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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
11
A verse reflection on fading chivalry and current acts of charity. The speaker contrasts old heroes like Sidney who fought tyrants with contemporary individuals who quietly help others and embody virtue. The poem nods to the Youth’s Companion as the source.
A Society column details a theater party for Mr. Jack McCabe and friends at Capitol Avenue theater where McCabe starred and served as stage manager. It also notes improved health of H. B. Buechner, a Miss McDevitt job change, a sixth birthday theater party for Master Edward Thomas, plus a long schedule of Women’s Club activities and lectures in 1913 1914 with various speakers and locations.
Mrs F L Moore of Denver visits Cheyenne guest of Mrs G L Strader and returns home Sunday. Mrs W B Earhart and Mrs Fd Schuneman travel to Denver for a few days with Mr Schuneman meeting them there. Mrs Schuneman comes from Boone Iowa after two weeks with Mrs Harbart. Mrs Wobart Martin and daughter Elisabeth leave for Chicago after visiting George H Gilland and A Martin. Mrs E Douglas of Los Angeles departs after months with her son F H Douglas.
The Sunshine Society will gather at the library this afternoon for a business meeting. Mrs. Fred Miller hosts the Woman's Club of the RMA for a literary and social gathering Wednesday afternoon. The Music Club meets Thursday evening for weekly practice. The Coterie Art Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Herman Onam leading.
Methodist Missionary Circles Mrs John Brown and Mrs Archie Allison host the Missionary society Friday in Inter Ocean hotel parlors with Mrs Robert Hoskins and Miss Richards in charge. Presbyterian Aid Society hostesses Mrs James Niswander and Mrs O R Jamison meet Friday at Mrs Niswander’s home. Baptist church Sunday marks a primary graduation as children move to graded classes. Nell Morgan leads the program with cradle roll delays noted due to weather. Grace Lawson sings, children recite Bible verses, and grades recite Psalms and books of the Bible while the graduates sing Joy to the World.
George H. Bixby of Long Beach Calif is found not guilty by a Los Angeles jury on one indictment charging him with contributing to the downfall of a minor girl. The case stemmed from alleged favors at a resort run by a convicted proprietor now in prison. Bixby’s defense said he visited the resort only as a philanthropist aiding youths.
Jim Jackson argues a rainy day does not affect his work and Squire Heuscerg questions the almanac. The exchange reveals rural frustration with expected weather forecasts.
Mrs Lee Manages of Megadore Ohio recounts relief from intense female pains after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She avoided surgery and now has two healthy children. The ad promotes the medicine as a thirty year standard remedy for displacements inflammation and other female ailments and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
A gentleman, Mr. Fitz Hugh, visits Annie Mulford at a suburban residence after receiving a note. Mulford tests his character through an intrigue, corrects his flaws in a settlement plan, and finally proposes marriage to secure her interests, revealing she used a maid ruse to trap him.
The notable figure in the Thaw case is Mary C Thaw, mother of the imprisoned man, who has supported his defense with large funds and traveled to New Hampshire to join the hearing before Governor Folker on Jerome's extradition motion.
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