Freshman Reception At Cheyenne High School
The Cheyenne High School freshman reception drew teachers parents and students to the gym at 8 o clock. Dancers led by Fred Llabhart and Catherine McDevitt performed the land march as four snow white doves floated above the crowd. Guests praised the decorations by Mabel Kaleht Kathryn Boyd Eva Kepler and Evelyn Jensen with Etta Linn and Hermitta Stuart managing the punch as festivities continued until midnight for a joyous evening.
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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 Face Tough Practice Before Cheyenne Clash
Conch Jones put Cheyenne High School boys through a grueling session after a heavy reception, with players worn but inspired to improve. Coaches expect a closer game against Haton since the teams are seen as evenly matched, a result of solid training and optimism for Wednesday’s gridiron clash.
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Conch Jones
Haton
Engine Performance Declines at High Altitude
An engine erected several thousand feet above sea level failed to deliver expected power. Investigations show a loss of about 1 percent in indicated horsepower for each 1000 feet of elevation. Lower compression ratios worsen the drop compared to higher ratios.
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Aas
Pas
Science Conspectua
Bargain Sale Slashes Prices at 1716 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne
A large liquidation sale at 1716 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne offers seasonable merchandise at prices below factory cost. G C Reuter says the week is the last chance before ownership changes next Saturday night. Read today's Leader and arrive early Monday to seize bargains.
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Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Velin
G. C. Reuter
Bryan to Speak in Wheatland September 20
William Jennings Bryan, democracy's champion, will visit Wheatland on Monday September 20 to address the public on campaign issues. He travels from Cheyenne on the morning train and returns the same day, with speeches scheduled from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Local preparations are underway for a large turnout.
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Wheatland
Wyo
William Jenninga Bryan
Democracy
Cheyenne
Wheatland Democracy
Desire to regain youth echoed in old man's reflection
An elderly speaker laments trading years for youth and longs to relive boyhood joys and courtship with the same partner, wishing to keep present possessions and memories intact rather than swap time for youth.
Treasured attic relic of a bygone spring
In dusty sashes and faded ribbons a forgotten bonnet and lace lie among moth torn garments. A wistful speaker asks about a girl who wore them and vanished, pondering where she is and what she became as the relic recalls a joyful springtime.
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Andy
Topine
Danderine Hair Care Claim Ad Promises Gloss and Growth
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising instant relief from dandruff and rapid hair growth. It claims dramatic improvements in hair fullness, shine, and softness after a single application, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores to prove the claims.
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Knowlton
Children Need Extra Care In Hot Weather
A mother should favor gentle bowel care for infants using Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin to prevent constipation and summer diarrhea. It is described as a mild laxative with pepsin that cleanses bowels naturally without narcotics. Available from Dr W B Caldwell at 40 Washington St Monticello Illinois. prices range from fifty cents to one dollar.
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Salta
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Poem Excerpt Echoes Wait for Spring in Harper’s Weekly
An archaic verse fragment by Kate Masterson appears in Harper’s Weekly, blending nostalgic longing with seasonal imagery. The piece laments aging and memory while hinting at enduring affection and poetic voice.
Friendship and true friends in life’s storms
Frederick Moxon extols the value of a steadfast friend in National Magazine. A real friend offers warmth, confidence, and refuge, enduring across distance and time, making life richer than any earthly wealth.
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Perfect
Frederick Moxon
National Magazine
The Infant Terrible Idis in Summer Notes
Fragmentary poem style lines express weariness with summer life and a desire to return home. The speaker jokes about staying in a back part of the house and labels summer as dull. The fragment references social mood and domestic scene without clear events or people.
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Idis
Houge
City Buys 160 Acres of State School Lands
The city purchased 160 acres of land from the State School Lands, about twenty five miles northwest of Cheyenne, to add to North Grow reservoir operable upon lease expiration. North Greek reservoir holds 70,000,000 gallons and provides a week’s water supply according to City Engineer Goodrich.
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Cheyenne
Goodrich
Proper Reel Placement For Floating Fly Casting
The article explains mounting the reel under the rod with the handle on the right for right handed casters. This arrangement avoids needing to turn the rod during a fish fight and keeps the reel accessible on top when needed, ensuring efficient casting and handling. It emphasizes correct assembly and practical handling learned from Outing.
Frederic Mistral in Good Health After Rumors
Paris correspondence notes Frederic Mistral is only mildly indisposed from heat while at his desk correcting proofs for Lea Olivades in press. The poet laughingly read of his own death in papers and notes such premature obituaries reflect longevity certificates.
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Frederic Mistral
Siesta
Lea Olivades
Paris
London Telegraph
Artistic Envelope Linings Enter American Letters
The Imp of extravagance turns to envelope linings as a fresh luxury. Colored paper envelopes with hand painted floral interiors, a talent of Japanese artists, become a costly novelty in America, a trend not yet common here.
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Europe
America
Clam Bake Guest Finds Lost Gold Coin in Shell
Louis Ludden, at a Wineted Connecticut clam bake, dropped a $5 gold piece into a barrel of clams. The barrel was emptied and later steamed with other seafood. After washing, Ludden’s coin reappeared inside a steamed clam shell.
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Louis Ludden
Wineted
Connecticut
Hin
Remedy Lies With Women Editor Speaks On Legal Injustice
The Delineatorenya editor argues that law unjust to women pinpoints fault on women themselves and demands public airing by newspapers magazines lecturers and club women to expose and correct wrong legal conditions.
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Delineatorenya
Infant Misery and Gender Inequality in Pernla Society
A Persian reflection on harsh gender roles and high infant mortality critiques early marriage and female oppression. It notes fear for girls' futures, fear of patriarchal punishment, and proposed drastic measures that some men argued for to curb infant death rates.
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Pernla
Poreta
Ores
Ancient entombed forest found in southern Russia
Explorers uncovered a buried forest after a river bed was dragged, spanning 200 square kilometers. The site holds trees preserved in perfect condition, with trunks forty to sixty meters tall and at least eighteen inches in diameter. The discovery, described as an unusual mine, promises further value.
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Russia
Strange Notes on Wood Tuning and Colored Cakes
A fragment describes wood tuning quality and a long real underground, noting a range of colors from dark brown to pale blue and yellow. It mentions one hundred fifty thousand of the ancient cake turned over to a cabinet, with Harper's Weekly referenced.
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Harper's Weekly
A Fable Of A Bold Man In Revolt And Death
A satirical tale follows a bold man who commits petty vandalism and mischief in shops on a subway and trains. He misreads doors and causes minor chaos by pushing and pulling the wrong handles. He leaves orange peels on pavements and lights a cigarette in transit, ending with a tombstone in common with others.
Nesta of Verious Birds
The passage describes various bird species and their nesting habits. Woodpeckers, nuthatches, bluebirds, wrens nest in holes. crows and hawks build large stick homes in tree tops. warblers create cuplike nests. cuckoos, doves, grosbenka use firefest like receptacles. thrushes hide in deep woodland recesses with twig and vine nests.
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