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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
Henry Clews analyzes the scale of World War I in a 1917 annual banking review. He cites tens of millions mobilized, millions killed or wounded, billions spent, and the difficulty of grasping such vast totals. The article contrasts vast sums with the human cost of the conflict.
A radical warning on German sabotage runs through Norfolk Virginia amid three New Year explosions and fires damaging the Granby street district. Suspected enemy aliens are under arrest as officials fear the Kaiser’s fire fiends may strike again at seaport targets.
The author argues a Prussian prince’s ambition and World War I’s aims demand decisive action. He notes Sarajevo’s June 28, 1914 assassination as the trigger, laments the casualties and calls on this generation to bear the cross to spare future generations.
An Atlantic Monthly excerpt recounts Pan German League origins and aims as Germany pursues world power. It cites calls to unite German overseas interests, elevate national consciousness, defend German minorities abroad, and oppose movements seen as threats to national development.
A historical critique surveys Pan Germanism from 1908 statutes to German overseas aims. It cites leaders, elites, and media manipulation shaping public opinion, noting naval agitation under Tirpitz and press collaboration. The piece traces how Pan Germans influenced policy and warfare rhetoric prior to 1914.
A narrator observes strain between Alice and Pat after Chad’s tragedy. Pat’s devotion to Chad clashes with Alice’s sorrow as Pat recalls their bond and past games. The piece hints at a possible marriage strain ten months after the wedding, with Pat rushing to his office as the scene ends.
The Federal Reserve Board urged banks to promote thrift in their communities as a wartime finance measure. It urged the public to be seen in old clothes rather than new, arguing thrift supports both the United States and its allies in the war effort.
ABE MARTIN laments the decline of the plain farmer and his simple bread making in a humorous take on rural life. The column contrasts old methods with new tastes and reflects on changing country ways.
A brief classified note advertises taxi service and seven passenger touring cars. The ad urges readers to call for transportation needs, signaling available fleet options and reliability. The snippet is a compact service notice likely from a local newspaper page.
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