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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
19
Four hundred Washington girl war workers attend evening YMCA classes with many aiming for college. Courses emphasize business studies and new statistics training postwar needs. Notable programs include the school of accountancy under Thomas W Walton, plus drafting and languages with 5 to 10 pm classes.
New York recalls a year of boxer deaths with John L. Sullivan leading a long list of champions managers and trainers who died in the past twelve months. The roster includes Billy Madden Charley Mitchell Terry McGovern George LaBlanche Jim Stewart Matty Baldwin Billy Layton Clarence Forbes Al Thomas Terry Martin Tommy Mowatt Dick O'Brien Battling Jim Johnson Joe Tuber Eddie Camp Texas Tire Mike Donovan and others.
A brief skimming of a home remedy touts pine as a universal cough smoother. It guides mixing Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or substitutes like molasses or honey, claiming rapid throat and chest relief and big savings over store bought syrups.
Miss Ruth Russell, Chicago news staffer, goes to a munitions plant to record experiences and argues against heavy tasks and night shifts for women. She details hauling tools in a shell factory, recalls a Bohemian co worker named Marie overcoming hazards, and highlights need to protect mothers from wage work outside the home.
The narrator recalls a night shift trudging through a steel bar and shell work scene. Workers push and haul 224 pound bars, dodge machinery, and endure a backbreaking eight hours. Morning light reveals the spartan routine and shared fatigue of the shop.
The article notes Kansay will see more women in public office after January 1 when the new regime takes over, suggesting a broad shift in political leadership driven by societal conditions. It emphasizes the value of opportunity for women in governance and hints at a nationwide comparison.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe remedy for colds. It claims the tonic gently aids digestion and natural bowel action without harsh purges, suitable for all family members.
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