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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1918
Page
16
A wartime broadcast urges American households to curb waste and follow rationing guidelines under government supervision. Food administrators will designate wheatioga biew in each state with voluntary compliance seen as crucial to success.
Major J M Wheate denies rumors that gifts of fruits and jellies to Fort Russell post hospital were unwelcome. A Cheyenne D A R committee delivered dainties, but Wheate explains hospital rules require gifts be distributed through the officer of the day. He says gifts are welcome though must follow proper channels and timing.
An old health note warns that excess meat and rich foods raise uric acid causing rheumatism. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water for a week to stimulate kidneys and reduce uric acid, plus general advice to stay warm and drink Lithia water.
Dr. Robert LeRoy Harris, ex rector of St. Mark's Cheyenne, will be consecrated bishop coadjutor of Marquette Diocese in Toledo on Feb. 7. Attended by about 200 clergy and leaders, attendees include Most Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle and bishops from Ohio, Michigan, and Ontario.
In Laramie Wyoming on January 26 the Cheyenne high school alumni were defeated by the university squad 56 to 8. The alumni trailed 33 to 2 at halftime as the varsity started strong and the second half saw the university’s second team take the court.
German leader Herr Scheidemann says agreement on eleven points of Wilson's statement is possible but warns that if the Allies fail to secure peace with Russia they will be hurled from power. The article continues from page 1 and cites Kaiser Wilhelm’s warning.
By Order of the Attorney General natives and aliens must register with Cheyenne Police. Registration runs Feb 4–9 1918 with fingerprints photos and sworn affidavits. Failure to register risks penalties. Also notes Cheyenne Decorating Co changes hands to R R Ashbrooke Co with new management and expert decorator Ashbrooke from Michigan.
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