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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
10
A dated moral primer by Lillian Barton lists ten commands for women in business. It urges modest pride, steady temper, courteous conduct, fairness, self restraint, self worth balanced with others, rightful compensation, loyalty to employer, and discreet handling of confidential information.
Ireland anticipates impact from Germany collapse on the Irish parliamentary vote set for tomorrow. Sinn Fein leaders urge self determination while Nationalists push constitutional action. Sinn Fein prisoners face charges of involvement in a German plot. Countess Markievicz among candidates. Swift MacNeill retires citing ingratitude to Irish politicians.
The article notes a looming Irish issue at the wartime conference. It explains a home rule act exists but was postponed to war’s end pending an arrangement, which has not occurred. Sinn Fein and Nationalists oppose any deal, insisting Ireland be treated as a unit, while Unionists seek gains from the split.
Farmers and stockmen are urged to request free farm calendars from the Stock Growers National Bank of Cheyenne. The calendars include a digest of income tax law, exemptions and penalties, a monthly transaction table, and an annual net worth inventory. Supplies lasting, calendars mailed to friends and patrons.
A fragment notes a Red Cross Christmas Roll Call item with a quoted line reading All You Need is a Heart sud 9. Dolar and attribution to Ady dated the 15th. The readable text is brief and shows a charity call with a playful misspelling.
A Texan, Henry Willis of Sandy Point, reports relief from a severe cough after trying Foley's Honey and Tar. He bought one bottle and found it effective after using four or five dollars worth of other medicines. The testimonial promotes the remedy as a just fine treatment.
Denture of excess acid is blamed for poor health strength and vitality. A fake cure touts BATONIC and WATONIC as quick remedies to banish acid stomach and improve sleep digestion and energy. Testimonials claim dramatic results and broad health gains from using the products.
The piece describes Red Cross convalescent homes providing comfort after battle injuries. It contrasts hospital care with home-like settings that ease the mind and body, offering soft light, gentle sounds, and familiar comforts to help veterans regain a sense of normalcy after war.
The Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign is cancelled this year to lessen public appeals, with the Red Cross War Council allocating 2,500,000 for anti tuberculosis work in 1929. People joining the Red Cross during the Christmas Roll Call will still receive seals for use as before.
An American Red Cross worker recalls helping wounded soldiers and delivering supplies as German retreat forced rapid support. Volunteers describe rushing seven kilometers in two hours and receiving chocolate and peaches that proved a lifeline during the siege.
Secretary Daniels commends Rick for saving a burning ship and three nearby craft at Pensacola. The incident involved an oil fire on a motor craft and a daring rescue of seaman Gash and Buckley, with Ora Graves later awarded the Medal of Honor for exposing himself to powder and flames.
In Adgina Sask a southward migration of ducks and geese has started. The birds travel from western Canada to winter grounds, filling ponds streams and wetlands as they move. The scene brightens skies and even appears in daily meals as the migration progresses.
In London Westminster Whitehall has seen several Red Flag demonstrations by labor groups over two weeks. Protesters, mostly workers and supporters, gathered outside ministerial offices and even approached the Prime Minister's door with police preventing escape. The crowds remained orderly though persistent in urging ministerial attention before the election.
The piece discusses Labor union efforts to keep unrest low before the vote and forecasts Labor increasing to around 200 members, potentially becoming official opposition. It notes coalition gains, Asquith liberals and Nationalists, with coalition control expected and liberal splits shaping the post election balance ahead of December 38 counts.
The commanding general reports casualties for the American expedition. Killed in action. Died of wounds. Wounded severely. Wounded, degree undetermined. Wounded slightly. Missing in action. Casualty details shown with unit designations and status.
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