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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
13
The Rubleben exhibit opened in London by Princess Patricia of Connaught shows war prisoners in the German camp making art metalwork bookbinding and carving from scraps. About 300 inmates took part in a well organized handicraft program to pass time and aid repatriation.
A cracked ad claims Olive Tablets, described as purely olive oil, ease stomach upset by cleansing the system. It suggests they restore appetite and improve overall health.
An improvised jazz quartet staged by American troops in La Rochelle wowed French soldiers at the Young Men's Christian Association hut. Using sandpaper pieces, tin, an automobile horn, and a chair leg, the quartet entertained until regular musicians arrived, drawing the crowd into a lively, improvised show.
Washington report states all army surplus property will not flood the open market. It will be offered first to state institutions to meet their needs and provide employment. State boards will inventory needs and coordinate with the waste reclamation service and War Department for action. Captain Baldensperger assists in the program.
Rt. Rev. Theodore N. Morrison marks twenty years as bishop of Iowa. A Chicago rector before his 1899 elevation, he was born in Ottawa Newfoundland in 1850, studied at Williams College Jacksonville and the General Theological Seminary, ordained priest in 1876.
Racing and horse meetings in New Orleans and Havana plus Gulf area events headline a busy schedule. Baseball Western League planning meetings in St Joseph. Auto Dealers Hartford show highlights the season. Skating titles at Lake Placid. Boxers Shubert Shea Tillman Griffiths Brown Hayes Boyle Parker compete in multiple 12 round bouts across New Bedford Philadelphia Portland Lawrence.
A fragmented OCR note discusses lumbago remedies and a debate over Sard Ore, with unclear authorities or dates. Readable portions emphasize medical terms and local commentary, hinting at a public discourse on health or mineral resources. Further specifics are unavailable.
Fragmentary OCR listing numerous names, firms, and monetary amounts in a ledger. Mixed gibberish and legible entries reference individuals, stores, and sums, but the overall meaning is obscured and difficult to interpret.
Baron Von der Lancken, once German civil governor of Belgium, fled to Holland as Germans retreated. He refused to spare Edith Cavell and acknowledged the final sentence on Mills Cavell. In The Hague he faced food-card lines, exposing his former status amid common refugees.
A Vyrear-ago report notes Entente airmen bombing Janebruck in Austrian Tyrol while Berlin cites German Ukrainian peace treaty talk. New deal rhetoric links Wood Administrator Hoover to urging Americans toward wartime effort.
District Court clerk notice lists BAM AL THOMIPSON as attorney for plaintiff with dates February 22 March 1 8 16 22. The brief item indicates scheduling and legal representation for the case and upcoming filings.
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