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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1917
Page
12
Fragmentary text mentions durations such as 1 year and 1 month, addresses including 1812 Carey Ave and Cheyenne Av, and references to registration or regimentation. Tone resembles a clipped public or internal notice with unclear names and locations.
The passage urges keeping mental windows open to sunlit joy and brightness, warning that closing them to dreamlike binds would invite darkness and dimming. It frames a choice between mental openness and shutting out hopeful light, suggesting a universal cheer awaits if minds stay bright.
Dr Pottenger argues specialization in medicine will not erase the family doctor. The wide division of labor may be temporary, reducing excess detail, while family doctors regain contact with patients. They will perform regular exams to prevent illness and maintain health.
London reports Major General Frederick B. Maurice flags Americas entry as the key third year milestone. He says Germany is weakened, United States strengthens entente reserves, and outlook for a fourth year is confident with U S involvement. Paris notes France and allies press on as US support grows and Greece prepares to send troops.
A 1917 wartime note argues bread cannot be replaced as a staple, urges cutting waste and proper storage, and offers practical uses for stale bread. It emphasizes keeping bread mold free, slicing prudently, and teaching crusts for dental health while exploring economical crumbs, croutons, and puddings from stale loaves.
A reflective piece laments constant talk of aches and weather in daily life. It observes people dwell on sickness and misery, shaping a grim view of existence as a valley of tribulation. The author notes society tends to grumble and groan about present troubles while imagining bleak futures.
The article notes Canada’s war effort and postwar plans include resettling veterans and welcoming immigrants, with irrigation as key to western development. It highlights the Western Canada Irrigation Association's upcoming eleventh annual convention August 1-3 at Maple Creek Saskatchewan, welcoming farmers and enthusiasts to learn from experts and discuss solving personal irrigation challenges. Maple Creek’s growth since 1883 illustrates irrigation impact on communities and farming progress.
The World’s correspondent notes Perahing’s men singing after a day at trench digene and roaring the chorus Mall Jail the Danes All Here. He observes the tune rises from humble sources like Tipperary and echoes national affection for an informal army anthem.
Thousands of New York youths ready for France await call to serve as draft notes rise. Police chief appoints Grace Hamiston to lead a crusade against white slavery with Detective Department teams. Railroads report wartime freight records as fans fear for baseball season closure amid draft worries.
Sheridan July 20 remains of a colored man believed to be Henry Jackson of the Burlington section band were found on the passing track at Clearmont. He likely died after a train ran over him during the night, the body moved to Reed morgue in this city for burial.
Mrs John Grieve and Miss Elizabeth Kidd with David Kidd have returned to their Casper home after visiting Gen and Mrs John Charles Thompson Br. The travelers were hosted as guests during the stay.
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