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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1918
Page
13
A 10 by 20 foot plot can yield significant food by continuous use with fast growing crops. Focus on lettuce radishes onions peas carrots spinach and similar quick maturing vegetables. Kids can earn by selling to neighbors, while parents sow early crops to keep weeds down for summer harvests.
Cheyenne residents report muddying pictures of the Kaiser placed on local billboards. A crowd of youngsters, described as small and angry, mopped mud onto the images early Tuesday, with the intent to obliterate the pictures as long as mud lasts.
A terse note instructs calling Tit at Leader office for News and Editorial departments and also references calling 08 at Leader office for additional contact. No further details are provided.
The writer argues for a national prohibition amendment citing liquor’s harm to health, food supply, and society. They claim alcohol wastes grain, burdens institutions, and fuels accidents and crime, urging action to preserve life and property and to strengthen national vitality.
United Press reports Fuel Administrator Garfield warns of another coal car shortage at mines. Output may fall 10 to 40 percent, threatening next winter's supply as some mines operate with reduced hours and production.
Local merchants praise Kilmer's Kidney Medicine as a valued remedy for urinary and kidney troubles. The advertisement asks readers to request a sample bottle and information booklet from Kilmer Co. and notes the product's long-standing presence in the market.
Purman analyzes the Dodgers and Red Sox at Hot Springs noting infield shortages from drafts, the potential impact of Lajoie, and uncertain second base. He surveys pitching strength with Coombs, Marquard, Mamaux and rookie hope, plus a weak outfield and lack of .300 hitters, predicting a second division pace.
For Itching Torture There is one remedy that seldom fails itching torture and weak in Uritaon, and that makes the insult.
A Nashville reader from 148 Fillmore St reports relief from a dry hacking cough and chest pain after using Poley's Honey and Tarfit. The ad claims the product soothes heals and cures coughs and colds including croup and whooping cough, marketed for lingering winter illness.
In MyrY New York a large fowls machine plant built for the Unit wel Maton army faces a labor walkout. Workers at the Syrene Arme company stage a protest with 49 tool makers leaving, disrupting production and halting operations.
United Press report from New York outlines Captain Huston’s wartime call for baseball drills and club home guard concepts to aid the war effort. The piece notes Huston’s 1920s view that drills were dropped by Ban Johnson and that magnates risk public backlash by prioritizing profits over the war.
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