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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1912
Page
11
A humorous collection of aphorisms and reflections on love, happiness, pride, pessimism, and the quirks of relationships. The passages blend takes on popularity, looks, weddings, gifts, and romance with light wit and social observation.
Local organizations plan meetings this week including Shakespeare Club at Mrs. Whipple’s, Saturday Musical Club chorus, Sisterhood at Mrs. Mentzer’s, Alpha Chi at Carnegie Library, and local federation board prep for October convention. Baptist State Convention opens in Cheyenne with talks by notable workers. Bake sale and tea planned by St. Mark's Guild at Parish House. Women’s Missionary Society hosting Appeal Thank Offering service.
Morning service includes Bhank offering at the church with Nev. Annette Heecher Gray preaching. Mrs. Stanton to sing and Mrs. Ko H. Stanton to sing at the evening Presbyterian church service tonight.
A reader letter defends J B Kendrick against claims in the Tribune, praising his fairness to workers and noting long friendships with ranchers. The writer invites more affidavits from Sheridan and declares support for Kendrick’s election while denying political motives.
Thirty thousand spectators watched HH. D. Astley, a renowned English aviator, perish when his airplane crashed in Belfast during an airborne display. His famous feat included a France to England flight with a wormin passenger.
A collection of historical lines and proverbs about women featuring remarks by Shakespeare Keats Field and Lemprière style quotes. It cites views on gender roles appearance virtue and protection across eras.
A collection of scattered notes covers topics from humane slaughter methods in France to Poland's long running mills, zinc polishing with acid, Australia’s planned transcontinental railroad, sewing machine electricity costs, ink stain removal with salt milk, Asia’s waterfall count, and a French decision on aluminum coinage.
The essay argues that laziness excuses action, while fiction often depicts bully characters as defeated, yet in real life bullies win. Temptations expose weakness when desires meet nature, and social games show bluffing can outpace virtue. It laments how easy it is to become a hero through violence, noting that in common life many take the simplest route to aggression toward a black man.
The story recounts a hoax where members flocked to a 6 pm party for Representative Francis Burton Harrison of New York. They waited for Harrison, learned he was dining elsewhere, and finally joined him for an unintended dinner. He skipped legislative duties while investigating the prank and sought the joker responsible.
An order bans powder for New York telephone girls to curb masculine outbursts. The piece notes the Panama Canal should open next September, though delays are endured after over forty years of waiting.
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