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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
13
A letter from Henry Clews treasurer recounts the Belgian relief fund begun in 1914 and notes the $209,000 contributed. The fund helped Belgian children during World War I and supported relief efforts as King Albert’s country stabilizes.
In Rome egg costs outrun truffles as a speculated exchange inflates prices. Police probe led by Commissioner Casti reveals Cipriani controlled shipments, hiding vast egg stocks and driving up quotations. Thousands of eggs were moved in wagonloads to wholesalers, with profits soaring into millions.
A Alabama man describes a severe three week kidney illness that confined him to bed. After starting Foley Kidney Pills he felt relief within days and was completely cured with no recurrence. He notes the product’s wide availability and endorses it as the best kidney remedy.
Birthday wishes go to Carter Ginn the new secretary of the treasury of the United States as he marks a milestone today. Leading retail trade representatives from across the nation converge in St Louis for the annual convention of their association while international socialist delegates gather in Lausanne to discuss postwar issues with invited peers from Britain Belgium France and other nations. North Carolina bench and bar leaders join a centennial celebration of the state supreme court in Raleigh tied to the annual meeting of the North Carolina Bar Association.
Sir Arthur Pearson, an influential publisher who has become nearly blind himself, traveled to America to discuss support for the care of U S and Canadian war blinded veterans. He rose from a college graduate to owning about fifty publications and major newspapers in London and beyond.
A list of notable anniversaries across centuries including 1762 Harry Innes first Kentucky judge born in Virginia died 1816 in Kentucky. 1751 Ferdinand IV Naples birth. 1845 Benjamin Russell Boston reporter death. 1863 Sir Robert Napier Abyssinia expedition. 1880 Berlin celebrates William I ascent. 1900 British repel Boer attacks at Ladysmith. 1914 Yser river bombardment. 1917 Allied leaders meet in Rome for war council.
In St Louis the National Shoe Retailers Association gathers for its annual convention amid wartime trade disruption. Leading figures arrive as sessions begin Monday with speakers Charles Schwab, formerly Emergency Fleet director, and Harry A Wheeler of the US Chamber of Commerce.
Chicago lawyer Calrgs Gigion urges publication of his reply to John R. Palandech on Jugo Slavic propaganda funds and Adriatic coast issues. The exchange questions Palandech’s ties to a foreign language newspaper association and seeks clarity on purported propaganda funding.
A reader raises ten points about German propaganda money and alleged ties among Croats Serbs Italians and Austrians. The questions probe Serbian descent claims Croatian and Slovenian roles Austrian rule and Italian treatment and accuse propagandists of falsifying facts to influence postwar peace decisions.
Letter questions Mr Palandech’s conclusions on Italian claims citing history ethnography geography and language. It asks for Italy to answer whether after heavy losses she would keep Slavic peoples under Austrian rule. The piece calls for public discussion and notes a consumer testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar without opiates.
A testimonial from Henry Willis of Sandy Point Texas endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for cold symptoms. The ad frames the product as a trusted, generous aid for those with coughs and colds.
Max Eastman, noted New York Socialist editor who challenged wartime laws, is marked on his 36th birthday today. Born in Canandaigua New York, he has been a prominent figure amid debates over the espionage act and press freedom.
A fragment notes the phrase stuffed up with a bad cold and a quoted exclamation. No clear event, person, or organization is identified in readable text. The snippet lacks actionable details for a fuller summary.
A fragmented OCR item notes a cheerful system or program, with a price tag of 25c, but details are unclear. The readable text mentions a constipa seat and a pill or pill-like device, suggesting a medical or health product context.
A historical note explains the Basilica of Saints John and Paul in Venice as a veil of art and memory. It recalls its gothic interior, famed chapels, and the losses and protections during wartime including fires and bombardment near 1910, with references to Vittoria reliefs and the Martyrdom.
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