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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1911
Page
11
A World’s Work Magazine feature from Knights discusses military readiness and defense policy, examining the United States Army’s preparedness challenges, budget implications, and strategic considerations for national security. The piece analyzes training, equipment, manpower, and potential reforms.
The government approves lengthening piers to 900 feet to aid shipping, with some temporary additions. New York protests a single voice, while steamship lines and others praise the improvement as crucial to maintaining harbor supremacy.
Good clean rags are requested at the Leader office for reuse or recycling.
Reports of probable war from around the globe center on the United States as University of Wyoming students grow restless and show renewed interest in the military department under Lieut. Coburn, fearing war could draw them away from academic study. Collier's White Lead at Shermans Co.
A note on lis makers printing every ingredient on the outside wrapper. The practice highlights transparency but raises concerns about readability and regulatory compliance for labeling.
A vintage promotion claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers purge pimples with a mercury free formula. It offers a free sample to prove the product and urges purchase of a 50 cent box after trial while touting blood and skin purification. The piece also includes unrelated political interview excerpts.
A long discussion centers on currency needs and the idea of a central bank. Figures like Secretary Shaw Senator Aldrich and General Jackson are referenced to weigh the case for or against a central bank and monetary reform.
The Linn family expresses sincere thanks to friends and the city lumbermen for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their daughter Florence. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Linn.
Notice announces teacher certificate examinations in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at high schools starting 8:30 a.m. on March 1 1911 with sessions in penmanship arithmetic primary methods literature school management advanced psychology botany general history shorthand and grammar among others.
County Superintendent Mamie E Hefferon lists Saturday morning and afternoon exams including geography history of education elementary psychology methods chemistry zoology reading physiology and hygiene algebra pedagogy school law political economy history of education politics and civics U S civics orthography physical geography plane geometry first principles of agriculture and special subjects dated March 4 101.
A feature from McClure's Magazine questions Congress's stance on military budgeting and naval readiness, highlighting debates about funding for the Navy and the potential impact on national defense and ship construction. It discusses political pressures and public sentiment surrounding naval power.
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