Mrs Stevens Recovers After Female Ills in Ledger Notes
Waurika Oklahoma and Newton New Hampshire report women regaining health after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Letters praise relief from fatigue nervousness back pain and uterine symptoms and invite others to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Saalum
Newton
N.H
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Count to His Knees at My Feet
A playful quip from a New Orleans Times-Democrat page, fielding a snappy banter line about influence and earning a small coin as a metaphor for power. The lite remark reflects a social chatty tone in a newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Nelly
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Local notices and business brief from Carey and Wyoming
Short town notices cover Miller's watch repair shop, homestead proofs filed by McBride and Kelley, timber and stone entries, a new baby, deer hunting near Horse Creek, a death in York Nebraska, coal prices from Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co., record cattle prices in South Omaha, Cheyenne Day at a Golden district fair, homesteading listings in Gothenburg and surrounding towns, Sons of the American Revolution meeting, two marriages, a note on Chamberlains Colic remedy, and an ad for Sherman window paints and glass.
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Carey Ava
Chas A. McBride
Fred McBride
Torrington
Carey Ave
Nathfin R. Greenfield
Rawlins
Marion J, Kelly
Pred Kelley
Weat
16Th Street
Dora Conners
Stewart Canal
Colt & Sons
Millbrook
Wyo
Laramie Water Co
Laramie
Frank Donovan
Thomas
van Moulton
John Arp
Horse Creek
A. J. Large
York
Neb
Mr. Large, Jr
Denver
Carl
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
Carey Avenue
D. R. Whittaker
South Omaha
Fort Russell telegraph orders detail cavalry moves
Pursuant telegraph orders from the War Department detail Second Lieutenant Sidney W Hingham Ninth cavalry to join his regiment at Douglas Arizona reporting upon arrival to the commander. First Lieutenant Henry W Harris Ninth cavalry to join his regiment at Portograd Arizona. Private Samuel Fr Lilen Eleventh Infantry on extra duty in subsistence. Private Ernest W Wilson Battery C Fourth Field Artillery on special duty in quarters department. Sergeant Karl V Spellman Twenty fifth Recruit Company to Fort Slocum New York with two NCOs reporting on arrival.
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Atractiona
Sidney W. Hingham
Ninth Cavalry
Hie
Douglas
Arnona
Conerala
Washington, D. C
Henry W. Harris
Potigrad
Arnz
Samuel Fr. Lilen
Ernest W. Wilson
Fourth Field Artillery
Quarternantera
Fort Slocum
New York
Karl V. Spellman
Hhs
Colorado & Southern Railway Time Change Notice
The Colorado and Southern Railway announces schedule changes between Cheyenne and Fort Collins effective September 1. Train No 27 departs Fort Collins at 5 00 p m and arrives Cheyenne 6 30 p m. Train No 28 leaves Cheyenne at 7 30 a m and arrives Fort Collins at 9 00 a m. Other Wyoming District services remain unchanged.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collings
Fort Colling
Wyoming
McAndrews the Chemist Midnight Remedy Comment
A quip from a reader describes Two pent orta of bicarbonate of soda as a remedy for indigestion at 2 a.m. The wife declines the suggestion and Sandy replies with a wary good night. The fragment captures comic urban dialogue.
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McAndrews
Sandy
R Bystander
Infantry Officers Cut Up at Smoker
The Eleventh Infantry Club and Mess held a Saturday smoker attended by nearly all regiment officers and some guests from other services. Colonel Abner Pickering served as toastmaster with speeches from Majors Baker Stull and Harris and Captains Porter Loyd Wilson and more. The Eleventh Infantry orchestra led by Mr Dunne performed, and a quartet entertained with songs including a personalized hit about attendees.
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Eleventh Infantry Club
Loyd
Baker
Porter
Wilson
Masi
Wing
Abner Pickering
Williams
Eleventh Infantry
Stull
Harris
Magi
Hattle
Escott
Kemper
Delaplane
Dowell
Barzynski
Reardan
Cutter
Sloan
Lackland
Baade
Elsey
McCleave
Eleventh Infantry Orchestra
Dunne
Sage Tea and Sage and Sulphur Remedies for Hair Color
An advertisement touts sage tea as a traditional method to darken hair and restore color. It promotes Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, claiming it adds youthful color, treats dandruff and itching, and offers a money back guarantee if results are not as represented.
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Wryeth
Carpenter on Dry Farming at Cheyenne High
Yesterday afternoon at chapel exercises Henstor J MW Carpenter spoke on dry farming at Cheyenne High School. The talk was engaging and enlightening, drawing strong praise from teachers and students. Freshman reception plans and class committees were announced, with extensive student enthusiasm and preparations for uniforms, military events, and social gatherings this week.
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Henstor J
Carpenter
Cheyenne Iigh
Wah
Misa Amith
Jones
Bors
Cheyenne Wieh
Steever
Seliog Gymnasium
Evelyn Gensen
Harold Wolcott
Ernest Snow
K. Boyd
Maud Upton
John Marks
Elizabeth Riner
Eva Kepler
Cheyenne Goes Dry as Sunday Prohibition Shuts Salons
In Cheyenne a citywide Sunday dry order leaves saloons and clubs silent from midnight Saturday to Sunday night. Acting Mayor Nimmo enacts letters warning proprietors that serving alcohol during the period is illegal, aiming to curb drinking amid widespread thirst.
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Nimmo
Rathskeller Lunches on Carey Ave Offer Genuine Mexican and Dutch
An OCR fragment notes a Rathskeller location at Carey Avenue serving genuine Mexican and Dutch lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivolt “Rathskeller
Carey Ave
Louisville Coal and Coke Ad Notice
Coal and coke storage available this month by Western Coal Co at 724 W 22nd St. Contact 685-W for supply. A. Anderson, manager, Milwaukee.
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Louisville Coal and Coke
Western Coal CO
W. Vy. A. Anderson
Mir
Frightening Scene In Public House Recalls Tense Night
A post arrest scene described as calm after a troubled day shows a seedy man near the door while a woman in a corner holds a baby causing a commotion. The child cries persistently as the mother pleads to quiet him, warning that the “bum” will eat him if he does not behave. This account is cited from Norman E. Mack's National Monthly.
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Norman E. Mack
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Valentine
Pred Starkey
Loretto
Thomas HH
Hate
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Oakdale
Harry W. Thureh
Sioux Falls
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Harrisburg
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Heath
Chamberlain
Sherman
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Ft. Russell News
Colorado & Southern
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Bow In
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Orpi
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Wellington, Colo
Fort Collins, Colo
Colorado & Southern RY
Wellington
T. BE. Fisher
Denver, Colo
Capitol Mys
Niveth Jeweliy Ce.ptork
Mfg. Co
1. I. Cara
Servion Day
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