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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
4
Billy is captured and scrubbed by firemen and others at a scene of pursuit. He breaks free with cunning maneuvers, slips through a door, and charges the room as a chase unfolds with a humorous, chaotic finish teased for continuation. The setting involves humorous animal antics and improvised obstacles as Billy seeks escape from containment.
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts urged flag day reflection on June 14 stressing the flag as a living symbol of liberty order and law. He warned without government by law and protected rights the nation loses its meaning and security, beyond mere patriotic display.
Wall Street betting favors Johnson and Edwards as clear favorites. The tone echoes a New York remark that prohibition would not pass there, reflecting confidence in Edwards despite past objections.
Bernard Shaw's London lecture titled Killed and Wounded Political Parties included no commentary about the Atlantic side or the Socialist party whose wartime record was described as mummifying in its effect, reflecting a narrow regional focus.
A Utica New York businessman was fined 55000 for multiple offenses including buying a scarf for 650 and selling it for 25. The report notes questions about whether the buyer who paid 25 was sent to an asylum and references debates on wealth and radicalism, comparing to Roosevelt era rhetoric.
A bustling downtown scene unfolds as a circus parade winds through the city. Spectators line curbs from office windows to the royal box while clowns trot past. a frail girl with pale blue eyes and shabby dress draws quiet attention amid the joyous chaos.
Readers seek guidance on marriage health, elopement, age gaps, and relationship choices. A physician cautions against marriage while unhealthy. a teen faces peer pressure and dating older partners. Thomp son responds with practical guidance.
A quirky recount of frugality and social chatter in a country village. A shopper buys a tiny order, the shopkeeper bristles with irritation, and the tale widens with humorous remarks about thrift and daily life. A Yorkshire maid and a professor share reflections on cleanliness and ancient history.
Edward Schoel has been promoted to foreman of the Colorado and Southern shops and room house in his city. He is well known for his leadership and service in the railroad industry.
A garbled recipe list outlines rhubarb bake, Lima bean and pimento dishes, cookies, and breads. It includes cinnamon bread, brown sugar cloves potatoes, fruit salad, coffee souffle, and a Boston favorite cake with baking soda and spices. Also several bread and dough procedures with notes on yeast, rising, and baking multiple loaves.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss women’s education and kindergarten training amid dormitory shifts and job hunts for kindergarten aides. Mentions Miss Ivan Fairbank and Miss Nelene Wade, suffrage leaders outlining ratification efforts and state campaigns led by Hiram Johnson and Woodrow Wilson era figures.
The article reports on a papal move to appoint a diplomatic representative to France after a period of delay. It notes Abbe Dowet and Gabrel Tana taux as key figures, with M Jonnart to shape policy until a permanent envoy. Archbishop Gerretti is highlighted as a capable, young secretary of state with strong diplomatic credentials.
A brief fragment references President Wilson and discussions of a letter’s visit to Rome and travel routes via Holland and France. The text is incomplete, hindering a clear narrative or names beyond Wilson and a presumed diplomatic context.
Work to remodel the fronts of Marchick's Stores owned by Sim Marchick on West Lincoln Highway began yesterday. Mr Maplay Windows erjual t elty supervised the project. The job continued over several days with plans for completion announced by the management.
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