Local Notice of Address for Lemuel Smith Jr
A local public notice lists Lemuel Smith Jr at P O address near It Fetterman in the Wyoming range area near It Fetterman Wyoming. The fragment provides location and recipient name for the notice.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1882
Page
17
A local public notice lists Lemuel Smith Jr at P O address near It Fetterman in the Wyoming range area near It Fetterman Wyoming. The fragment provides location and recipient name for the notice.
The article notes New York riches lavish time and money on home decoration from draped curtains to frescoed ceilings. It highlights workers, fabrics, art, and even stables as extravagant symbols, citing Cornelius Vanderbilt’s new Fifty-eighth Street stables as a superior example.
A couple in a railway carriage argue over musk scent on a lapdog and a cigar, the man snatches the dog and drops it from a window while a later exchange with a German-speaking narrator recalls Truthful Fritz and a joke about fast horses in Germany.
The Siam Weekly advertiser describes widespread excitement over the capture of a cream colored white elephant and its transport to Bangkok. The animal’s possession brings extraordinary merit to the king, with rewards and promotions for those involved and a grand home prepared near the royal place.
A playful, period style discussion on snow detailing its scientific beauty and social uses. It weighs practical travel disruption, shovel exercise, and winter etiquette for calling on ladies with dress, footwear, and timing guidance. It also notes chastened social norms and etiquette for visits and refreshments.
Two young railroad men on the retired list mock a missionary with profane language. He rebukes them offering a fatalistic choice of two roads, Hell or Salvation, but they joke that Gould will consolidate the roads before they arrive, leaving the missionary unimpressed and departing in disgust.
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