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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1912
Page
18
A Cheyenne druggist advertises DD D Laboratories skin remedy with an ironclad no pay guarantee. It promises instant itch relief and permanent cure using thymol glycerine wintergreen and other soothing ingredients.
The State Federation of Women's Clubs convenes in Cheyenne with hostesses from Cheyenne clubs preparing the Plains hotel as headquarters. Delegates arrive Tuesday for a reception and sessions to be held at the Carnegie library auditorium with blue and yellow decorations and a full program to be announced.
An old household recipe touts a pint of sugar and warm water with Pine extract to ease coughs in 24 hours. It claims relief for whooping cough croup sore throats and asthma and promotes Pine to treat throat membranes with laxa tive and tonic effects.
A large crowd enjoyed the event while the refreshment booth ran at low business. The tree something fair well repaid the society for their labors during the week devoted to the Work.
Mea, Edgar A. Myer entertained at cards and hosted a late supper. Carnations decorated the rooms for a warm gathering with bridge and five hundred played. Guests included Mrs. Heardan, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Cutter, Mrs. Fithian, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Penham, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. McAdam, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Baade, Miss Williams, and Miss Bradley. Miss Hallman guests tea at Mrs. Jordan's with needlework and tea at five. Attendees were Miss Hallman, Miss Waring, Miss Finley, Miss Read, the Misses Littebrant, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Snyder. Miss Hallman departs for Atlanta Tuesday via Denver and Springfield.
Mrs. George Buck left for Lincoln after weeks with her father Joseph Dillman and relatives. Dillman will reside with his daughter Mrs. O R Brittain. Little Bear Creek resident visits her parents Hiram and Mrs Sapp. Cheyennes head to Denver for the Festival of the Mountain and Plain. Miss Hazel Oberfelder arrived to visit her sisters.
Mr and Mrs Percy Smith and their daughter return from an eastern tour lasting several weeks visiting Boston and many intermediate points. Current Events and Misa Clara Fatek at Capitol Ave Theater priced ten cents. Russellism addressed at Presbyterian Church tonight discussing Watch Tower Co Brooklyn literature and its possible rise as a new religion akin to Dowie founded faith.
More than 18 000 publications have sent statements of officers editors stockholders and sworn circulation as required by the postoffice appropriation act Hitchcock said he would notify by registered mail around October 15 those publications that have not yet complied and give ten days for returns.
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