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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1912
Page
23
A collection of quips and reflections on happiness, popularity, and romance. The text wryly examines how envy, appearances, and fate shape relationships, with lines attributed to thinkers like Oliver Wendell Holmes and Washington Irving, highlighting humor and caution.
Local clubs schedule Monday and Tuesday gatherings at members homes and the Carnegie Library. The Baptist State Convention meets in Cheyenne with a 2 to 6 pm opening session Tuesday. about fifty attendees will stay with local church families. Bake sale and tea at St. Marks Parish House Saturday hosted by Mrs. A W Hrad and Mrs Florence Root Foster.
The morning service today will include the annual bhank offering. Nev. Annette Heecher Gray will preach the sermon. Mrs. Stanton will sing, and Mrs. Ko H. Stanton will sing Aole at the evening service at the Presbyterian church tonight.
A Sheridan reader defends J B Kendrick against Tribune accusations claiming Kendrick aided workers and locals, fired a cook for a 26 cent charge, and housed many ranchers without payment. The writer pledges affidavits and invites further inquiry while noting socialist beliefs and political support for Kendrick.
Thirty thousand spectators watched HH D Astley a renowned English aviator crash and die in Belfast today His notable flight included a wartime return trip from France to England carrying a passenger in a worming plane context not fully clear due to OCR error.
A collage of quotes from Shakespeare Keats Field and others on women’s nature appearance and social roles. It highlights enduring views from classical to modern writers about gender, protection, charm, virtue, and social perception.
The notes cover diverse short items from food preparation tips to science and geography trivia. Topics include humane slaughter methods in France, long running agricultural work in Poland, zinc polishing with sulfuric acid, Australia’s planned transcontinental railroad, a sewing machine motor cost estimate, ink stain remover using salt and milk, Asia’s waterfalls, and France’s stance on aluminum ages.
The author argues that real life bullies often win and temptations lead to downfall. They question fairness in society where bluffing others out of a jackpot can overpower a person with limited means, and note that in some communities violence against a colored man is seen as an easy way to become a hero.
In a playful ruse Representative Francis Burton Harrison of New York eluded a dinner crowd as members waited for him at 6 PM. The hoax built to 6:30 PM with many arriving late, while Harrison dined alone before inviting the eager lawmakers to join him for their first meal together.
An order bans powder use by telephone girls in New York, linking it to men’s explosive language. The Panama Canal is expected to open for traffic next September, though the public has endured without it for over forty years.
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