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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1912
Page
11
A feature on metabolic differences claims men have five million red blood cells per cubic millimeter while women have four and a half million. It cites Dr. R V Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as aiding digestion and red blood cell production, with testimonials and a pitch for his medical adviser.
The social week features a 5 o'clock tea hosted by Mia J H Walton and Miss Lulu McCormick with Miss Ena Crain and Miss Ruth Harrington assisting. Freshmen at the Convent were honored with a reception, the Stanton-Thistle wedding in Arlington and plans for a Payette Idaho home, plus a Capitol Avenue theater showing A Romance of the Underworld with Catherine Calvert and Holbrook Blinn.
A long social column lists residents and visitors including Misa Matilda and Roi of Fort Wayne visiting Mins Fry of the Plaing hotel for three weeks, Harry Henderson Jr heading to New York for Columbia law studies, and numerous trips to Denver, Cheyenne, Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming during a busy winter season. An advertisement praises Chamberlains Tablets for digestion with claims of relief and cures.
A promotional claim extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female ailments. It cites widespread testimonials from women, decades of use, and notes from Pinkham’s Lynn Laboratory alleging restoration of health and avoidance of surgery.
Captain and Mrs James H Bryson left Fort Russell Thursday night bound for San Francisco and then Honolulu where they will be stationed. Mrs Leslie J McNair hosted an informal dinner and the infantry hop featured Ladies Night with a large turnout and a lively evening of dancing and supper.
Mrs Brewster wife of Captain Brewther returns from Denver. Major Horne and his wife join the post as newcomers with the artillery. Masters Earl and Manley Edwards sons of Dr and Mrs Thomas Edwards will host a joint birthday party this afternoon.
School notes describe Miss Smith leading girls gym classes with drills Indian club swinging and a fancy dancing course. About 100 girls enrolled as basketball becomes part of the program and interlocal games are now allowed for girls and boys. Wednesday and Friday sessions run 4 to 5 pm with Song and Yell committee planning school yells and songs.
Funeral services for Kathryn Trotter, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W P F Trotter of 112 West 11 street, will be held at the Marly undertaking parlors at 2 40 this afternoon. Friends invited.
The Baglea will host a dance at Pakles' hall on a coming date. Public notice calls for attendees and local residents to join the event.
The London sisters at the Atlas weeklong show deliver a clever dancing sketch and plan to return to London with recent American musical offerings. Harry Young provides original comedy and dancing, Seymour and Williame present high class songs from behind the scenes, and Miss Abbott wins favor with her singing.
A promotional notice extols Cascarets as a gentle daily bowel tonic for the elderly emphasizing natural aging and decreased bowel activity. It touts cost at 11 cents per box and claims the product works while you sleep. It also mentions Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for dysentery and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Louisville firm Western Coal Co invites customers to fill bins with coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Contact 7124 W. 22d St or call 385-W for supplies and service. J. A. Anderson, manager.
The Elks plan a Tuesday evening trip to Rock Springs for the state competition with departure set for 10 p m on Sept 24. Tickets are available from committee members Sage Foley Emery and A D Kelley and cover round trip and all accommodations.
New York was chosen as the meeting place for the International Association of Fire Engineers conference. F. H. Magee of Dallas was elected president at the session held in Denver on September 20.
Sergeant Elbert Pler, long in charge of the Cheyenne recruiting station, is discharged as his term ends and will reenlist in Los Angeles to head that station. Corporal C Ferris Wilbur succeeds him in Cheyenne, bringing extensive recruiting experience and strong local support.
The In dians of Colombia use frog secretion as arrow poison. The poison is carried in a hollow bamboo with an eight inch palm spine dart. A skin prick releases the toxic drop, causing rapid paralysis in large animals, while the meat remains harmless when eaten.
Effective immediately the Colorado and Southern train 27 from Fort Collins and Wellmont will now arrive in Cheyenne at 7 00 p m instead of 6 30 p m T FE Fisher General Passenger Agent Colorado and Southern Railway Denver Colorado 24
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