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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1918
Page
10
Italians in Rome and America press Rome to appoint a committee to study postwar trade with the United States. They push quality packing reforms, marking, and government guarantees to rebuild influence in the North American market.
A Ruhleben prisoner, later released, describes British efforts to organize debates and diversions to lift spirits. He notes progress in learning Italian under harsh conditions, including an Italian class that discusses history, literature, and art. A Manchester councilman helped promote Italian propaganda before his internment.
The fourth Liberty loan will likely be called in early November with plans for immediate delivery on subscription. The U S Treasury engravers printed thousands of bonds designed like the third loan, reserving space for exact terms. H Cominak y, owner of the Fashion shop, spends a month in New York and eastern markets sourcing new merchandise for a store refresh.
A user recommends Tyr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, stating it has proved more satisfactory than any other laxative and that their family uses and highly commends it.
A description promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle yet effective laxative for all ages. The ad invites readers to request a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 458 Wellington Street Monticello Illinois.
Wounded soldiers touring Italy to raise relief funds visit Verona Vicenza Pesaro and Fano provinces addressing proprietors and crowds. In Lonigo and Montecchio donations flow with a 2000 lir a purse refused and a 400 dollar equivalent raised. a French colonel praised the effort. Vicenza applauds Diaz absence.
A July dispatch notes British soldiers using humor in war songs to cope with shelling and death in France. It highlights a “Hymn of Late” and a popular homeward ballad sung in trenches and billets, illustrating morale through sentiment and cockney humor.
Word reached from Set that Walter E. Davia formerly a Union Pacific stenographer now in the U S Army has arrived safely in France. He began his service at Fort Russell in the quartermaster's department and later went to American Lake Washington for overseas training. He told his mother Mrs R W Davia of 16 West Twenty second Street in a letter.
A letter from Pvt Louis Miller of the 116th ammunition train in France to Miss Blanche Miller of the Leader reports all Chugwater soldiers doing well but anxious to see active service, noting the May 26 dated letter and pride in home town efforts and scenery as they anticipate further action.
In Haly July 20 Franco Galeoni of Bari a manic master served with a front line gun company. An enemy grenade explosion left him deaf and dumb. The third act of Puccini La Bohème was played in the hospital and Galeoni regained his speech.
In Copenhagen on July 20 the Saxon Social Democratic Party reports a loss of 20 000 members while 75 000 are in the army. Deputy Gradnaner notes increased social democratic publications and larger peeting attendance across Germany, offset by a rise in militant sentiment.
The fragment depicts a flamboyant patriot who proclaims hate of soldier's life and mocks modern warfare. A favorite gang chant opens with the claim that “When this bloody war is over, how happy I shall be,” signaling antiwar sentiment and stark imagery.
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