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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
12
The piece compares Caesar’s ten day Rhine crossing with piles to modern German and American feats. It notes Germans bridged the Rhine in about three hours, while Americans in 59 minutes, admiring American engineering and the implied potential to cross into Germany if needed.
The piece notes a surge in ship production under the Shipping Board with May deliveries and April totals. It contrasts ships built on paper with ships on water and questions how the United States can capture global trade given high labor and production costs compared to cheaper rivals.
The Prince of Wales plans an August visit to the United States with Newport as the summer social center. Americans admire royalty and hope for a royal glimpse in Washington and New York, while speculation about a possible American marriage is noted but regarded as unlikely.
A Kansas era article argues inland water routes can turn inland points into seaports. It cites New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Great Lakes coastlines, compares canals, rivers, and oceans, and notes existing canals like Chesapeake and Delaware, with potential freight and passenger gains and lower costs.
The article promotes chiropractic care as a way to maintain health by spinal analysis and adjustments. It emphasizes regular visits to ensure the spine remains normal and the body functions like a well maintained machine. It asserts personal responsibility for health and happiness.
Representative Franklin P. Ells, serving a third term in the House, announces his bid for Minnesota governor. He sits on the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
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