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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1918

Page

2

Prophets Confronted over Submarine War Prospects

A German writer warns German readers about wartime submarine strategy and the hope that England will seek peace due to tonnage shortages. The piece discusses expectations, cautious optimism, and the limits of submarine effectiveness in shaping a possible armistice.

Germany Hhidenate Great Britain Tageblate Bowland England Harms Kiel eiHarias Clemr Lawman

The Making of a Famous Medicine

A lab visit reveals the care and cleanliness behind Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Over 350000 pounds of herbs are harvested seasonally, solvents extract medicinal properties, and every utensil is sterilized and the product pasteurized and sealed. Letters from women praising their restored health accompany ongoing public notices.

Wiltch Lydia E. Pinkham

Fire destroys six bunk houses near Guernsey quarry

Guernsey Wyoming January 1 Fire destroyed six bunk houses at the Ingleside lime rock quarry near the Goat ranch. Laborers were celebrating Christmas night and the blaze is believed to have started from an overly hot stove. Mr Swart seeks workers and rebuilding is expected to begin soon to house new staff.

Guernsey Wyo Ingleside Lime Rock Goat Ranch

Bolsheviki Revolt Said To Be German-Managed

The Times prints a Petrograd letter dated Saturday arguing the Bolsheviki revolt was directed by Germany and that the movement was anti-national and anti Russian.

London the Times Petrograd Germany

Homemade Pinex Syrup Beats Store Cough Remedies

A simple pine extract syrup combines 21 ounces of Pinex with plain sugar syrup to create a pint of cough medicine costing about 65 cents. The remedy claims to ease sore throat irritation, chest coughs, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and asthma, with immediate relief and a satisfaction guarantee.

War Camp Work Enjoyed by Lots of Drafted Men

Seattle Soldiers and Sailors club, in a seven story downtown building, serves army and navy men under the war camp community movement. The club hosts 200 beds, free services for uniformed men, and Saturday dances in a gym draped with U S and Allied flags.

Hy Associated Press Seattle Wash Seattle Soldiers and Sailors Club Army and Navy War Department Commission On Wyoming Camp Lewis Albert &. Carter Oakland Cal Rotary Club War and Navy Departments Carter Dee United States Mr. Carter Seattle Club Seattle Athletic Club A. W. Leonard Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Company Leonard Girlea University of Washington

New York Leaders See Dawn of Peace Amid War Forecasts

New Yorkers in politics finance and professions predict a hopeful year as they foretell economic and military potentialities and a path toward democracy and peace. Some fear ongoing stress of warfare while others expect a dawn of resolution despite crime rising sharply in the city.

New York Washington

Sugar Situation Reforms and War Time Prices

The American Food Journal outlines how sugar demand rose during World War I, with exports surging and Western allies consuming large shares. It compares prewar and wartime use, notes United States per capita consumption around ninety pounds annually, and explains Cuban sugar largely sets U.S. prices prompting talks with Cuban planters to fix prices.

American Food Journal United States England The Food Administration Cuba

Salvation Army Treats Police With N Y Eve Refreshments

Police officers at the station and others received ham sandwiches pumpkin pie and coffee from the Salvation Army as the group held a party at the Salvation Army hall. Nels Perry stood in for Jack McFarland acting as sergeant and host. The officers praised the meal and extended thanks to the Salvation Army.

Salvation Army Salvation Army Hall Jack McFarland Nels Perry

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