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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
3
The CTY Club and Church Everts presents a children's story hour in the Carnegie library auditorium this morning at 10:30. Misa Flora C Blackburn will entertain the children, who are urged to note the change in time and location.
A Cheyenne notes page lists visitors and travelers: Mrs. A H Johnson of Little Rock Arkansas returns home with grandson Guy Williams after a Cheyenne summer. Mrs R J Dutcher heads to Denver for a week. Mr and Mrs Thad Benedict of Los Angeles stay with cousin R A Morton en route to Montana.
Pare ia anticipates the cereive with much plensure as Mise Pulalia Crouch will contribute a paper on Nome at the present time.
Fitations to their friends Kopalde full orchestra will play. The Meeteal club will meet Monday evening in the auditorium at Carnegie Wharf for the regular parties. With Mice Lagra Lee as leader, Shakespeare Club. The Shakespeare club will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. W. te Whipple.
The Mount Mellick club meets this afternoon with Mrs. Charlie Bailey presiding. PF W A club gathers with Mrs. M H Hartung Monday afternoon for auction bridge. The O T club hosts a dance Monday evening at the Pordah House, inviting many attendees.
In World’s Work September article D Thomas Curtin notes Holland’s early wartime shift toward stricter defense after Belgium’s fate. Dutch actions including removing crossroads guideposts aim to hinder German advance, reflecting ironic military missteps and resilience in occupied territory lore.
A Harvard student argues that young women ages 17 to 24 dream of an ideal partner but end up marrying men who do not match those fantasies. He cites Boston examples of blond versus dark haired, brainy versus easygoing, and abstinent versus drinkers, urging caution against daydreaming and urging practical assessment before marriage.
The article notes oak as ideal for carving due to durability and toughness. It also lists chestnut American walnut mahogany and teak as desirable woods for general work. For fine work shorter hardwoods such as walnut lime sycamore apple pear and plum are commonly chosen.
A report states that one ton of coniferous wood will produce between 15 and 25 salons of 190 proof alcohol, indicating variable yields based on processing conditions.
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