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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
6
Medical guidance warns that any exertion worsens tuberculosis. Early lung damage is intensified by activity, increasing toxin circulation and stressing digestion. Walking or deeper breaths can rupture fragile tissue, releasing germs and spreading disease.
Notable residents and guests linked to Wyoming appear in Cheyenne on Wednesday. C P Arnedd of Laramie, state bar association president, and H Fennderoop on a business trip to Grover Colorado are listed among those seen in town.
There is a dependable treatment that relieves itching and analogous irritation almost instantly. It cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a bottle and apply it as directed for quick relief.
The article highlights General Fayolle commanding French forces along the Oise and possibly between the Oise and Marne, credited with halting the German advance near Montdidier and Noyen to protect Amiens. It also notes General Hubert now commands between Rheims and Verdun and mentions his prior leadership in Verdun in 1916.
Lyon reports that peace is distant with World War I ongoing along the Somme. Germany dominates politically while the Allies gain strength as American troops arrive, predicting a prolonged conflict and a hard push toward victory before any peace terms.
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 had worked on the pipeline for the U P and had been ill at eryaspelia before his hospital admission.
A wartime column extols sacrifice and charity while urging deeper support beyond tears. It contrasts civilian donations with soldiers in the trenches and recalls a boxing bout where Sergeant William faced Georges Carpentier, highlighting grit, patriotism, and national resolve.
Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight demonstrated power and skill in a boxing exhibition at St Aignan Loir Cher when American Army sergeant Ray William tried rough housing in the first round. Carpentier knocked William out in the second round before a 10000-strong crowd with General Cotte presiding and Brig. Generals Alexander and Wolruth assisting. After the bout Anderson won the hundred yards in 12 seconds.
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