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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
11
Miss Frances Hastie, editor of the State Leader, visited Cheyenne for several weeks and enjoyed a farewell gathering with friends. Candy making and light the pace as good byes ended late into the evening with Miss Hastie’s young hosts and chaperones.
A vintage advertisement extols Castarets as a gentle natural tonic for constipation in the elderly. It argues aging slows movement but compares bowels to muscles needing regular activity, claiming Castarets work quietly during sleep and cost ten cents per box at drug stores.
Judge and Mrs W Mentzer plan a week Motor trip to Torrington Lusk and Douglas with court at the first two towns then visit the Douglas fair They will be away a week Mr and Mrs A E Roedel drove to Denver returning by week end Mrs Tierney of Denver sister in law to Mrs Roedel accompanied them to Cheyenne Mrs Paul O Brewster depart early October for California for the winter Mrs LeRoy Collins of Fort Riley Kan arrived in Cheyenne to visit her mother and sisters Rev and Mrs Frank L Moore of Denver arrive this morning to attend the Kensington cafeteria event at the Congregational church Rev Moore long served as pastor here Miss vances Mast ic leaves for Chicago to enter school after weeks with her father and sister in Cheyenne
The Mount Mellick club will meet this afternoon with Mire Howard Snyder at the Post Art Club. Members inform Macelf about a University of Wyoming correspondence art course and likely pursue it. The next meeting is in two weeks at the library.
In church circles the Congregational Mission and Congregational Ladies Missionary Society gathered at the parsonage for a meeting.
An afternoon program opened with devotional exercises and a review of the book China’s New Day. Mrs J A Miner led the first paper outlining China’s conditions, followed by annual society reports showing vitality. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs J J Shingler, 1st VP Mrs W W Gleason, 2nd VP Mrs Clyde M Watts, Secretary Mrs Ida Turgess, Treasurer Miss McCrum. Also an advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials.
Seese appears at Capitol Avenue theatre Thursday evening October 2 in a performance event highlighted by local entertainment listings.
The court of appeal in Ireland faces a terse moment as Lord Ashbourne interrupts a junior counsel during an appeal. The advocate claims six reasons to reverse a king's bench order, prompting the lord chancellor to challenge the strategy. The exchange exposes a rare lapse as Ashbourne is unable to salvage the case.
A call to action urges readers to stop neglectting neighborhoods and start small efforts locally. It stresses personal responsibility, starting projects, and inviting others to help, transforming a neglected area into one that attracts assistance.
A playful piece explores a sleeper paradox with wordplay on sleep and movement. The dialogue features Little Ethel and Mr. Rich debating language quirks and ends with a quip about spelling or pronunciation. The humor hinges on repetitive phrases and a playful critique of language complexity.
From conservative China style to new fashion, patterns showcase suspenders over the shoulders as a key detail. The skirt contrasts with plaid fabrics, while blouses and underblouses may feature lace or contrasting materials. Pattern info and yardage provided for sizes, with perforated coupons to order.
A concise critique notes how aging alters artist personas from Dickens to Browning, contrasting the vivid motor of youth with mature restraint. It suggests age influences steadier expressions and questions whether the shift arises from middle age or universal aging. The piece reflects on changing fashions among long haired writers and a famed pianoforte master.
A 19th century style testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a permanent cure for backache and irregularities. Anna Beaven of St James Missouri and Mrs Bertna Dierkben of Dixon Iowa claim long relief and urge others to publish theirletters for guidance.
A witty exchange about proofs and manuscripts appears in a Boston Transcript clipping. The friend teases that proofs are unnecessary while Penley promotes a new novel and invites a viewing at his apartment.
A column extols the influence of wives and mothers on male success, arguing women should support husbands from home. It cites Kipling and Lincoln as examples and urges charitableness in crediting women for men’s accomplishments while defending traditional home roles.
Los Angeles September 26 Judge Dindeoe blocked the prosecution from refuting George H. Bixby testimony in a case charging him with offenses involving girls. Editor W. T. Blozens testified about visits to the Jonquil resort and voluntary settlements totaling 2400, and Morgan’s architect dispute noted.
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