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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
6
A historical discussion outlines how practical bedside care and classroom theory shape the Red Cross nurse. It traces the nurse’s evolution from a high school graduate to a trained professional through hospital-based programs, emphasizing four pillars of nursing and the versatility to serve at home and in war zones.
A Lincoln County boy named Elmer Wise, listed as a member of H company, is cited in British transport reports with a possible error in his reported name and wound status from the firing front in Europe. Officials review to correct the record.
The passage suggests a misidentification linking Elmer Wise to H company or 46 from Fairview, but notes another Fairview in the state. It proposes Elmer Child from Fairview as a closer match and considers the error may be in the last name Kemmerer Camera.
Members of the Seattle newsboys protective association vow not to sell pro German or anti American papers during the war and will refuse to handle publications of the Industrial Workers of the World as per a recent agreement. The measure aims to curb wartime agit.
A Cleveland based ad promotes Zemo as a fast acting liquid for itching relief and healing of eczema ringworm and other skin troubles. Priced 35c for standard and $1.00 for extra large bottle, it emphasizes ease of use non greasy sting free and budget friendly. The E. W. Rose Co. markets Zemo to relieve distress and calm delicate skin.
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 meetings March 11 to organize the effort with a special train possible from Cheyenne and sleeping accommodations for visiting stock growers. A general committee led by Cluf Jefferson and an executive board oversee arrangements including J P Rosenberg J B Smith J J Brown Pete Olson and A D Hosking. The social committee features Mayor and Mrs Gordon and others.
Denver reports show liquor prices rising after a Monday shooting on Cheyenne road. Authorities say bootleggers sold booze at 2.50 to 3.00 dollars a pint and doubled those prices for larger quantities as a crackdown follows the incident. Ray D. Har was shot on Cheyenne road Monday.
Philadelphia Mar 2. Connie Mack announced that catcher Cady infielder Gardner and outfielder Walker of the Boston Americans were traded to the Athletics for first baseman Melanis. Stuffy is the nicknaming of John Melanis in the report.
London residents remain calm during air raids as a British three inch gun mounted on an automobile truck positions in a fashionable district. A wealthy banker endures the barrage and steps into the street amid the attack.
A resident pleads to an officer in charge of a weapon to move it farther down the street claiming it shakes the walls. The young lieutenant replies sharply asking if they take it for a blooming hurdy gurdy.
A Norfolk reader reports improved vitality after using Foley Kidney Pills for over a year, noting relief from morning stiffness, back pain, and fatigue. The ad urges guarding against kidney trouble and claims broad availability.
The article traces a nurse trainee’s journey through four training periods from probationer to graduate. It highlights ethical care after surgery, medicine administration, patient observation, and the emotional growth necessary to join a nursing corps. It stresses the Red Cross role in staffing qualified nurses for wartime and peacetime needs.
Cleveland March 1. ll mer Hupp rich oil operator is indicted for second degree murder in the January 10 shooting of Charles L. Joyce at Hupp's home. Mrs Hupp may be called to testify as the defense lawyers claim a clear acquittal is likely.
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