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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1918
Page
5
A 10 by 20 foot garden can match yields of larger plots by keeping it busy with quick maturing vegetables. Include lettuce radishes onions peas carrots spinach and early tomatoes cucumbers beans and squash for steady home supply and some extra income. Kids can earn money selling fresh produce to neighbors and save for war stamps.
In Cheyenne the Kaiser billboard pictures attract local children who cover the images with mud. The youngsters, described as small and angry, mob early Tuesday to plaster mud over the portraits, attempting to erase the image as the mud lasts.
The item instructs contacting Tit by phone at the Leader office for the News and Editorial Departments and notes a second phone line 08 at the Leader office for related contact.
A historical essay argues for a constitutional prohibition amendment citing liquor’s harm to families and society. It links alcohol to hunger, accidents, and crime, claims prohibition would conserve food and protect the nation, and critiques arguments for allowing liberty to drink.
United Press reports a severe shortage of coal cars at mines, averaging 10 to 40 percent, threatening next winter's coal supply. Fuel Administrator Garfield warns the shortage mirrors last December and has forced some mines to reduce operating hours.
An advertisement for Kilmer’s Swamp-Root touts fourteen years of use by Corskin Bros druggists and customers. It invites readers to request a sample bottle and an informational booklet about kidneys and bladder, promising convincing results.
Purman surveys the Dodgers in Hot Springs training noting weak infield depth due to drafts and enlistments. Lajoie may join or stay away, with O’Rourke or O’Mara contending for second base and Gauck Ward’s spot opened by draft. Pitching looks solid with Coombs Marquard Mamaux and others while catching and outfield present concerns.
Fragmentary notice describes a remedy claimed to ease itching torture and weakness in urination. The text assigns urgency to the treatment and hints at medical or health relevance without detailing method or sources.
A Nashville reader reports relief from a dry hacking cough and chest pain after using Poley's Honey and Turft. The note promotes Poley's as a remedy for coughs colds and croup and even whooping cough.
Workers at the Syrene Arme company halt production after a mass walkout involving 49 tool makers. The plant workers protest a large machine assembly project for the Unit wel Maton army and fylog corps.
United Press reports criticism of baseball magnates for lax wartime support. Captain Huston, originator of war drill ideas for the American League, says drilling would bolster home front effort but was ignored by Ban Johnson and others. The piece notes wartime finance and public patience as magnates’ actions impact morale and war funding.
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