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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
11
A vintage health notice describes the change of life as a dangerous time for women and lists symptoms like hot flashes headaches and dizziness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to strengthen the nervous system and support women through this period.
Mrs Berena Grunisere of St Anne Illinois describes relief from long standing female trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports displacement backache dizziness numbness swollen limbs and improved appetite with two months of treatment enabling her to perform housework and walk farther. She credits the medicine with saving her life and offers to vouch for its benefits.
Miss Clara Dodds departs next Sunday for Lincoln to enter the university. The dinner guests included Miss Dodds, her mother Mrs A Russell Buck, her grandmother, and Mrs L R Tyson. Parish House Club plans a subscription dance Friday at the Parish House. The Mail Clerks picnic at City Park postponed due to weather. Neissler inspires city schools music program with an orchestra and choruses. Prof Schwelling to play violin. Florat violin replaced by Fort Robinson assignment for a doctor in hospital duties.
Mrs McKenney of Fort Riley left Fort Russell to return home to her husband Captain McKenney of the 13th Cavalry who has been ordered away with his regiment. Mrs Howard Snyder hosted the visit before departure.
Mrs. J. H. Magoon arrived from Denver to see her mother before Mrs. E. J. Dobbins departs for Los Angeles where her ill son awaits. Dobbins leaves tonight at 1 06 for the Los Angeles Limited and reaches Saturday afternoon. Delores Holmes visits Mrs. John Morris at Silver Crown. Mrs. Blount of Osceola Nebraska visits Mrs. Carl Gylling. Mrs. Edward Gnom hosts Miss Clara Bunz of Des Moines. Mrs. Klingman travels to Scotia Bluffs Nebraska for a visit. Dr. Louise McKone of Kansas City visiting son Roscoe Dutcher and family leaves Sunday for Oregon Washington and Vancouver. She stops in Cheyenne on return. Mrs. J. F. Bigelow of Cornell Bluffs visits Mrs. W. J. Law then goes to Kansas City. Mrs. Harry Farthing visiting in the east now with Mrs. D. R. Cowhliech in Washington. Mr. J. Dy Wright, south seeking a location, expected home next week. Soon after October 1 Mr.
Women related movements and club events populate the page as Wrights plan a southward move for health reasons. Clara Dodde heads to Denver and Lincoln for university study while others travel to Denver Band Point Idaho. Numerous clubs such as Help One Another Omega 500 Capitol Rebekah Art Local Board Woodcraft and Mount Mellick plan meetings social hours and embroidery sessions with members from Cheyenne and beyond.
In church circles the Methodist Ladies Missionary Society plans a 2:30 Friday meeting with Mrs. Fye at 515 West 21st Street. The Jewish Ladies Circle met Tuesday, held business, then social hour. Mrs. William Meyers hosts next Wednesday. WCTU social gathering praised for large turnout and new members honored. rooms adorned with asters and sweet peas.
An advertisement promises Danderine will produce heavy lustrous hair and end dandruff with a 26 cent bottle. A fragmentary local note covers a musical program with Mrs Gill and others, a meeting where Mrs Hird is secretary, and a notice about health via Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion sold by all dealers.
A Washington Post line notes there is little chance the Colonel will drink anything warm, hinting his third cup will be iced tea and the moment preserves a humorous tone.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch questions how a third party views the workingman and whether labor can be exploited again, reflecting concerns over worker treatment and corporate use.
Mothers should prevent heavy school bags on shoulders to avoid scoliosis and uneven growth. Bags should be held in hand or shifted regularly to prevent one side of the body from shortening. If no shoulder strap is used the risk is reduced, though teachers often limit bag weight. continuing such practice is a mistake.
A vintage beauty guide advises a morning lotion from magatore and witch hazel to control shine and prevent sun damage. It promotes dry shampoo from orrls root plus therox for shiny hair, pyroxin for thicker eyebrows and darker lashes, and delatone paste to remove facial or forearm hairs.
In response to many officers being sent away, a War Department order requires several non- commissioned officers from the Fourth Field Artillery to report to Fort Sill, Oklahoma by September 12, 1912, for fire school training. Names and detachment details are listed for assignments and duties at the post riding hall and other posts.
The grave of William Henry Harrison at North Bend near Cincinnati is poorly kept, Rev. George Lowry of Maumee says, urging removal of the president's body to Fort Medes after visiting the site. He told Maumee Valley Pioneer Association members at Fort Medge that the resting place's condition requires action.
Unclear fragments reference The Sherman Company and wood materials. The notes mention possible earnings or operations but lack concrete details, dates, or locations to confirm the story.
A Los Angeles costume designer cites a three dollar and forty eight cent outfit to argue against pretentious dress expenses for daughters. The outfit costs two dollars and forty eight cents in materials, with a note on thrift and the social lesson of prudent spending.
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