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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
11
A Billy Whiskers tale follows a sturdy dog as he drags boys along a rough path, breaking the rope by a post and leading to a glimpse of a mansion with open doors and an afternoon reception, then hints at a future scene of the reception and reader letters about church etiquette and summer fashion.
The article reports President Pane Ocean criticizing his baccalaureate address for a pessimistic tone toward modern dress dance music and manners. He warns seniors about losing reverence for womanhood and stresses the value of the wartime moral spirit from 1917 and 1918.
The article argues the United States will build a dominant modern navy, led by the Tennessee and California, with sixteen more battleships planned at Mare Island, Philadelphia, Newport News and Fore River. It notes Britain’s lack of agreement on disarmament and the huge costs of naval race, while listing future leviathans such as Colorado Maryland Washington West Virginia Indiana Montana North Carolina Iowa and Massachusetts and their expected 43 200 ton displacement and 16 inch guns.
The Sun and New York Herald discuss a mid June black bass opening, noting its wide range east of the Rockies and in California. They recount numerous local names for bass varieties, from big mouth to growler, red eyed to speckled, and reference the Fish Commission catalogue to avoid misnaming when anglers request unusual shipments.
The weather bureau weekly report for the week ending June 21 notes seven degrees cooler than prior week with frequent showers. Day temps averaged 71, nights 48, with highs to 88 and lows near 40. Showers aided pasture and several crops. winter wheat remains good. rye heading. alfalfa cutting advancing.
A town notice cites a special election meeting led by Seidey set for June 26 in 1922 and 1923. Patrons and painters are urged to attend to discuss ballot items and local implications.
Essay on frankness warning against brutal honesty as a social weapon. Discusses how blunt truth can hurt and cause discomfort, urging honesty without cruelty. references 1920 copyright and social behavior observations.
United States Attorney General and Democratic campaign figure Palmer arrived in Cheyenne during a cross country train tour. He walked the platform joked with supporters and noted the city air while planning talks with leaders in Sidney before continuing on his Palmer Special to Cheyenne.
A film program at the Atlas presents two additional showings of Miss Hobbs a comedy starring Wanda Wh eently and a cast that includes Jerome Weadyl Wal aml Jack Mulhall The plot centers on a young woman who deceives others for her own ends but Cupid reshapes the outcome through romantic complications
A letter from Wan and wife of 14098 Spring Ave Tevington New Jersey describes chronic kidney and bladder symptoms. They report Foley Pills eased swelling stiff joints and muscle pain and improved blood flow after persistent use.
A reader asks how to handle familial neglect of a frail mother in her sixties with rheumatic illness. The adviser urges patience and compassion, noting a higher moral order and that kindness benefits all, even if relatives do not mend. Suggests involving the mother in simple tasks and seeking her advice to ease her sense of purpose.
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