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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented contorted note describes Nuxated Iron as a blood builder and tonic. The writer credits dosage and careful preparation by physicians and pharmacists and claims enhanced strength endurance and red blood cell support. It notes sale at A. B. Roedel and Gands Drug Store in the city.
A German propaganda pamphlet dropped over British lines in France is cited as part of a German peace drive. It attacks American aims in shipping and commerce, claiming Britain and Europe will be ruined while the United States gains world dominance, countered by Chairman Hurley’s defense of U S merchant ships and democracy.
Major S. C. Prescott of the U S Department of Agriculture told the Potato Association of America in Milwaukee that potato flour sustained Germany through World War I, noting Germany's rise from three mills in 1903 to 2,500 by war end and predicting growth of U S potato flour milling to meet domestic needs and boost exports.
United States forest service and the federal fuel administration press fuel wood usage amid a coal shortage expected to persist this winter. Propaganda has boosted wood production by about 30 percent nationwide while a labor shortage has less impact due to farmers being free to cut wood in the fall after harvest.
One year ago today in the Wai, the inter allied war conference in Paris closed with an address by Col. E. M. House. The United States government introduced a war savings stamp program for the first time. British forces occupied Gapman East Africa signaling the end of Germany’s colonial empire.
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