Kensingtonesque Cheyenne Society Notes In Color
Mrs. W B Dumm recently moved to Cheyenne from Laramie and attended a Kensington afternoon hosted by Mrs J F Meyer with twenty guests, pink and white flowers, and a lunch. Mrs Fred M Kinnear hosted a Kensington honoring Mrs C Leon Agnew of Pinedale formerly of Cheyenne with summer blooms and needlework. Mrs J H Conway and Miss De Vin O Boyle plan a bridge tea at Mrs Conway's home. Cheyenne relatives announce the birth of an eight pound boy to Mr and Mrs James I McKay of Vancouver formerly Cheyenne, and Mrs R W Warren is improving after a fall and leg fracture, likely moving home to Anaheim, California.
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W. B. Dumm
Cheyenne
Laramie
Kensington
J. F. Meyer
Friendship
Fred M. Kinnear
C. Leon Agnew
Pinedale
J. H. Conway
James I. McKay
Vancouver
Wash
Warren
R. W. Warren
Mitchell
Anaheim
Cal
Blessing of Motherhood Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
A promotional notice extols motherhood as a woman's highest sphere and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with helping childless women conceive. It quotes testimonials from Mrs A B Martinez of San Antonio and Mrs J J Stewart of Brooklyn and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyon Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
San Antonio
Texas
Lydia B. Pinkham
A. B. Martinez
Laredo St
Brooklyn
Mra. J. J
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight September Plans
Mrs Shaw and Miss Shaw leave for Worcester and Smith College as Lieut Col Berry arrives as artillery commander at Fort Russell. Captain Ennis to sail for the Philippines in October. Ruth Burt and Julia Reno announce birthday parties in September as families adjust to new postings.
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Berry
Fort Russell
William P. Ennis
San Francisco
Philippines
Ruth Burt
William
Visiting social notes and travel plans from local residents
A string of brief notices lists Mrs J R Dugan and Mrs C J Francisco leaving today for Omaha after a month with relatives. Others, including Mrs Sherman of Wind River, Mr and Mrs Berecyth, Miss Moran, and Miss Parnell party, head home or continue trips to Boston Colorado Springs and Kentucky. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ends the item.
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J. R. Dugan and Sons
C. J. Francisco
Omaha
Francisco
Mr. Dugan
M. BE. Dugan
Dugan
Peter Bergersen
Mrs. Sherman
Wind River
Miss Hazel Sherman
D. C. Barksdale
One Thing I Do
This sermon urges concentrated effort and steadfast purpose as the path from Saul the persecutor to Paul the apostle. It warns against dispersing energy in modern life and stresses that churches must prioritize worship and the cultivation of a religious spirit to serve community needs.
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St. Paul
Saul
Paul
Apostle
Led by the Eye That Never Sleeps and Divine Guidance
A meditation on trusting the Eyes of the Lord for guidance. The piece cites Pe 84 5 and compares divine direction to a sighted guide leading a blind man through a crowd. It urges faith over doubt and emphasizes a loving, discernible path when relying on God. It echoes familiar religious imagery of guidance and assurance.
Sabbath Liberty Sparks Debate Among Presbyterians
A fragment notes a dispute over the American Sabbath, criticizing Sabbath desecration and false claims of personal liberty. Rev George Davies of the Presbyterian denomination is mentioned alongside Paul, signaling a religious leadership debate on observance and liberty.
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George , Davies
Paul
A Romance of the Underworld at Capitol Avenue Sept 21
Hobrook Bilin brings A Romance of the Underworld to Capitol Avenue theater on September 21 as Paul Armstrong’s fifth success in five years. The piece follows a string of hits including The Heir to the Hoorah Salomy Jane Golem Some Via Wireless Alias Jimmy Valentine and The Deep Purple. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Hobrook Bilin
Capitol Avenue
Paul Armstrong
Gole
Rex Beach
Winehell Smith
Jimmy Valentine
the Deep Purple
Open Meeting Planned by M. W. of A with Speakers
The M W of A announces an open gathering next Monday evening September 16 at the A O U W hall. Hon F B Basterly of Denver and Dr J A Rutledge of the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium Colorado Springs will speak. The Prize State Banner will be presented and the meeting ends with a smoker and social. Members and their gentlemen friends are invited.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
F. B. Basterly
Denver
J. A. Rutledge
Modern Woodmen Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
Modern Woodmen
Bull Moose Names First Woman Elector
SAN PRANCISCO, Sept 13 If the Roosevelt electors named today by the Progressive party are elected in November Mrs Florence Porter Collins of Los Angeles would be the first woman in U S history to vote for a president.
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San Prancisco
Cal
Rosevelt
Progressive Slave Committee
Florence Porter Collins
Los Angeles
United States
Stampede Big Show Praised by Percy Hoyt at Calgary Canada
Percy Hoyt and a Cheyenne party attended the Calgary Stampede showing great praise for the event. Hoyt described the Calgary show as excellent, noting a city key reception. Addie McCarthy of Cheyenne stood out in the wild horse finals and narrowly missed top prize.
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Calgary
Alterta
Canada
Verey Hoyt
Hoyt
Addie McCarthy
Cheyenne
McCarthy
German Cupid promises 10000 high marriage prospects
New York reporters expose Herr Frits Podssuz of Berlin linked to the Matrimonial News office on Fifth Avenue. He claims access to wealthy spouses worldwide and says he takes 1 percent of the wealth involved, detailing a disreputable matchmaking scheme that targets clients with claims of high earnings.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Berlin
Merv Podssusz
Herr Polezusx
Podazus
Elients
Pajamas Suggested to Prevent Lobster Claw Injuries
A newspaper note reports humane activists proposing pajamas for lobsters and crabs to prevent claw injuries in captivity. Officials dismiss cruelty claims as lobsters are deemed low in feeling, while dealers mock the idea, joking that pajamas would win over hobble skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Women's Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Washington
John P. Heap
Humane Society
Cnald
Heap
Friday the 13th Ridiculous Hoodoo Talk Debunked
A business man dismisses Friday the 13th superstitions while a friend counters with signs and avoidances. A clerk returns from a phone call and reports his wife’s tale of a sick child a dog bite and coal shortages, seeming to prove nothing yet hinting at Friday misfortune.
Silent Smiths Money to Restore the Throne
London dispatches relay The Evening Star story that ex King Manuel may marry one of Infanta Maria Josephinas five daughters to rekindle royalist hopes. Rumor claims conspirators want funds from Silent Smith estate to finance the Lisbon throne bid and redefine Dom Miguel’s court position.
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London
the Evening Star
Manuel
Breganza
Berlin
Thom Miguel de Braganen
Silent Smith
Dom Miguel
Lisbon
Broadway curfew ends Broadway after midnight in New York
The city enacts a midnight curfew on Broadway declaring that any woman without a definite destination has no business there after 12 o'clock and that well dressed youths lingering with bright lights will face enforcement.
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New York
Broadway
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