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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
12
A Washington speech by Sir Auckland Geddes is cited as expressing a pessimistic view of life and work, contrasting with public calls for optimism. The article argues that unrest among the toilers and worries about social and economic systems may fade with time, and that both rich and poor experience happiness and hardship alike.
A Washington dispatch notes a biological survey recommends preserving the Okefinokee swamp as a permanent reservation. Waycross residents form a group to raise funds to buy the tract and gift it to the government as a national wild animal refuge. The swamp’s untouched, flooded forests and abundant wildlife would make a strong preserve, protected by nature and law.
In a western tale, Billy the horse saves a cowboy by stopping a treacherous Indian and his knife. The fight ends as poison from firewater weakens the tribe and Billy earns a gold collar for his brave act. He then plans to return to town leaving wild plains life behind. Billy Jr. follows later to San Francisco.
The page lists breakfast themes and recipes including Creamed Eyes on Toast, Potato Soup, Meat Croquettes, and Jello, with detailed steps for Creamed Bags on Toast, Peanut Butter Cookies, Tomato Jelly, Jelly Roll, and Honey Dressings. It emphasizes using leftovers, making sauces, and versatile crumbs.
A concise guide lists creative uses for stale bread beyond pudding. It covers practical kitchen options, from thickening sauces to croutons, breadcrumbs, stuffing bases, and bread-based desserts, emphasizing cost-effective, resourceful cooking and reducing waste.
A New Jersey initiative titled Industrial Plattsburg aims to train volunteers to cover essential public service duties during strikes. The program focuses on preparing civilians to step in for workers likely affected by labor actions and maintain community operations.
The article argues June belongs to the graduating girl as much as to brides and urges mothers to engage early in guiding their daughters. It warns that without active involvement during school years the transition to womanhood may lack support, noting the pivotal, carefree interim before commencement.
The Zionist Organization of America praised Great Britain for taking the mandatory over Palestine. It called Britain a friend of the Jewish people and said it would do all in its power to establish a Jewish homeland.
Cleveland lands George Burns from Connie Mack for a sum around $2500 and a youngster. Burns, born in Niles Ohio, joins the Indians as a utility player to fill Doe Johnston’s first base slot when he’s sidelined and to pinch hit. Burns previously played for the Tigers and then Mack, hitting .296 in 126 games last season.
A Sing Sing inmate pardoned by authorities held a farewell dinner at the warden’s residence attended by 47 fellow inmates. The event marked a historic moment in the prison’s history as the first such pardon and gathering documented.
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