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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
6
Miss Dorothy Randle of Connecticut College New London is the star pitcher praised for throwing fast ones over the plate. A member of the class of 1923 her rising reputation draws local and campus attention.
Edith Moriarty reports on the National Conference of Weights and Measures in Washington where 275 delegates from all states discuss policies to ensure better beef value. Miss Nellig Sullivan of Montana is noted as the only woman delegate at the conference.
About eleven hundred students from 550 New York City schools will attend the world’s largest birthday party at the Hippodrome thanks to Mrs Elizabeth Milbank Anderson who donated 472 each for the event. The Serbian Child Welfare Association has raised 79200 to aid destitute Serbian children, a record national gift in the relief drive. Women police in distinctive uniform stand with visitors ensuring order and courtesy in court.
Recent statistics show Germany has an excess of women over men with 4105 women for every 4000 men. Miss Margaret K Strong of New Westminster is noted as Canada's first woman city superintendent of public schools. The text mentions women police as an Amazon guard in Siam guarding the palace gates in Bangkok.
Columbia University announced that women will be allowed to register in portions of the department of exterior teaching though six courses under the law faculty remain barred. M. W. Merritt of the New York bar will teach two courses on The Nature and Functions of Law to give lay readers insight into the underlying principles.
Newark officials open a shore camp on a large playground to shelter dispossessed tenants with tents and basic utilities. The project emphasizes freedom and charm of camp life amid housing shortages.
In a Congress speech Senator Kenyon of Iowa warned that farm product prices would stay high. He cited a 28 percent drop in farm workers over ten years and harvest difficulties, predicting world famine if conditions persist and hunger could force people back to farms. He is a Republican with a long career in Iowa and U.S. legal service.
Henry Breckinridge, noted for clever foil work in the national fencing tourney in New York, is being considered as an Olympic candidate. Former assistant secretary of war, he resigned over loyalty to Garrison. Born in Chicago, son of Major Joseph C. Breckinridge of Kentucky, he is a Princeton graduate and 37. He hadn’t competed in years before this spring, losing to Leo Nunes but later beating Steddiford Pitt who defeated Nunes.
The notice calls a Thursday night meeting for the election of officers of the Western Order of Workmen. A big feed is planned and neighbors are urged to attend. Consul Commander D. W. Gill signs as clerk with the date 6-2-3.
A period menu lists daily items for breakfast and lunch. Items include stewed prunes cereal milk poached eggs on toast lunch options such as coffee tomatoes au gratin hot biscuit and chocolate blanc mange. Also notes pinner e enero ee steak southern style steamed mice carrot balls bread marmalade and fruit salad with dressing.
Recipe notes for Tuna a la Wallandaise with butter substitute onion and milk. Includes method to fry onions, blend flour with milk, fold in tuna and seasonings, and serve on toast. May add chopped green pepper as desired.
A Country Cousin visits city relatives and meets a Very Modern Girl. She enjoys the urban bohemian scene and romantic apartment life but returns home with memories and content after contrasts with rural manners. The evening includes dinner in a dim restaurant and modern talk about topics like oracles or boards. The Modern Girl declines theater plans to finish chores at home.
A recipe outlines preparing a bultees and flour base with milk, then stirring in carrots and seasoning. It instructs forming balls, battering with eggs, rolling in bread crumbs, and frying in hot fat until golden. Also notes breakfast ideas starting with acid fruit, avoiding cereal and cream for various seasons.
A readable food list highlights items such as biscuit coffers or milk Grape suite codfish bash corn bread coffee or milk Blueberries bacon creamed potatoes graham gems Pree or milk, reflecting a vintage menu or pantry summary.
A collection of breakfast possibilities includes stewed prunes baked eggs bra ham muffins and toffee or milk, with options like sand yenshes French toast syrup or milk, orange juice corn cakes bacon and coffee or milk. Additional cereals and fruits appear with shredded wheat dates creamed beef rails, cornflakes with bananas fish cakes oats and milk.
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