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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
11
The latest fashion notes a return of the kimona sleeve with lower dropped shoulders for frocks and blouses. You can see overblouse tunics with large armholes, peasant shaped guimpes, and soft pleats in white, linen, or ratine fabrics. Patterns offered by mail at 1% cents.
A column recounts social gatherings and visits in Cheyenne including dinners hosted by Mrs. John Brown and Mr. Edgar Schuneman. Guests from Boston and local families attend a pleasant dinner, a reef steak fry at Minnehaha, and a five o clock tea. Several residents plan trips to Estes Park and Boston with updates on school and college departures.
The Thursday Bridge club meeting is postponed to Sept 15 due to member absences and illness. Mystic Maze club postpones its tomorrow meeting by one week with Mrs Win Hanesworth to host. Musical club reports strong momentum with plans for winter and another Friday session at the library. Piano section meets Saturday evening with Mrs Arthur Spalding, College club gathers Saturday afternoon at Mrs Spaulding’s home with Mrs Dora Miller.
A North Cheyenne W C T U gathering at Mrs W W Busselle’s home drew about 20 members. The session covered a lengthy business program and discussed the coming election of commissioners with members showing strong interest and knowledge of the candidates. Mrs J Ross Carpenter was noted in the report.
Ladies enjoyed a refined tea as part of a program with sweet peas providing fragrance and color in the rooms. The setting featured decorative arrangements that complemented the occasion and ambiance.
Mrs. J. Kranz hosts the Jewish Ladies circle this afternoon in room 1 at the Union Mercantile building. The Presbyterian church Emleagor will host a train social Friday evening and all young people are invited. date has been changed to Friday.
Robert N Grach announces piano and theory lessons for a limited number of students. He offers single season plans at 1.50 per week, 12.00 per ten weeks, or 20.00 for two weekly lessons, plus 5.00 for theory classes per ten weeks. Forty five minute sessions, advance payment preferred, Cheyenne Wy studio on Capitol Avenue.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. It claims five minute relief, easy candy like taste, and no need for laxatives, urging readers to ask a pharmacist to read the formula on the package.
Fragmentary text describes a bird group, the Wu Ornithologiaa society, traveling to Germany and Canada. Names and places are unclear, with interruptions in the OCR. The readable bits suggest a discussion of a society event and international visits.
An obscure note describes an estrionicairy curiosity in Hwlee village, Lake Thon, where a tree fountain once carried water from a sprig through a trunk. About twenty years passed as the trunk rooted and top growth flourished, with a peculiar water supply now visibly thriving.
A fragmented report describes a Cleveland preacher amid a confusing scene with unclear details. Witnesses mention a wife nudging him and a claim of a test or challenge, leaving residents unsure of the exact event or outcome.
Famous lawyers from France Canada and the United States gathered to honor Lord Haldane at McGill University in Montreal. They attended Convocation Hall where honorary degrees were conferred on him for his esteemed position and agreeable personal qualities.
The passage argues that history mirrors sacred truth and shapes identity, linking past and present through a view of history as romance, religion, politics, poetry, and tragedy. It suggests readers gain insight into great lives and meaning by studying the long story of humanity.
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