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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
4
In a Washington address Sir Auckland Geddes contrasts unrest in society with a call for optimism. He warns that many fear life is a treadmill of labor and deprivation, but argues that both individuals and societies can recover mood and improve conditions through faith, employment, and renewed hope.
Washington dispatch notes a biological survey recommends making Okefinokee a permanent reservation. Waycross residents form a fund to buy the tract and present it to the government as a national wild animal refuge amid its vast, largely untouched pine lands and flooded habitats.
An Indian chief is drugged by fire water and poisons, leading to a brutal fight among tribes. Billy the steer saves a boy from a treacherous attacker, earning a gold collar for his bravery. Later Billy seeks city life, fearing further Indian danger and restless frontier life.
A vintage household page lists breakfast ideas and several dessert and sauce recipes. Items include Creamed Eyes on Toast and Breakfast Stewed Raisins, plus recipes for Peanut Butter Cookies Creamed Bags on Toast Tomato Jelly Jelly Roll and more. It provides step by step instructions, substitutions, and tips on using stale bread and honey as a sugar alternative. It emphasizes nourishing meals and practical kitchen techniques for daily cooking.
Many options exist for repurposing stale bread beyond bread pudding. Recipes include breadcrumbs for coatings and binding, croutons for salads, bread stuffing, bread sauce, and savory bread puddings. Innovative ideas range from French toast hybrids to bread-based soups and gratins.
A New Jersey initiative titled An Industrial Plattsburg proposes training volunteers to cover roles in public service most affected by strikes. The plan aims to prepare civilians to temporarily fill essential duties, ensuring continuity of services during labor disruptions.
The piece urges mothers to invest in reaching out during their daughters’ commencement period. It argues June favors the graduate as much as the bride and warns against neglecting the growing woman entering higher education or business. It stresses active parental guidance to shape character before outside influences take hold.
The Zionist Organization of America expressed approval of Britain's mandate over Palestine, stating they have always believed Great Britain is a friend of the Jewish people and will do all in its power to establish a Jewish homeland.
Cleveland acquires Burns from Connie Mack for about 2500 dollars and a youngster. Burns born in Niles Ohio began in 1918 with Burlington and later played for Detroit and Mack’s Athletics before joining the Indians as a utility hitter and early replacement for Doe Johnston.
A Sing Sing inmate granted a pardon held a final dinner at the warden’s residence for 47 fellow inmates in a historic prison event. The gathering marked a rare departure from routine jail life as the lifer prepared for release.
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