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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
2
The Queen expresses deep sympathy for Indian women and commends their fortitude during war. She notes efforts to educate and improve medical care, urges protection of women by law, and praises letters urging bravery to husbands and brothers abroad.
In Texas oil zones, airplanes may become a common means of travel for field work. Officials at Ranger and Barrow field describe rapid transit benefits and cost estimates, noting government planes cost about 50 dollars per hour while skilled private pilots could operate for around 40 dollars hourly.
The Philadelphia born Rev. Dr. William H. Roberts, longtime stated clerk of the Northern Presbyterian General Assembly for 35 years, celebrated his seventy fifth birthday amid greetings. Once moderator in 1908 he became a central figure in church records, statistics, and governance.
Boston moves to ease city congestion with a housing plan tied to federal reconstruction efforts. Officials plan to relocate workers closer to workplaces as part of broad programs under consideration by the labor departments and related agencies.
U S labor department reports on English memorial schemes including an imperial Veterans' association project with a 1000 bedroom veterans home and convalescent facilities, a overseas memorial yacht hotel, and Glasgow university chapel plans. Leys Geodhl Memorial exceeds 32000 pounds with 20000 pledged for foundation and scholarships.
Pittsburgh reports few postwar job problems for women. The city’s women’s division head says the office handles many applications and hundreds of positions daily across varied fields including factory, domestic, and professional work. Women are urged to seek employment and note that most openings remain available as soldiers return home.
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as a warming counter irritant for rheumatic and lumbago pains. It claims quick relief through deep penetrating power and easy rubbing, highlighting its simple application to draw and remove ache from the sore areas.
Senorita Teresa Rodrigues, a Mexican politician's daughter, serves as Castro's publicity agent guiding coverage of his northern campaign against Villa forces. She emphasizes accurate, positive reporting to the American border press while avoiding “petticoat influence” and notes her role is to correct false impressions about Mexico and its internal affairs.
Charles Smith of Horse Creek Wyoming criticizes a state leader’s commission to honor soldiers, arguing the funds would better aid returning servicemen. He suggests greeting troops in Cheyenne and dividing money among all veterans to prevent reliance on the National Army.
Industrial physicians lines the working conditions service, department of labor started its registry for physicians with many army officers newly relieved from medical service among registrants. The department trains this new branch of medicine, ensuring health engineers understand industry, homeostasis of work, and medical science to safeguard workers.
The secretary of labor urges workers to influence city fathers and town officers to begin public works at once. He contends that after the readjustment period, conditions will improve and employment will follow. He calls for funding schoolhouses engine houses roads canals and other projects to ease labor slack and boost opportunities for all workers.
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