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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
13
A wartime illustration invites readers to spot twelve French soldiers among objects along the Meuse embankment. Notable features include a hut, box, stairway, and a tree-rammed roar while recognizing soldiers near the hut, near the center, and near the stairway on the left.
Royal Flying Corps veteran Pat O'Brien, brother of a Wyoming man, told King George VI at Buckingham Palace about his wartime escape from Germany. The Santa Fe man described his journey across Luxembourg Belgium and his wire crossing and noted the king's keen interest in electricity and his own safety.
An OCR fragment touts Dr Caldwell’s tablets as a gentle bowel aid. It claims fast relief from constipation without discomfort and urges writing to Dr Caldwell at 456 Washington St Monticoli for a strong coupon.
K M Houchins of 81 East Sixteenth Street was reported missing after a Des Moines area railway collision that killed two and injured forty one. He survived injuries, borrowed a farmer’s car, and returned to Des Moines with help for others. He works as a traveling representative for Burrows Industrial Educational system.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Early signs include pain in the back, headaches, loss of ambition, and nervousness. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is recommended and available at drug stores with a sample offer by mail to Dr Kilmer & Co.
Edward P. Taylor, labor commissioner, attends the Farm Labor conference in Kansas City starting Jan 12 to discuss labor coordination nationwide with Farm labor as the main topic. Mrs. J A Durnford, secretary to former Chairman Kulgeht, reports from Camp Lewis Washington praising cantonment conditions and Wyoming recruits.
Frank J. Resler arrives in Wyoming to organize a state drive selling dollar coupon books for theater access at national army cantonments. The plan aims to raise funds for hospital scrapbooks shipped to France, with Wyoming district supervisors named and librarians preparing blank books for Red Cross distribution.
An article by P. G. Holden extols using small potatoes to replace up to one third of wheat in bread. It argues 100 million bushels of small potatoes could save as many bushels of wheat, support soldiers, and provide wholesome bread without extra effort for households. It notes widespread potato abundance and urges practical substitution in standard bread recipes. The Agricultural Extension Department offers free world recipes.
A short poem and jokes clipped from humorous magazines help entertain soldiers in hospitals. Books are designed for Brown men with careful arranging by teachers and library workers. The idea, started by the Denver Public Library, aims to involve the Red Cross nationwide.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quininy as safe for use by all, citing its tense and laxative effects and stating there is only one Bromo Quinine. The box bears the signature of W. Grove.
Classified snippet advertises a one room modern house for rent, furnished and reasonably priced, with a contact line suggesting call toTow or similar. The text is fragmented but indicates rental housing details.
Mrs Linzie Tyles of Henderson Kentucky reports her daughter suffered lagrippe for three weeks. After doctor visits and medicines failed she used Poley’s Money and Tar and recovered. She urges friends to use genuine Foley’s Money and Tar.
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