U S War Outlay Tops Eight Billion Dollars
The Senate added 800000000 to wartime outlays, with 640000000 for aircraft and anti submarine tech and over 152000000 for food control. By adjournment Congress will have authorized about eight billion dollars, about 300 per person, as the war enters its 110th day. The nation funds through bonds and taxes, facing vast future costs as Americans bear the burden at home and abroad. The piece urges national readiness, loyalty, and sacrifice to sustain democracy amid a shifting European war landscape.
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Joseph OL O’ Mahoney
Washington
Senate
Seston
Congress
United States
Europe
Lewses
House
America
Italy
Russia
Germany
Uncle Sam
von Deithmann-Hollweg
The Bread Economy and War Time Conservatism
The piece urges American housewives to mobilize against waste and conserve bread and wheat. It argues bread is essential and should not be removed, suggests menu adjustments to reduce starch, and links proper bread use to health, cost savings, and fewer illnesses. It calls for coordinated effort by women nationwide.
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Wilson
Miust
Behold How the Mighty Are Fallen
The president ends a dispute by accepting a resignation and defending a colleague amid Senate friction. Goethals faces public doubt as food and capital controls lag behind wartime needs. Officials debate new leadership while aiming for a capable team to cooperate on critical tasks.
Yankee Queen of England urged for royal bride visit
An influential magazine urges the crown prince to visit the United States for a bride. The idea is being seriously discussed as part of a broader hand across cultures trend.
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Showld
England
Taio
United States
Great Britain
Maelieh
Europe
Royal marriage debate and weather woeful forecast
readers hear a columnists take on arranging a royal marriage with English or American blood and its impact on peace and identity. The piece shifts to mock weather forecasts predicting showers and a shaky forecast for the week at Premier Park amid public celebrations.
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Cheyenne
Premier Park
Ted 1
Fat
Prophesy Prophet Edwards Predicts World End Events
Newark resident Edwarde Edwards argues in a porpoeth article that on August 4 fires will sweep the heavens rivers dry up three days of darkness earthquakes and war will end. He warns of a September 16 event and a global rapture with dire deaths, urging calm and weed control meanwhile.
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Edwarde
Hoe
Newark
N. J
Ime
Mr. Edwards
Rivera
New York
Chaplin Revisits Early Days of Cheyenne Leader
Editorial review recalls The Cheyenne Leader's half century history and its pioneers. It charts editors and printers from the 1870s to modern times, noting figures like Herman Glatcke, S. A. Bristol, John Vaughan, and Mil Bee, with reflections on press hardships and frontier journalism.
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Chaplin
W. Chapla
Larouie Republican
Ohio
Wyoming
The
Plate
Mil Bee
Ellen
Aytaheak
Cheyenne
Kaplin Kimenti
Te Hamden
Washington
Pioneer
Erate
Black Hills
Tom Horn
Trail-Blazer
Vsciaine
I. Clatche
I Ts
Herman Glatcke
John C. Baird
John F. Carroll
Sumnel Johnson
A. Slack
J. 5. Barelets
C. G. Contant
Willy
Leader
Herman Glafeke
Glafeke Press
S. A. Bristol
S. A. Bristol Company
John Vaughan
H. W. Moore
M. F. Maley
Mike Maley
Ow! Creek
Thermopolis
Leader's Shadow Lives On As Last Ground Witness
The Leader endures through sales and management changes as the sole surviving newspaper witness qualified to recount the nation's greatness. The writer laments that its shadow should never fade.
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Ihs
Goodbye Boys poem echoes wartime resolve and faith
A verse by Gilmore Hartigan from Basin Wye urges perseverance and patriotism as American soldiers go overseas. It contrasts renewed courage with sacrifices at home and asks for steadfast support, ending with a call to honor devotion and a long lasting monument of character.
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Gilmore Hartigan
Basin
Wye
Biell
Amrcicn
University Wine Bequest Prompts Out-of-State Sale Plan
Atlanta July 25 20 000 gallons of wine bequeathed to the University of Georgia may be sold outside Georgia under a special law if the legislature approves the university committee report. The bone dry laws have caused legislative concern over the bequest and its sale.
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Atlanta, Ga
University of Georgia
State of Georgia
Bread and Cheese Pudding Recipe
A simple bread and cheese pudding uses crumbled dry bread crusts and milk baked with eggs salt paprika pepper oleomargarine and American cheese. Scald crumbs in milk beat the other ingredients and pour over the mixture in a buttered dish set in a pan of hot water and bake until firm in a moderate oven.
Bread Savory From Mrs Allen’s Cook Book 1917
A 1917 recipe by Mrs. Allen’s Cook Book outlines Bread Savory made with onions and milk, crumbled entire wheat bread, ham fat and minced ham or smoked beef, eggs, salt, and pepper. The method cooks sliced onions in ham fat until soft, then adds remaining ingredients, bakes in a ham fat rubbed dish until set.
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T. T. Frankenberg
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