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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1910
Page
11
Mrs Peter Appell hosts a formal dinner for Mrs Green in pink and white to honor her upcoming November 24 marriage to Frank Samuels of New York. Hallowe en party at Miss Walese Tyson’s features black cats and pumpkins as guests sample fortunes amid candlelight.
Advert describes Peruna as a widely used remedy for catarrh of the stomach with testimonials from diverse individuals including W. H. Jackson of Greenville Ohio and George Y. Stout of Baltimore Maryland. It claims Peruna can restore health, cites diet and mouth health as factors, and urges readers to write for proof.
Miss Ethel Hardcastle of New York was found dead on the Boston and Maine tracks in Weston Massachusetts. She had summers in Stamford with her family for two years and was engaged to a New York man who was to wed her in May at the Gramatan in the Bronx. The wedding was later called off without explanation and the circumstances were known to intimate friends.
Martin Omalley of Leseur Ontario was found guilty of first degree murder in the poisoning of his two step-daughters, aged five and three. He received a sentence of hangings as punishment for the crime.
An old household recipe claims a simple mix of granulated sugar and warm water yields cough syrup as effective as store bought. By adding Pinex to the syrup, the item supposedly treats coughs, hoarseness, and chest pains. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and notes Pinex availability from druggists or direct from The Pinex Co.
J M Newman features a bungalow project named Practical Your Own Prior and Terms. Details indicate a home building program with emphasis on affordable ownership and step by step guidance.
Minneapolis dispatch reports Monday J. L. Rodney and Miss Daisy Porter eloped to Chicago to wed after Rodney courted the girl's mother Mrs. R. M. Porter for months. The pair wired Mrs. Porter they had gone to Chicago and requested her to meet them there.
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