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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
10
A garbled quotation attributed to Woodrow Wilson laments forgotten American traditions and government neglect. The text reflects inconsistent phrasing about flags, laws, and national identity, with unclear context or complete attribution.
New York will spend 50 million to hide steam tracks and coal sheds beside Riverside Park Drive. The plan includes moving tracks, tunneling under Grant's Tomb hill, replacing steam locomotives with electric engines, and roofed sections with lawns and gardens. A 400 foot model demonstrates the view, with trees and flowers to surpass historic gardens.
A speech argues that labor distinctions are accidents of life and manhood alone measures worth. Any honest toil God assigns is not menial and even boot polishing or menial tasks can reflect true manhood. The speaker condemns dirtier political and professional work that harms character or blocks opportunity.
An official explains why firms may be barred when operations aid enemies, noting U S neutrality allows sales to either side. The piece cites New England deposits rising from 16 million to about 80 to 90 million, with deposits and depositors expanding dramatically and funds drawn from bank grants fueling prosperity under the current administration.
The report notes Mids Edvih WH and Kitching of New York who previously rejected a $200,000 estate due to alleged tainted money have altered their position. The discussion touches on keeping up Boston's social standards and governance as debate turns toward college funding and student support.
The piece examines how Hughes if elected would face repudiation among many Republican leaders for votes on submarine warfare and the McLemore resolution. It notes Republicans who supported administration tariffs and rural credit bills and GOP leaders who backed peace with Mexico. It warns he must address intra party divisions in his acceptance speech.
A meditation on Time as an exacting usurer. Delays and impatience lead to ruinous interest, with metaphor of a tree forced to leaf and fruit, and health restored only by letting time run its course. Impatience mortgaged strength and life.
In North and South Lakota deposits grew 70 per cent since 1912 while Io Oklshoum shows a 100 per cent rise. The northwest reports a 20 per cent increase in building activity. The European war is not credited for all these gains.
A critique praises James Barrie and his plays with Thrum like characters. It contrasts Barrie with imitators and notes readers’ growing interest in village life over ornate stage pieces. The essay lauds A Window in Thrums as a key work and cites Stevenson’s praise from 1893.
A clipped dialogue in a local scene contrasts thrift with hardship, noting a savings habit amid tight budgets and the lure of leisure. The piece then shifts to a geopolitical analogy: Germany aims at Constantinople while Russia and Britain hold key doors, explaining current and future battles in Europe.
The article discusses a double locked strategic region with the Baltic and Black Seas as inner and outer doors. It notes the German naval and imperial balance, with the dominant power controlling the pivotal outer key, and contrasts inner door control by rising powers versus the foremost of great powers holding influence.
The article outlines poliomyelitis as a mysterious, enduring disease with a long history of sporadic outbreaks in Europe and America. It notes New York cases in 1907 1909 and Rockefeller Institute data, stressing polio's constant endemic presence and lack of complete eradication.
In a Baltimore Sun exchange the Prohibitionist quips that Noah’s sobriety would have prevented the ark from running aground and claims water aversion spurred its building. The Anti retorts with a sharp reply, labeling Noah as wicked.
A domestic moment shows Mrs VIEW urging Joie to wake Mr Willis as she struggles over a cake, with lively shorthand dialogue revealing a halted morning scene and familial concern.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a location at 19th and Carey Ave in Lander. It references a property sale or pricing context with unclear details about the buyer or conditions.
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