Cheyenne Social Notes and Marital Announcements
Miss Frances Hastie departs Cheyenne after a lively farewell hosted by friends including Margaret Walsh Louise Stimson and Letitia Thompson chaperoned by Mrs H W Cooper. LeRoy Grant and Miss Francis Burr wed in St Louis with home to Tampa Florida after October. Gertrude Geddes to wed Crawford G Logan of Centennial with Cheyenne ties and social circles sending best wishes.
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LeRoy Grant
Cheyenne
St. Louis
Francis L. Burr
Grant
Tampa
Florida
Fred W. Geddes
Deerwood Ranch
Centennial
Gertrude
Crawford G. Logan
Centennial Valley
Geddes
Miss Geddes
Castarets Promote Gentle Bowel Help For Older Folks
An old age health feature extols Castarets as a natural laxative for the elderly to keep bowels active. The piece compares aging to inactivity, urges regular use, and claims Castarets work while you sleep and cost 10 cents per box at drug stores.
Visiting List Shows Towns and Travelers Routes
Judge and Mrs W MENTZER plan a week motor trip visiting Torrington Lusk and Douglas, with court dates in the towns and a Douglas fair visit. Roedels head to Denver for the week. Mrs Tierney returns home. Brewsters set for October California winter. Mrs Collins arrives Cheyenne to visit kin. Rev Moore to be a Kensington guest. Mias Mastic heads to Chicago for school.
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Mentzer
Torrington
Lusk
Douglas
A. E. Roedel
Denver
Tierney
Frank L. Moore
Kensington
Congregational Church
Mount Mellick Club Plans Sessions at Library Soon
The Mount Mellick club will meet this afternoon at the Post Art Club with Mire Howard Snyder. The Art club met informally at Mrs. Frank Jones's home to discuss the year's work. They consider a University of Wyoming correspondence art course and may pursue it. The next meeting is in two weeks at the library. on Wednesday October 1 the Woman's club will resume weekly meetings at the library.
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Mount Mellick Club
Mire Howard Snyder
Frank Jones
Macelf
University of Wyoming
Woman's Club
Congregational Ladies Meet in Parsonage Circles
In church circles the Congregational Missions and The Congregational Ladies Missionary Society held a gathering at the parsonage to discuss missions and community outreach.
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Congregational Missions
The
Congregational Ladies’ Missionary Society
Parnonege
China’s New Day discussed at annual meeting
The meeting opened with devotional exercises led by Mire Py Prand Patten. Mrs J A Miner reviewed early chapters of China’s New Day to explain conditions in China, followed by annual reports showing a flourishing society and new officers elected: President Mrs J J Shingler, 1st VP Mrs W W Gleason, 2nd VP Mrs Clyde M Watts, Secretary Mrs Ida Turgess, Treasurer Miss McCrum. An unrelated ad for Chamberlain’s remedies ends the passage.
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Hh. Patten
China
Mra
J. J. Shingler
W. W. Gleason
Clyde M. Watts
Ida Turgess
Seese from the Wolf Capitol Avenue theatre
Seese appears at Capitol Avenue theatre on Thursday evening October 2 presenting a feature titled the Wolf.
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Seese
He Wolf
Capitol Avenue
Court of Appeal Tale of Lord Ashbourne’s Reversal Doubt
A London Law Times recounts Lord Ashbourne presiding in the Court of Appeal in Ireland. A junior asks to reverse a King’s Bench decision on six grounds. The judge challenges the counsel to start with three best points, and the counsel declines, claiming success on weaker points. The judge falters and cannot salvage the ruling.
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Tiderec
London Law Times
Lord Ashvburne
Ireland
Lord Ashbourne
King's Bench
Monqrel
Neglected Neighborhoods
A call to action urging readers to identify neglected corners in their towns or counties and start improving them. It argues that beginning work reduces neglect and invites others to join in, framing personal initiative as the key to community change.
Our Funny Language Sleeper Riddle Ends With Wartime Banter
A playful word puzzle centers on the paradox of a sleeper and a sleeper’s journey, culminating in a comic exchange between Little Ethel and Mr. Rich about spelling and a jab at London papers. The dialogue features a mock debate on intelligence and a punchline about sprucing up.
Smart Suit Features Suspenders Skirt In Couture Notes
From conservative China styles rise a new fashion feature with shoulder straps over blouses and matching undergarments. The plaid skirt contrasts with plain fabrics, pattern No. 7965 explains yardage for sizes around bust measures, while pattern 7967-7966 introduces a peg top crosswise tuck for a draped movement.
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China
Passing of a Type and Changing Ages in Literature
A compact essay notes the fading of once iconic, long-haired authors as age and modern tastes alter appearances and temperaments. It cites Dickens at twenty five versus forty, Browning’s sober shift, and suggests many writers undergo similar changes with time.
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Dickens
Browning
Backache Symptoms and Lydia Pinkham Testimonies
A vintage ad-style note claims backache signals organic weakness and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites Mrs Anna Beaven of St James Missouri and Mrs Batina Dierken of Dixon Iowa praising relief from irregularity cramps and persistent back pain, urging others to seek the remedy.
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Mrs. Bender
St. James
L. E. Pinkham
Anna Beaven
St. James, Missouri
Dixon
Iowa
Lydia
Pinkham
Baetna Dierkben
Ieham
Lymer
Eisice
Proofs Promised in Writer’s Apartment Visit
A humorous exchange notes a novelist inviting a friend to view proofs at his apartment, while the friend quips about the word proofs. The Boston Transcript records the playful dialogue as light literary gossip.
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Penley
Boston Transcript
Heart to Heart Talks on Women Behind Men’s Success
A column praising the indispensable role of wives and mothers in male achievement. It argues women often enable progress, citing Kipling and Lincoln as examples, and urges women to support husbands from behind the scenes while keeping the home front strong.
Millionaire Bixby Trial Hears Refutation Attempt
In Los Angeles on September 26 Judge Dindeoe blocked the prosecution from impeaching George H. H. Bixby in the fraud case tied to alleged offenses involving wealthy backers and alleged immorality. Editor W. Blovens testified about settlements with mothers of Morgan and others linked to Jonquil resort figures.
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Los Angeles
Dindeoe
Ariting
George HH
Bixby
Jonquil
W. Tl. Blovens
Hoya
Bisby
Ortaville Morgan
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