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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
12
Billy is trapped by firemen while being scrubbed clean by brushes and a soaking bath. He erupts with a horned charge, hurdles a door, and leads a chaotic chase through a firehouse as he seeks to flee his pursuers. The episode ends with a cliffhanger about the outcome of the chase.
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts urges observance of Flag Day on June 14. He states the flag embodies liberty and order, property and life, and the duty to protect rights through government by law, warning without the rule of law the flag loses meaning.
Wall Street betting favors Johnson and Edwards as favorites. The remark echoes Manhattan confidence after the prohibition amendment, recalling the line It will never go in New York.
Bernard Shaw’s London talk on Killed and Wounded Political Parties included no comments about this side of the Atlantic and mentioned even the Socialist party whose war record was noted as mummifying in effect.
A Utica New York man was fined fifty five thousand dollars for multiple offenses including buying a scarf for six dollars and fifty cents and selling it for twenty five. The text comments on wealth and radicalism with literary references and observations about a millionaire socialist, but provides no further factual details.
A large city street parade floods downtown with excitement as children chase clowns and spectators from office workers to bosses watch the spectacle. A frail girl with pale blue eyes and yellow hair stands apart in a shabby blue dress, dreaming of joining the fun as the crowd roars and the show passes by.
A series of reader letters discusses age gaps in relationships and marriage, medical advice on health before marriage, and social pressures. Topics include a 30 year old seeking consent to marry a younger partner, a physician’s guidance, and a 20 year old asking about dating a man 15 years older.
A fragmented column notes thrift in modern life, a local shop encounter over a tiny oat meat order, and a Yorkshire maid's cleanliness critique. It ends with a Socratic joke about ancient dates and a family ancestry quip from Prof Brown.
Edward Schoel has been promoted to foreman of the Colorado and Southern shops and roundhouse in his city. He is well known in the area for his leadership and experience in railroad operations.
A whimsical collection of recipes and kitchen tips including baked rhubarb, lima bean and pimento roast ideas, cookies, breads, and a batter for cake. The notes describe measurements and steps for baking bread, fruit dishes, and a versatile yeast bread method with long rising times and multiple loaf outputs.
Edith Moriarty notes students favor dormitory living and a kinder garten emphasis as the city organizes for suffrage action. A senior Miss Ivan Fairbank is pictured as Miss Nelen Wade and Afleva Kimmel join the era’s cooperative work in education and reform efforts.
A garbled report outlines competing French and papal factions over a papal appointment and diplomatic representation to France. It notes Abbe Dowet and Gabrel Tana taux as figures, M. Nanotaux and M. Jonnart in play, and Gerretti as a favored papal secretary of state with notable diplomatic credentials.
Readable fragments indicate mentions of President Wilson, a visit to Rome, and arrangements for letters or communications. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or full names.
Work to remodel the fronts of Sim Marchick's stores on West Lincoln Highway began yesterday. Mr Maplay Window Company completed the initial phase amid several days of preparation as managers announced the project.
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