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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
2
In Paris a vivid tour of a war factory dining hall reveals women workers and soldiers sharing hot meals served by motor trucks. The piece notes abundant leisure areas, a workers club, and a hopeful wartime efficiency amid global conflict.
A home remedy claim for an effective cough syrup using Pinex and granulated sugar. The ad text promotes a cheap, ready-to-make formula that supposedly soothes dry and tickling throats and loosens phlegm with immediate relief, touting a low cost of about 60 cents.
Reports from Wheatland Cheyenne detail a Red Cross sale raising 3200 with auctions of cakes, crafts and livestock. A pair of polished cowboy boots donated by a mother whose son serves in France fetched 17 dollars, symbolizing community support amid wartime relief efforts.
Secretary of War Baker and American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page visited Venice on April 3 amid widespread destruction from aerial bombardment. They met with Duke of Rosa on the Piave front and were guided through the Grand Canal to San Marco to meet city officials.
An old advice piece argues marriage thrives on companionship and warns some women face burdens of their sex. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women troubled by health conditions and social expectations, urging a trial to improve happiness.
fragmented text reports Leader office providing news by phone and paste service with contact numbers and mentions of tobacco related updates.
The article reports Congressman Isaac Siegel unveiling a postal system breakdown that delays soldiers' mail. He cites lack of coordination among the post office, war, and transportation departments, staffing gaps at ports, and late indexing of arriving troops. He urges immediate congressional action to fix the mail flow to boost morale.
Manila Railroad reports a net surplus of 425000 for 1917 the first year under government ownership. Eugenes Reed former U S representative and ex president of the system retires and Manuel Quezon becomes chairman of the board. Reed credited the government with improved economy and operating efficiency.
A terse Associated Press style notice from a Washington state report discusses auto means listed and a ruling concerning hearses and tinted glass. The article notes regulatory actions and ownership details, focusing on transportation and vehicle regulations.
In a rear town near the front an American soldier met an Italian mine worker he had not seen since they left Colorado five years ago. The brothers, now in different uniforms, embraced and shared a quick, relieved talk before heading to Denver together to visit their mother.
A marked OCR fragment notes an Indian soldier in the Three Hundred and Fiftieth machine gun battalion earning 177 dollars and ten cents daily with additional land income, claiming he becomes the division's richest man, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Soldiers at Camp Kearny San Diego in April sought books for relaxation after trench-area training. Officers noted a welcome supply of reading material and the group read eagerly as part of the extended tour, emphasizing the value of literature for morale.
Practical notes prepared under the State Leader's Food Co outline spading as more than turning soil. Use spading fork for loose soil and aim for fine bed preparation so roots branch and grow downward evenly. Start where soil is dry, test soil crumble, avoid large clods, and crush clods after turning earth.
Delegates and lay members from around the world gather in San Francisco to open the fourth biennial world conference of Seventh Day Adventists. Sessions run through April 14 with parallel meetings including the North American Division and California conferences. The deliberations will address the denomination’s education system comprising 24 primary schools, 68 academies and colleges educating over 16,000 students, and the Young People's Missionary Volunteer department holding conventions led by Prof. M. Kern.
Cheyenne showed strong local support as draftees from Laramie County gathered for a pre departure luncheon at 10 o’clock last night. An Infly trial club, aided by community volunteers, provided halt, orange, and apple portions for the journey to American Lake. Two draftees, named Blackmore and others, chose to remain away from the farewell event, citing duty to country and personal conscience. Short remarks by W C S Bailey, Lacey, Robert, and T. Wilson urged the men to go forward with courage and safety.
Fragmentary dispatch from Cascade Montana notes a campsite accident near a space launch site. Readable elements mention casualties, a valuation of equipment, and a damaged or warped event timeline with unclear dates and names.
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