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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
16
A dated 1912 testimonial describes severe dry scaly blotches on the face and body spreading to feet and calves. The author credits Cotters Ointment and Soap as curing the ailment after several weeks, noting a free sample offer and address for Cotters Dept. Moston.
The Autrive Literary Club and other women’s groups outline their state meeting plans. Officers include president Mrs George A Campbell and secretary Mrs C B Stuart. Topics cover Panama Canal, high cost of living, China sea republic, Tripoli, Sherman Anti Trust Law and women voting. A social card party or dance remains popular.
The Thermopolis clubs the Woman's Club and the W. W. Club are active with guest days and varied programs. Meetings feature topics from postal history to child study and Memorial Day origins while the W. W. Club expands its library and hosts a Shamrock Tea to boost the treasury.
An antique advertisement touts Mule Fly's Dream Balm as a complete cure for catarrh. It claims rapid relief from nasal and throat symptoms, clears head congestion, reduces discharge, and strengthens membranes. The copy urges purchase from a druggist and promises lasting protection after use.
St Mark’s Church holds Holy Communion at 7 46 am Sunday School at 9 45 am Confirmation class at 10 am Morning Service and Sermon at 11 am Evening Service with sacred music at 7 54 pm A Bishop’s Chair will be blessed during the morning service as a memorial to the late Mrs Kate B Duffy The Rector Rev Geo Davidson invites public attendance at all services with address 719 BE 17th street and telephone 126.
The Allen Chapel A M B Church at 18th and Thames invites the public to services led by Pastor James Washington. Morning preaching at 10 46 a m evening preaching at 7 46 p m Chase at 12 m Allen s Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 pm.
The First Presbyterian church across from the post office lists Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 00 subject The Value of a Vision Young People at 6 30 Missionary Boldness led by Emmett Kaufmann Evening Worship at 7 30 explains Armageddon at West Side Chapel 3 00 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Prep for Communion Communion observed October 6 11 00 pastor Leon C Hills.
Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. led by J. F. Rossman, Supt. The pastor preaches at 11:00 a.m. on Manliness In Religion. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. Evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. on Conditions of Pardon. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:50 p.m. All without a church home are invited. W. M. Nelson, pastor.
On September 29 1912 the First Congregational Church at 18th Street and Capitol invites all to Sunday School at 945 am led by Geo Banta and Morning Worship at 1 pm on Sanctification for Others S S, with Evening Service at 730 pm on Mary Antin the Russian Immigrant. Sermons by the pastor with morning quartet music and evening chorus. A welcome to strangers seeking a home. Frank L Moore pastor.
Public worship Sunday at 11:00 a m with Miss Inga Petterson of Japan giving the address. Sunday School follows at 12:15 p m. Evening meeting at 7:30 p m features a sermon by the pastor, with a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m. All welcome by Pastor Geo Van Winkle.
The Federation Convention will meet here in October with representative club women from across the state. Attendees of past conventions testify to the inspiration and the exchange of bright thoughts and helpful ideas for mutual benefit. The 1912 18 study courses will be included in the next report as received.
A preacher portrays the rich young ruler’s hopeful inquiry to Jesus as a tale of ambition, virtue, and inner hunger. Jesus offers only the command to follow, urging relationship with God as life’s true rest and fulfillment.
Ely Nevada and Bingham Utah dispatches report a October 1 raise of 26 and 20 cents per day for workers at Septos Valley Smelting and Nevada Consolidated Mining. The move lifts payroll by about 318 000 dollars monthly and affects smelter and mine employees. In Utah copper mine news Greek strikers may return as investigators probe conditions.
New York dispatch reports Miss Frances Hollender, a Baltimore convent pupil, arraigned in police court for obtaining clothes without paying. She claimed wealthy relatives in Massachusetts and a large remittance due, with ties to Chicago and Roanoke, Virginia, and a Chicago-based home.
Police report a woman identified by a tailor as the customer who got two gowns and a coat and left without paying. He told officers she was recognized from prior encounters and disappeared after the purchase.
Senator La Follette accuses Warren of pushing in committee and on the Senate floor for tariffs that subsidize trusts and expand pipelines, rather than reducing excessive duties for consumers, claiming the effort serves large interests over the public.
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