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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1912
Page
11
An article discusses female nerves and common misattribution of symptoms to head or back. It credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, alcohol free, as a remedy for local female disorders. A Virginia testimonial claims recovery after using the product.
The Jewish Ladies’ Circle staged two successful bazaars at Keefe Hall to raise funds for the Byna Agorno building. Decor showcased yellow and white bunting, with a tiny Glasgow Bible on display. booths sold fancy work, aprons, ice cream, lemonades, candy, cigars, and more. Attendees enjoyed dancing, tea, and a smoker with General Edwards. James K. Hackett attended a Capitol Avenue theater outing with officers afterward.
Hazel Oberfelder of Sidney Neb arrives to visit ministers Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Mrs B S Pearlatine. Julie Allenstein returns from Chicago after ten days with family, a surprise reunion the first in twenty years. Des Moines resident Mrs James N Adama comes home after an extended visit with daughter Mrs A P Transon and sister Mrs Harting. Mrs Gilbert Harris of Richmond Cal had been visiting Mrs Harris’s mother Mrs He T H Harris.
Mrs. Howard Snyder hosted an informal gathering for a few days guest Olive Warthe of Los Angeles. The Thursday evening affair featured informal entertainment and a chafing dish supper with Welsh rarebit as the centerpiece. Guests included Captain and Mrs. Jordan, Captain and Mrs. Noble, Mike Finley, Misses Mially and Constance Jones, Dr. Carter, and others from town.
Mrs L Mighes leaves for home with a Filet Beboogia party chaperoning the football team. Mrs Hugton plans meetings in Laramie with Salt Lake City visitor Mrs Worthington Clark. Mr Hughes and Mr Clark, old friends, may renew ties. The Clark and Hughes links trace back to a year ago with Clark’s death last year and Hughes’ in January. The group may travel to Denver overland by auto for several days. Mr and Mrs Thomas Rem and family returned from the central states after a visit with daughter Mrs Kelley in Chicago. Miss Mane Falconer arrives from Hat Creek to stay with her aunt in Reyenne. John Storrie recently moved from Hat Creek to the city with Mrs O M Lee returning from a ten month visit in Merwin Missouri. Mrs K E T Bartley hosts her sister Mrs G B E Plummer of British Columbia visiting Omaha.
An old ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for colds and pneumonia germs. It claims the product contains no morphine or sedatives and is widely trusted for curing coughs without adverse effects.
The Robinson offers chocolate coated caramels at a fire per pound for today only.
About 3 dozen items in this lot sold for as high as $1.50. Materials vary from plain tailored to fussy styles. Visit the department Saturday night in the bagiment store for selections described as 17 shades wide and firmly woven with a single color and border accents.
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