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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1918
Page
6
In the House of Commons Sir Brice Geddes read his entire speech from printed notes, violating long standing practice. The action drew lively lobby chatter and interruptions though no formal objection was raised, noting the procedural rule that members may not read speeches.
The Empress Eugenie, though aged, becomes more active. the war renews her interest, she sees more people, laughs more, and writes and receives more letters than in years past. She preserves all her faculties and her health remains robust.
A veteran figure once famed for fashion now moves with a cane and wears simpler attire. Her brilliant eyes reflect a life spent in the spotlight as most of her former entourages have passed away.
An editor of Poultry warns London that eighty million hens face hunger unless the minister of food secures feed. He notes only three million birds have provisions this week and argues fowls cannot survive on garden scraps alone and require solid food.
A new government order requires hotel guests to bring their own bed linen and table linen. Hotels may not provide bed linen or table linen to guests, shifting the burden to travelers. The directive affects visitors to Berlin hotels and enforces self supplied linen.
Honor roll includes Plummer E W Stone Martha J oars Mrs A PD Chamberlain Miles Max J Meyer Geoff Hrauneschweig Rigdon George P Johnston FP BE Warren J K Sthapeon John A Martin Carpenter M A Kline Draper Pred E Warren William Dunstan Pine Bluffs Carl H Meahihousen George Joffes Sally Lewinnck John J Weber John McLaughlin D M McLaughlin David Neuman A TD Johnston George B Abbott Charles Becker Newman Robert E Myers John B Kendrick Mrs W B Dunton Pat Hays. Call Leader office for News and Editorial and Advertising. Beet Line bicycles at 1720 Pioneer ave.
In Rawlins Wyoming on April 20 a communication from Wamautter reports that the Stratton pen and the Snake River Shearing Co. employes will give one full day’s pay to the Red Cross. A committee from both pens will organize the effort and within a week or ten days a special day will be set when each man’s earnings go to the Red Cross, potentially totaling over $100.
Milwaukee readers hear a testimonial from Mrs H Dooley on Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound aiding working women. The notice links a medical cure to empowerment and urges trial and letters to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. A Red Cross fundraising effort spans local sheep pens with matched contributions by owners and workers, aiming for April 28 as Red Cross Day with penalties for weather delays.
Experts at Wamsutter predict records for sheep sheared by a single worker on Red Cross day with intense competition among local pens to maximize output. The event aims to raise funds for the Red Cross charity.
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