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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1916
Page
4
A Northern Wyoming reader relays a Washington Letter noting the Mondell vote drew little special effort while supporters backed other targets. The piece mocks political feints and mentions figures like Senator Clark and Charles Evans Hughes, questioning campaign tactics and public reaction.
The text presents a fragmented, rhythmic lament referencing Frank and Barrow with hints of political critique. It suggests doom for the G O P, mentioning sorrow, marrow, and a sense of consequence or verdict to come. The piece reads as a satirical or prophetic musing rather than a straight news item.
The New York World notes that 5,750,000 workers will receive wage and bonus boosts totaling over 200 million dollars this year with United States Steel alone gifting about 53 million to 250,000 workers. The piece lauds these voluntary disbursements as a remarkable display of generosity and moral obligation by capital toward labor amid industrial prosperity.
Washington December 22 The bureau of education urges citizens to gift an immigrant a chance to learn English in a push backed by the America First Campaign The effort reports rising interest and attendance as terms resume after Christmas and aims to widen national unity through immigrant language education
The Boston Transcript obituary recalls Hugo Muensterberg as an educator who popularized psychology in America. It notes his influence on national introspection, his approachable teaching method, and his lasting place in American scientific and literary history.
A child recalls Christmas Eve when Santa slides down the chimney in a shrinking pack that fills with toys then grows to fill the room. The pack empties into stockings and the dwarf Santa exits. the narrator wakes to see toys, while Tommy laughs at the tale and credits Santa with delivering the gifts.
A National Geographic bulletin surveys the lower Danube from Giurgiu to the delta, detailing river width, flow, and strategic ports at Braila Galatz Silistria and Sulina. It notes riverine fortifications at Hirseya Gura Jamolitya and the Sulina channel’s rising tonnage before World War I disruption.
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan for repeated political comebacks after setbacks. It notes his withdrawal from the cabinet, initial obituary notices, and later return to influence Wilson’s administration, including private talks with the president and a strong party standing. Bryan is portrayed as persevering and optimistic, a seasoned comeback figure.
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