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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1918
Page
27
The essay argues the voice of the people reflects God guiding progress. It warns against elite detachment and urges leaders to stay close to common toil to hear divine will. It notes the common people may voice bluntly but wisely shape history. The piece nominates 2% Wall of Sixth Avenue Denver as a suitable name.
The piece laments Irish themed dangers and treasonous plots in American life urging vigilance. It draws on St Patrick imagery to warn of pacifism profiteering and covert influence harming citizens and soldiers in khaki.
The piece urges Americans to aid Ireland today and join the broader forward-looking effort. It calls for prayer for a modern St Patrick while insisting on active tasks to drive snakes from the land and advance national and international causes.
A cable of Pershing’s casualties shows Privates Ellinger White and Molles among many listed. The piece argues the diverse origins reflect America’s democratic army fighting for global civilization against Germany, noting alien-born soldiers joining U S causes and questioning harsh orders.
The article argues that Britain and the United States must seize Dutch trading ships in harbors by March 18 to prevent Germany from confiscating or sinking them. It claims Allied control would protect Holland, supply food, and compensate losses, while easing famine risks and keeping Dutch colonial trade running. It notes the U-boat threat and U.S. daylight-saving time as related wartime measures.
A war era dispatch discusses censorship limits on American units in France. The piece notes restrictions on naming units and reporting specifics while describing how reporters hint at details through oblique clues. It mentions a young major linked to a former president and quirky personal details as evasive phrasing.
The account profiles a lank sergeant called Lank, famed former baseball star now idolized by troops in France. He leads a humorous, sports‑minded entourage around a colonel’s headquarters, carries the flag, and plans a wartime baseball league to lift spirits amid the conflict.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item quotes a woman complaining of a dishonest maid who left suddenly and took her beautiful pearl brooch. The brooch is described as the very pretty piece smuggled through last spring.
A house hunter spots an ad claiming a charming home near a station and visits the two miles away site. At the threshold he asks the agent to introduce him to the person who threw the stone, hinting at a hidden controversy.
An expectant heir to his uncle's fortune asks a doctor about his uncle's prospects. The doctor bluntly says there is no hope, and that the uncle may not live to marry his fiancée.
A wife reflects on hurt from her husband Dick who stayed late for work and a missed dinner. She resolves to forgive, analyze male behavior, and plans to apologize while pondering changes in modern gender roles and their impact on marriage.
ABE MARTIN Constable Plum reads a letter from his son in law declaring he has bought a car so he will not engage in street war arguments. The piece recalls memories of early gunfire on the street and the era’s rough humor.
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