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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
18
A distressing appeal claims to cure eczema with a free trial of soothing care from J. Cannaday of Park Square, Talia, Missouri. The notice urges readers to write today for relief and promises dramatic personal results and comfort.
Camp J. L. Terry No. 1 Spanish-American War Veterans plan a Fort D A Russell gathering Monday night at Post Hall. New members will be initiated and several officers will join. After initiation a smoker and musical program. speeches by officers and enlisted men. A Dutch Lunch will be served.
Quote cites Senator La Follette accusing Warren of supporting plutocracy by voting against measures to restore and safeguard public rights. The remark frames a political clash over power and governance.
An old time remedy ad promises relief from piles with Dyramid Pile Remedy. It claims quick pain reduction, congestion relief, and a free trial package by mail, followed by a 60 cent regular package at drug stores.
Mrs Rockwell opens subscription for signatures to obtain seats for The Secret of Susanne at Capitol Avenue theatre on Saturday October 19. Ticket prices range from 3 dollars to 75 cents. Lists are at Denver Music Co store Knight Campbell store and Mrs Rockwell’s home.
The piece urges readers to endure summer heat by strengthening bowels and using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, safe laxative. It praises its mild action, safety for women and children, and cost effectiveness, with a free trial offer and mail order details. It also mentions unrelated notes about Dressmaker education and Wyoming editors, quoting Collier's Weekly.
A Henry Van Dyke meditation on workers as regiments of God marching toward triumph. It honors masons builders choppers raftsmen and all laborers, portraying honest toil as holy service and faithful work as praise and prayer.
The local board of the State Federation met at Mrs. Cyrug Beard’s home with most members present. Plans for the upcoming meeting are nearing completion and an eventful reception at the Plaing hotel is planned for October 15. Hospitality committees urge host families to offer rooms and entertainment for visiting delegates.
Loge party at a matinee yesterday for Beverly of Grays tark with Miss Kona Barge owner of hout e 866. Complementary to Mrs George F. Hamilton and her children Kathryn and Adna of Fort Russell. Tea after the play at the Robinson. Guests included Mrs Hamilton and children Mrs I B Bartlett and Judge Sidney Eastman of Chicago.
The choir of St Mark's will render a special musical program at the Sunday evening service in place of the regular sermon.
Horn wife of Major Tieman Horn attends a dressy function with pink floral decor and candlelight. Guests include Mrs. Dyer Mrs. Littebran Mrs. Lysle and others. Major Littlebrant returns from the Ninth Cavalry and plans to depart for Ft Riley. Capt Howard Snyder and family expected home from Fort Robinson Neb. The doctor remains on hospital duty at Fort Robinson for several weeks.
Lieut and Mrs Frank A Sloan hosted a refined Fort Russell reception from eight thirty to ten thirty. Guests including Mrs Moller of San Francisco and Miss Keenan of New York mingled among pink decorations, palms, and an elaborate supper while 135 attendees enjoyed music and refined hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Dan Swan returned from a visit with their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Walter Diver at Guernsey Judge Sidney Eastman visiting his sister Mrs LS Bartlett Eastman is from Chicago Mr and Mrs W C Kinkead and son returned from a month long visit in Chicago and other eastern cities Mr and Mrs H E Buechner went to La Junta Colorado to visit their daughter Mrs Fred McKie and family They will be away about ten days Mr and Mrs J W Hamblin went to Omaha for the Ak Sar Ben carnival They will meet Mrs Eder and Miss Bertha Kalitz in Omaha These ladies have been visiting in the east for six weeks Mr and Mrs Louis Manewal Jr returned from an extended trip to Portland and other coast cities Mrs AA Bueckington and son
Mrs A D Dyer was the honored guest at a Friday farewell luncheon organized by Mrs. Dyer's friends. The event welcomed the guest with light refreshments and warm tributes to her service.
The passage blends fractured lines from Marcus Auretine Arthur Machen and loose musings on honesty beauty and madness. It reads like a discarded editorial fragment with stray phrases about effort proof and social behavior amid garbled notes and misprints.
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