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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
14
The article outlines nursing education and the Red Cross role in war and public health. It traces a pupil nurse from high school to hospital training, detailing four pillars of nursing, care for families, and the path to becoming a capable Red Cross nurse through proper schooling and hands on practice.
A Lincoln county boy misidentified as Elmer Wise, listed as a member of H company, is reported wounded on the European firing front, with a correction issued to fix the victim’s name.
The text notes confusion over a serviceman's unit and hometown with Fairview cited as origin. It states Elmer Wise is not confirmed as a member of H company or 46th coming from Fairview, suggesting another Fairview in the state. It adds Elmer Child from Fairview as a nearby match and mentions Kemmerer as a misread surname.
Members of the Seattle newsboys protective association will not sell pro German or anti American publications during the war period and will refuse to sell Industrial Workers of the World papers, under a recent agreement.
A promising preparation named Zemo is sold at 35 cents for a standard bottle or one dollar for extra large, available at drug stores. It claims quick relief from itching and many skin diseases by cleansing and soothing the skin, without greasiness, and is promoted by The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland.
Kemmerer Wyoming prepares to host the Wyoming Stock Growers' Association convention in April. The Chamber of Commerce led by J K Burch and Oscar Beck plans a special meeting March 11 to organize efforts. A committee chaired by Cluf Jefferson and local social leaders will coordinate lodging, transportation, and hospitality for visiting stock growers from across the state.
Denver dispatch notes bootleg liquor prices rose after a shooting on Cheyenne Road. Liquor sold by violators under prohibition rules at $2.50 and $3 a pint with double pricing in effect since Monday following the incident that wounded Ray D. Har on Cheyenne Road.
Philadelphia March 2. Connie Mack announced that Boston catcher Cady infielder Gardner and outfielder Walker were traded to the Athletics in exchange for first baseman John Stuffy Melanis.
London residents react calmly to air raids. During a recent German attack a British three inch gun mounted on an automobile truck positioned in a fashionable residential district faced the barrage. A wealthy banker stood the racket of shelling for a time, then walked into the street.
A bystander urged Lt Tsay to move a gun farther down the street to stop vibrations shaking walls. The lieutenant calmly replied that the request was absurd, asking if the bystander viewed the gun as a "blooming hurdy-gurdy."
An Norfolk Virginia reader reports relief from back pain dullness and energy loss after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad style note claims the pills restore vigor and vitality, stating the product is sold everywhere.
The piece describes nursing training from probationer to graduate, noting the shift from patient care to battlefield duty. It emphasizes ethical duties, administering medicines, wound care, and the emotional preparation for death. It urges young women to enter nursing schools to support war effort and join the Red Cross nursing ranks.
Wealthy oil operator ll mer Hupp was indicted for second degree murder in Cleveland for the Jan 10 shooting of Charles L. Joyce. The defendant, returning home from a business trip, fired at Joyce in Joyce’s house with Mrs. Hupp present. Attorneys forecast a potential acquittal, while Mrs. Hupp’s testimony remains uncertain.
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