Gloriously shifting seasons and social notes
The text reflects seasonal poetry and local social events. It mentions Longfellow lines and autumn imagery, a tea party hosted by Mrs. Lucille Gray, violin performances at the Woman's club, Halloween party rumors, pumpkins, and Miss Maude Upton as honor guest at an informal evening hosted by Miss Tema Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mss Marie Buchanan
Susan Cabilli
T. Blake Kennedy
Miss Upton
Mins Maude Upton
Mins Tema Patton
Ten Years Service Ends in Furlough Plan for Schenectady Worker
After a decade of service in Schenectady New York an employee seeks a year long leave of absence or abroad with pay at one third of their salary under a proposed program. The plan aims to let long serving staff take extended time off while maintaining employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
S. Y
Way
Visiting List Reveals Local Social Circles Traveling Through Denver
Mrs W W Crook and Mrs O K Snyder are in Denver for a few days. Mrs Mare Congdon formerly Cheyenne resident plans to return with her son Merhert to make her home here. Mr and Mrs W J Chamberlin now Casper visited Miss Winifred Hall en route to Casper. Rev George Van Winkle left for Rochester to be with Mrs Van Winkle for an operation. Mrs Van Winkle spent the summer in Ohio and awaits news from Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Crook
O. K. Snyder
Denver
Mare Congdon
Cheyenne
Wiliam Morrow
Mra. Fmalley
Scotts Bluffs
Merhert
W. J. Chamberlin
Gremlery
Casper
Ceorme van Winkle
Rochester Minn
Taughters of the American Revolution meet and election
The Taughters of the American Revolution will meet at Carnage Library this afternoon for the business meeting and officer election. Afterward the group will visit Mrs. John Charles Thompson's home for refreshments and social hour hosted by Mrs. Thompson and her daughter Mrs. K Z Bleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Gray
Taughters of the
Carnage Mbrary
John Charles Thompson
Millard Hina Elected Director of the Club
Mrs. Lune C. Frewid is the new president as the club plans row concerts for the winter. At the regular Pushen Heellig heat Thursday night more definite details will be reached. Chapter 6 of the P. F. I. will meet Monday noon at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finue
Millard Hina
Conwerta
Bake Sale and Card Party Announced by Local Groups
The Sunermae of St Marks schedules a Tuesday business meeting at Ye Parieh House. Jewlah Circle hosts a Monday evening card party at Fraternal hall. Presbyterian women plan October 21 chicken cafeteria supper at church pavilion with a long list of committee members and workers. W.GQ TF 1 convention hosts multiple sessions with public invited and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunermae
St. Marks
Ye Parieh House
Jewlah Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Lus
Perownel
Mre
Glnfeke
Chate Wan
Mosdames Vievens
Kinnear
Finntier
Snoring
Kelley
Worton, Hudson, Wilceck
Anijeoon
Kitab
Schwiering
Hummer
Mentier
Mother of Eighteen Children Praises Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs C J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia writes she suffered five years with stone trouble and after three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets is now well weighing 168 pounds. She says she can eat freely and feels better than ever and offers her testimony to locals in Boone Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Martin
Boone Mill
Chamberlain's Tableta
Boone Mii
Chamberlain
Fines for Servants in Georgian Household Customs
The text lists stern penalties levied on servants in a Georgian household. Fines include two pence for leaving a door open, a penny for unlit candles, a penny for broken glass, a shilling for neglect at table, and small sums for various infringements. Fines were deducted from quarterly wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorvay
Sind
Harrington
Arleste
Grigers
Giummer
Red Hair and Temper
Major Murst, an English student of eu genics, claims humans split into red tainted and non red tainted groups. He asserts red hatred traits arise from red tainted ancestors and that red children require both red tainted father and dark mother. He notes red temperaments are common but red marriages are rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainkind
Major Murst
Almast
Sigte
Bia
Basin Exhibitors Dominate State Fair With Premiums
Basin exhibitors from Big Horn and Washakie counties reported a strong showing at the Douglas state fair. Representatives returned with 83 firkins, 48 seconds, 27 thirds, and three special medals, plus two county socials. The awards include 16 premiums and honors for canning facility efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyo
Douglas State
Dasin
Douglas
Washakle County
Cof
Wyoming
John Welch
Experience of Motherhood and Women’s Health Claims
The article argues motherhood is transformative and burdensome without preparation, urging Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the female body. It cites confessional letters and promotional language about treating nervous strain and postnatal weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hey Kiddies Were is the finest toy of al
A brief note praising a toy titled Hey Kiddies Were as the finest in the area. The message emphasizes quality and appeal for children and shoppers seeking popular playthings.
Talleyrand and a Royalist Ruse During the French Revolution
A fragmentary recounting of diplomat Talleyrand in the chaotic revolutionary era. The narrative portrays social upheaval, witty exchanges with a Mrs Steel figure, and a famed bon mot about swimming and nobility as Contemporaries mock or admire his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srlatorratte
Talleyrand
Boothtal
Recamler
Apa Talleyrand
Nodaine
Leader subscription drive for new three month gift
The notice promotes a Leader subscription deal offering three months for a new subscriber. It proposes having a neighbor who does not subscribe obtain three months, then pay you $1.50 to give to the Leader in exchange for a go cycle as a reward. The go cycle is described as safer and more fun than roller skates or a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
Basin
Sowe Nelahbor
Orlend
Mirrora and Gunlight Warning on Mirror Enelight Backing
A brief note warns that mirrors must not bang to the enelight or the backing may become clouded. The guidance emphasizes careful handling to preserve clarity and reflectivity.
A Smile Varies Like a Chameleon In Writings
A fragmented quotation reflects on smiles changing shape like a chameleon, noting vacant, hate filled, satiric and averted smiles. The text references Hay and a Mirror plating phrase linked to The Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emille
Broad Shoulders and Waist Fashion Description
A vintage description of autumn dress silhouettes emphasizing broad shoulders, waist, and a narrow foot line. Dropped shoulders and wide belts create a tapering effect with a peg-lob hem. The frock suits outdoor wear and features a blue surge fabric with a snow frill. Pattern options range fourteen to eighteen yards.
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Wrigley
Ats
East 18Th Street
Aututpa
Wien
Longfellow
Miss Buchanan
Hallowe'en
Swagger
Tal
Winkle Carey
Robinson
Aee
College Club
Musical Club
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mars
Douglas and
Aisit
BR. W. Hill
Snow HO
N.C
Washington Market
Solitaire
Washington
W. 16Th St
Sherman Co
Ebteln
Gul
Pune
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