Mark’s women increase parish circle meetings
The Guild of St. Mark’s in the parish house holds Thursday meetings where ladies sew for the bazaar and manage society affairs. At yesterday’s gathering the apron committee chaired by Mrs F. P. A. M. Stuart completed a surprising amount of work and enjoyed tea hosted by Mrs Niswander and Mrs Neat.
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Guild of St. Mark's
M. Stuart
Niswander
John Whit
Mme Alda sheds twenty pounds by daily swimming abroad
Mme Alda, wife of Metropolitan opera manager Signor Cazzazza, went to Europe weighed too much. She reduced by daily swimming for about two months, returning with a trim, sylph like figure. Also note five hundred fifty five persons attended evening classes in academic subjects at the University of Cincinnati law year.
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Mme
Alda
Europe
Mme. Alda
Signor Gatt! Cazzazza
Metropolitan Opera House
New
York
United States
University of Cincinnati
Papes Miapepsia Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement extols Pape’s Miapepsia as a fast and certain remedy for dyspepsia gas indigestion and stomach upset. It claims rapid relief from sour stomach bloating and acid discomfort and promotes the product as a safe home solution available in a small fifty cent case from drug stores.
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Pape
Notable Figures in Society and Business Parley
Pert Personals note King George’s cheerfulness in social settings and hints he will never fully match his industrious father. George Bernard Shaw grows weary with age while John D. Rockefeller marvels at sign language. Nat Goodwin comments on travels and business recalls, while a St. Louis paper jokes about royal comparisons.
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King George
Washington Sun
George Bernard Stin
Shaw
New York
John TP
St. Louis
Dispatch
Nat Goodwin
Germany
Henry VIII
St. Louis Globe Democrat
The Home Doctor Home Remedy for Hoarseness and Wounds
A blend of myrrh borax mouthwash with egg white lemon juice helps hoarseness. a sugared lemon mix is chewed and slowly swished. Todine is touted as a safe antiseptic wash for wounds, preventing microbes from reaching a raw surface and killing those present.
Fashion Frills and Women’s Pockets in Fall Styles
Fashion notes discuss pockets for women matching a new slogan and require wearing appropriate outfits. Quotes from Pittsburgh Dispatch and St. Louis Globe Democrat reflect era norms. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes velvet trends and readers anticipate diverse fall garments.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nature Lover Dobbs Cited In Private Quip
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt notes quotations about Dobbs praising nature and a comment on his admiration for a magazine image. The remarks reflect personal opinions rather than a formal event or action.
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Ayivander
Dobe Dows
Birmingham Age-Herald
The Gomedian’s Unhappy Lot
A fragment notes a vome dink failing to amuse others, with the gomedian asking why and the reply that humor often feels hollow and is rarely performed, reflecting a somber tone from a Chicago Recueil Heald source.
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Chicago
Rekemine's Alterative Promoted For Lung Trouble Relief
An old testimonial piece from Mead of the cave in New Jersey recounts a severe winter cold progressing to lung trouble. The writer credits Rekemine's Alterative with stopping the illness and restoring health after failed treatments. The ad urges readers to request a booklet and seek proof from Kekown Laboratory Philadelphia and local druggists.
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Boon
Rekemii
Pieamutville
N. J
Geo
Rhinan
Ktrutibert Colda Autonohuliding
Ank
Kekown Laboratory
Philadelpha
All Teading Druggtate
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
State Lines and Industrial Notes Across States
The text cites 2,040,545 families in New York and mentions Internal Revenue receipts. Washington runs five stone quarries used in road building. West Virginia ranks third in pottery value, led by whiteware, making it the nation’s second largest producer in that category behind Ohio and New Jersey.
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Hitness
State of Washington
West Virgins Gow
Oho
New Jersey
West Virginia
Animal Oddities and Curious Creatures Noted
A unusual collection of facts notes wasps as busy as ants, a moth seeking a jacket, and a butterfly poke. It mentions about 50 000 kinds of beetles and a horse shedding tears of anger. A peacock is said to have a long life, potentially reaching a century.
Forest Notes on Global Timber and Protections
The article notes Chile's national forests cover about 7 million acres. It cites India’s demonstration that plantation teakwood matches natural forest strength. It also mentions Germany's well protected forests with Prussian protection measures including lookout towers with telephones.
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Chile
Forest Service of India
Germany
Home Run Echoes From A Home Run School
The Chicago Record Herald notes crude views on modern baseball and praises a corner lot home school idea proposed by Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, as a potential lasting baseball classroom for the country.
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Chicago
Mack
Philadulphin Athletics
Echoos
Chicago Record- Herald
Price Debate Sparks Uncertain Messenger Question
A London Stray Stories fragment hints at a debate over a messenger's role and a missed sale. Characters discuss bearing responsibility and the price of tickets, leaving the exact outcome unclear amid social intrigue.
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London
Feeding the Locomotive Progress in Fireman Endurance
The article notes the fireman’s physical endurance limits a locomotive’s output, with typical firemen handling 8 an ordinary fireman cannot put in the frebox more than 6,000 pounds of cent per hour. It discusses compounding and supertreating as profitable, offering up to 40 percent fuel savings under favorable conditions.
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Bicago
Winter Suits Show Fur Trimmed Russian Flair
Vintage fashion layouts highlight fur trimmed Russian designs for winter wear. Features include blouses with fur trimming, capes, and velour broadcloth options in sizes 34 to 42. Patterns range from coats to skirts with yardage details and age specific cuts.
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Taker
Mre
W. J. Lareh
Guild Kensington
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Congregational Church
Premine Zonlo
Denmark
Ile
Mary
Elelty
Kent
Lowland
Vittoria
Brown
England
Curie
Willenve Krone
Rowen
Wareniw Solefty
Science
Priscilla Leonard
Merry Theater Party
Pert Personals
Fashion Frills
Dobbs
Boston
Swagger
New York State
Robinson
Barnett
C. R. Deems
Almenelous
Ienene Bite
Eteately
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