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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1911
Page
3
In The Worlds Work Magazine from Knights, the U S Army is examined alongside the dangers of remaining unprepared. The article argues readiness affects national security and wartime credibility.
Special News Letter reports government approval to lengthen New York piers to 900 feet, with some temporary extensions. It notes protests by the city, support from steamship lines, hotels, railroads, and the press, and compares modern cruise travel with Mark Twain era voyages. It also cites rising import values and customs revenue from 1900 to 1910.
Help needed at the Leader office seeking good clean rags for use in printing and cleaning tasks.
Reports of probable global war center on the United States. University of Wyoming students under Lieut Coburn grow restive and favor military drill, fearing war may draw more interest than study. Collier's White Lead at Shermans Co.
A consumer notes that lis makers printed every ingredient from the product on the outside wrapper. The move draws attention to transparency and potential allergen warnings.
An advertisement offers Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a free sample to prove the product cleanses blood and skin. It claims rapid cures for pimples and boils with no poison, mercury, or opiates, and urges purchase of a 50 cent box after trial.
The interview discusses currency needs and the six month cycle, arguing for greater circulating medium and criticizing permanent central banking. Clark contrasts Jackson and Shaw while noting Aldrich and political currents, urging careful reform rather than a fixed bank.
The Linn family express sincere gratitude 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 is given of an examination for teachers certificates to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland and Torrington at the high school buildings starting 8:80 a m on March 1 and April 1 1911. The program lists sessions including penmanship arithmetic primary methods literature school management advanced psychology botany general history shorthand grammar and rhetoric in the Friday sessions.
A formatted schedule dated March 4 lists Saturday morning and afternoon classes in geography history of education elementary psychology methods chemistry zoology reading physiology hygiene algebra pedagogy school law political economy history of education Kemp physics bookkeeping U S civics Wyoming civics theory and practice orthography physical geography standards in education plane geometry first principles of agriculture and special subjects. Mamie E Hefferon is identified as County Superintendent of Schools.
The Knights publication prompts questions about a robust naval force and congressional aims, framing a debate on military funding and readiness. The article emphasizes managing budget pressures while preserving naval strength amid political contention.
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