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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1918
Page
12
The piece says the United States, after a year in World War I, has tempered its resolve and found true purpose. It notes renewed national confidence as Pershing’s troops prepare for combat and the public eye tightens around war news.
A critical column questions the German war effort and the Kaiser’s leadership. It argues the close formation tactics fail against allied fire and predicts a coming reckoning at home that could usher in democracy in the German empire.
The passage extols Pershing’s Inds and the mass support of American families as the nation drums toward ending autocracies in Berlin and Vienna. It envisions America lifting burdens from France and Britain and delivering final blows to enemy powers.
In Paris a new long range weapon is debated for effectiveness over novelty. The New York World notes German claims and scientific speculation about tungsten shells and combined torpedo projectiles, but finds no proof of decisive impact versus air raids or Zeppelin attacks.
The nineteenth century marked a turning point in global economy as world trade linked tropic and temperate regions. Goodnow argues the submarine, first a war tool, now risks the freedom and unity of sea power by challenging defenses and threatening economic world order.
An analysis argues the German submarine threat jeopardizes global economic life and mandates crippling Germany’s land power. It stresses Serbia’s independence and a strong Serbia to block Germany’s land route to Constantinople, forcing a return to sea and preservation of freedom of the seas.
A chaotic collage from wartime journalism notes fines on British golfers for petrol use in taxis, contrasts Denver bootlegging with fuel rules, jokes about April Fool pranks, and previews a Roosevelt bid. It mocks Prohibition debates, Marches into weather gibes, and mentions Delmester and Neal Dow with skeptical tone.
A faded transcript recalls Martha Marlin in a tale of romance and betrayal. An office romance with a radical view on marriage ends in personal ruin and a fatal consequence, as the woman’s nerves unravel under social judgment and secrecy.
Fragmented dialogue contrasts Colonel O Wheat and Colonel O Corn about duties and homeland allegiance. The piece shifts to a narrative recounting a woman’s hardship after a man abandons her, her infant, and her struggle to survive through writing for a Sunday newspaper.
In a Philadelphia Ledger item, Singleton recalls doctor Klett during a ceremony last week. The physician, distracted, checked the bride instead of the ring and asked her to put out her tongue.
A fragmentary note records a dispute involving ABE MARTIN and a party named Proticiin concerning a local matter. The sparse text hints at condemnation or accusation but provides few verifiable details or outcomes.
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