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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
14
Medical guidance warns against exercise for TB patients in early stages. Any activity strains weakened lungs, accelerates circulation, and can spread infection. Walking costs less energy than climbing, yet overexertion risks damaging lung tissue and releasing germs, hindering recovery.
Notable attendees include C P Arnedd of Laramie president of the state bar association H Fennderoop returning from Grover Colorado and Mrs S M Debrell of Sheridan among out of town visitors in Cheyenne. Walter McClare and wife and others transact business while several visitors travel from Torrington Kersey and Granite.
There is a safe dependable treatment that relieves itching and irritation almost instantly and cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a bottle and apply it as directed to ease discomfort quickly.
The report highlights General Fayolle as a leading French commander along the Oise and possibly between the Oise and Marne, credited with halting the German advance at Montdidier and Noyon to protect Amiens. It also notes Hubert and Humbert as key leaders in the Verdun region with Humbert praised for his Verdun tenure in 1916.
Lyon reports from front lines on the western conflict dated June, predicting war may endure another year or two. Germany dominates government policy, while Allied and American forces bolster the defense as they arrive in increasing numbers to pressure a decisive victory. The piece weighs prospects for peace and the likelihood of a prolonged struggle.
The body of Joulah Burwell, who died at U P hospital here yesterday, was shipped to his brother Rellin Burwell in Potedam New York. Burwell worked on the U P pipeline and was taken to the hospital after illness.
A wartime opinion piece argues citizens must back emotional displays of support with real deeds, emphasizes sacrifice over sentiment, and condemns complacency while noting a boxing match and a French champion as wartime example. The author cites Liberty bonds and charity drives, urging genuine sacrifice beyond tears.
Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight, proved his boxing skill after three years in the army by knocking out American Bergt. Ray William in the second round during a boxing exhibition at St Aignan. The bout drew more than 10 000 spectators as General Cotte and Brig. Generals Alexander and Wolruth observed.
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