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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
5
A description of a complex wartime painting asks readers to locate twelve French soldiers hidden in a Meuse river scene. It notes soldiers near a hut and near a box, plus three more along the central road and five around a stairway on the embankment, with a futuristic impression of a street meeting in Petrograd.
Pat O'Brien, brother of a Wyoming man, met King George in Buckingham Palace for forty minutes. The former Santa Fe worker, aRoyal Flying Corps flyer who escaped through Luxembourg Belgium and Holland, described his journey and the king's keen interest in electricity and his escape. He received three months leave to visit his mother in Momence Illinois and may transfer to the American flying corps.
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Caldwell’s remedy as a gentle bowel aid for constipation and bloating. It urges readers to write to Dr Caldwell at 456 Washington St Monticoli n for a strong sample and claims quick ease without discomfort.
K M Houchins of 81 East Eighteenth Street Cheyenne was reported missing after a railway collision near Des Moines Iowa in which two people died and forty one were injured He survived with minor injuries borrowed a farmer s car to Des Moines to summon help for the injured He works as a traveling representative for the Burrows Industrial Educational system.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Kidney distress can trigger headaches, loss of ambition, and nervousness, so Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy. The ad urges readers to obtain a medium or large bottle or send ten cents for a sample and to mention the Cheyenne Daily State Leader.
Edward P. Taylor attends the Farm Labor conference in Kansas City starting January 12 to discuss labor coordination nationwide with farm labor as the chief topic. Mrs J A Durnford, secretary to former Chairman Kulgeht, returns from Camp Lewis American Lake Washington where Mr Durnford works in the quartermaster department and notes Wyoming draftees and steady supply for new recruits.
Frank J. Resler organized in Wyoming on January 9 to raise funds via dollar coupon booklets with twenty five cent value for cantonment theaters. Scrapbooks for hospitals in France are prepared by the Wyoming Library Association with district supervisors and Red Cross delivery through local libraries.
An article by P. G. Holden argues small potatoes can substitute for one third of wheat flour in bread, saving 100 million bushels of wheat. It touts health, economy, and patriotism, urging use of potatoes in bread and offering free world recipes from the Agricultural Extension Department of the International Harvester Company.
A note on producing light reading for hospitalized soldiers using short poems jokes and folded short stories. The project aims to entertain while training young workers to arrange material under supervision, spreading from Denver Public Library to the wider world through the Red Cross.
The label promotes Laxative Bromo Quininy as a universal remedy without nervousness or headaches. It notes only one Bromo Quinine brand and lists W. Grove as signature on the box.
Classified note offers a one room modern furnished house for rent with a reasonable rate. Contact information appears as a partial phone or address fragment.
A Kentucky mother reports her daughter recovered from three weeks of lagrippe after using Foley's Money and Tar. She claims doctors and other medicines failed but the remedy worked and she warns friends to use it.
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