Freshman Reception At Cheyenne High Delights Attendees
The Cheyenne High School freshman reception concluded after an evening of dancing in the gymnasium hung with cherry and black pennants. Teachers, parents, and students filled the space as Mable Kaleth and others received punch while Maud Upton and Lawrence McGuire provided music for a program that ran from eight thirty to midnight.
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Fate
Mra
Misa Gove
Mie Foater
Jones
Parka
Mabel Kaleht
Katharyn Boyd
Eva Kepler
Velyn Jensen
Pratae
Misves Etta Linn
Hermitta Stuart
Fred Llabhart
Catherine McDevitt
Mies Maud Upton
Lawrence McGuire
Cheyenne High School
H. S. Boys Practice Hard for Cheyenne Gridiron Clash
Conch Jones drilled the High School team in gruelling workouts after a demanding reception. Coaches expect a tougher game against Haton this year with both teams evenly matched. The squad trains hard hoping for a stronger showing than two years ago.
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Conch Jones
Haton
Engines Fail at High Altitude Measurements
A stationary engine erected thousands of feet above sea level produced less power than expected. Investigations show about 1 percent loss of indicated horsepower for every 1000 feet of elevation. Low compression ratios worsen the loss compared to high compression.
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Aas
Pas
Science Conspectua
Ladies Here Bargain Sale at 1716 Capitol Ave Cheyenne
A Cheyenne offer promotes a massive price cut on seasonable goods from a store opened Sept 1 by Velin. G C Reuter, in charge, says next week is the last chance before the owners take over Saturday night. Read today’s Leader and arrive early Monday for bargains.
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Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Velin
G. C. Reuter
Bryan to Speak in Wheatland on Campaign Day
William Jennings Bryan will tour Wheatland to address political issues of the current campaign. He arrives from Cheyenne Monday morning and leaves that afternoon, giving residents about five hours to hear him. The event is a major local honor with plans underway and a 1:90 sharp start.
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Wheatland
Wyo
William Jenninga Bryan
Democracy
Cheyenne
Wheatland Democracy
Wish to regain youth in old age verse
An elderly speaker muses on not trading years for youth and longs to relive boyhood joys and courtship while keeping the same partner, stage, and life highlights. He values lived experience over youthful Vigor, expressing love and memories as the true treasure.
Vintage garments in an attic remembered
A nostalgic poem recalls an attic treasure from a bygone era. India shawl satin vest and paper wrapped relics exhale faded perfumes. The speaker asks who wore the bonnet and dress and where the girl who cherished them is now. The piece meditates on memory and lost springtime romance.
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Andy
Danderine Hair Growth Promise Ad
A vintage style advertisement touts Danderine as a 25 cent hair product that removes dandruff and hair loss within minutes. It claims to restore shiny, full hair, making it fluffy and lustrous, with immediate visible improvement after use.
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Knowlton
Children Need Extra Care In Hot Weather
A mother should regulate a child’s bowels from infancy to prevent constipation and summer diarrhoea. Harsh laxatives distort the system. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle, non narcotic aid. Bottles cost fifty cents to one dollar, with larger sizes for family use, postpaid from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Salta
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Forgotten Hat Riddle From Harper's Weekly
An archival quatrain by Kate Masterson from Harper's Weekly speaks of a hat found in a shelter and longing for a return of romanticism. The verse uses antique diction to evoke memory and longing for days past.
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Attlc
Kate Masterson
Harper's
Friendship and the Reward of True Companions
A meditation on the value of loyal friendship. The passage praises a steadfast friend whose heart stays warm through life’s storms and distance, whose smile brightens days, and whose confidence provides refuge, arguing that such a bond outmatches wealth and grows richer as it endures.
The Infant Terrible Idis Notes Summer Out Liga Bores
The passage complains about summer life in the back part of the house being tedious. It mentions Cheap-Yes and Very Cheap-Yes and the desire to return home, describing the summer as a bore in a casual, stream of consciousness style.
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Idis
Houge
City Purchases 160 Acres of State School Lands
The city bought 160 acres from the State School Lands, located about 25 miles northwest of Cheyenne near North Grow reservoir. The land, once leased, was acquired after lease expiration, ending years of earlier hold. North Grow reservoir holds 70 million gallons, roughly a week’s supply, and is a key city water asset.
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Cheyenne
Goodrich
Proper Reel Position for Floating Fly Casting
A guide stresses mounting the reel beneath the rod with the handle on the right for right handed casters. This setup avoids reversing the rod during a strike and allows the angler to reach the reel handle smoothly with the right hand, ensuring efficient casting and running just enough line.
Frederic Mistral’s Health Brightens After Rumors
Reports of the poet Frederic Mistral’s ill health were exaggerated. He is described as suffering only a slight indisposition due to heat, found correcting proofs of his forthcoming volume Lea Olivades. He mocks premature death notices as certificates of longevity.
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Frederic Mistral
Siesta
Lea Olivades
Paris
London Telegraph
Artful Envelope Linings Adorn European Craft in America
A new trend with decorative envelope linings arrives in America. Colored paper interiors and hand painted floral designs, crafted by skilled Japanese artists, elevate mailing aesthetics despite high costs. Alva,
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Europe
America
Clam Bake Mishap Sees Missing Gold Ring Found In Shell
Louis Ludden at a Wineted Connecticut clam bake reached into his pocket and dropped a $5 gold piece into a barrel of clams. The barrel was emptied and washed, then steamed with the batch. Later Ludden received his share and the coin surfaced inside a shell with a steamed clam.
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Louis Ludden
Wineted
Connecticut
Hin
Remedy Lies With Women Says Editor In Delineator
The Delineator editor argues that when laws unjust to women exist the fault lies with women for not knowing the wrong conditions. Newspapers magazines lecturers and club women spread awareness so injustices are aired as soon as evident.
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Delineatorenya
Inequality and Infanticide Debated in Old Persian Society
The fragment criticizes gender bias in Persia, noting infant mortality, early marriage of girls as young as twelve, and proposed cruelty such as cutting a mother’s finger. It reflects deep social depravity, fear, and a call for change in a patriarchal context.
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Pernla
Poreta
Ores
Ancient entombed forest found in Russian riverbed
A recent discovery in southern Russia reveals a buried forest covering about 200 square kilometers. Drifting river sediments exposed timber trunks from forty to sixty meters tall and at least eighteen inches in diameter, preserved in near perfect condition. The find, described as an extraordinary entombed forest, draws from a mine claiming many large trunks.
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Russia
Colorful Underground Tones From a Long Hidden Cake
A fragmented passage notes the wood tone quality and a long underground evolution showing colors from dark brown to blue and yellow. It mentions one hundred fifty thousand of an ancient cake turned over to a cabinet, with references to Harper's Weekly.
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Harper's Weekly
A Fable of a Bold Bad Man and Small Reckonings
A tale describes a reckless man who misreads doors in shops and spends his days in minor acts of mischief. He pushes where forbidden and tosses orange peels on pavements, smokes in the subway, and displaces others on trains. He avoids consequences until death, at which he earns a tombstone like any man.
Nesta of Verious Birds
Exchange notes describe bird nesting habits with woodpeckers huthatches blue birds wrens choosing holes, crows hawks building stick nests high, warblers in cuplike eggs, cuckoos doves grosbenka in firefest receptacles, thrushes in deep woods using small twigs and grape vines.
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