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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1918

Page

10

Ruined French Towns After German Retreat Described

An observer tours the Arras to Peronne region and Hindenburg line noting obliterated villages, graves, and shells left by retreating Germans. Peronne and Roisel are described as ruins with forts, citadels, and scattered American engineer works amid vast destruction.

Ghorgy T. Bye Darter Mareh Arras Peronne Ofen St. Quentin Roinel Toluel Rossel Iowa Missouri Illinois

To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromoq

An old advertising claim touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to cure a cold in one day. It asserts the medicine stops cough and headache and that each bag bears B. M. signature.

B. M

Soldiers to Get Service Badges for Border Service

El Paso Texas March 30. The war department authorized Mexican service badges for officers and enlisted men who participated in Vera Cruz April 1914 to November 1914 punitive expeditions 1916 to 1917 border patrol engagements 1911 to 1917 and related campaigns. The ribbon is worn on a bar plate with full dress uniforms. officers in the field wear only the ribbon.

EL Paso Tex Mar Mexico United States Army War Department México Vera Cruz United States Border Patrol General Funston General Porshing George T. Langhorne Glenn Springs Juare Augua Prieta Nogales Napo Ojinaga

Reading tastes of soldiers from trenches to hospital

A Washington dispatch reports that American and British troops share similar high class reading, favoring adventure stories and authors like Jack London, Rudyard Kipling, Conan Doyle, and Dumas. The piece notes gendered tastes and the absence of high brow psychology among frontline readers.

Washington, D. C Frank Merriwell Oliver Optic Trench Hospital Jack London Mark Twain Mark Nat Gould Rudyard Kipling William le Quex A Conan Doyle Ian Hay James Boys Mistouri Nick Carter

Delegates Attend National Child Welfare Conference

Delegates from every section of the country gather in Washington for a child welfare conference at the interior building. Discussions focus on children health with Miss Julias Lathrop outlining a nation wide baby saving campaign starting April 1. Speakers include Dr Grace Meigs Dr Dorothy Mendenhall Dr Josephine Baker Florence Kelley and others.

Washington Julias, Lathrop Children's Bureau Grace Meigs Children’s Bureau Dorothy Mendenhall Wisconsin Jowphine Baker New York City Board of Health Lane Cans Iowa Florence Kelley National Cottonmers’ League Sue Buthenhelm New Jersey Frederick Solike Portland Ore Oregon Congress of Mothers and Plate Welfare Woman's Sena Sen

Socialists in America urged to back war on the Central Powers

The Bohemian federation calls on the Socialist Party of America to declare support for the U.S. war effort against the Central Powers and to aid the government against all enemies, arguing the St Louis convention stance is untenable and urging a prowar, pro democracy line aligned with allied labor parties. Signatories include Tony Novotney and others.

New York Socialist Party of America United States Bohemian Federation St. Louis Russia Socialist Party Europe Germany Maswin Party of America Central Po Nnt Tony Novotvey F. Belac A. V. Vessly Fr. Z

Farm Labor Question Will Be Solved Soon

Washington March 30 The article outlines government and state efforts to solve farm labor shortages during war. Plans include surveys to estimate needs, directing labor to where needed, training high school students, deploying volunteer farm workers, and creating farm help specialists to coordinate labor supplies across states.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Labor State Agricultural Colleges United States Y. M Thia Athain Germany Tang Ecole Turo

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