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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
4
The piece urges immediate construction and manufacturing activity to spark postwar prosperity. It argues waiting for price drops and foreign orders stalls the economy, citing a $43 million General Motors construction program as a model and urging individuals to initiate building, repairs, and purchases to revive industry and create jobs.
A retrospective discussion on the wars of the past century highlights how an international agency like the League of Nations might have prevented most conflicts. It notes the origins of major wars and urges united Anglo American action to deter future wars.
The passage surveys numerous wars from the 1840s to early 20th century, noting civil wars in Austria Hungary and Italy’s clashes with Austria, Crimean and Opium era conflicts, colonial wars in Africa and Asia, and rising global tensions. It likens ongoing wars to fires that may ignite a world conflagration if unchecked.
A civic essay urges living well and wisely to uphold the American ideal. It links high wages, profitable enterprises, and bank confidence to national progress, and condemns envy, class hatred, and agitator rhetoric as un-American.
Advertisers claim the pipe becomes comfortable for beginners and veterans alike through an exclusive patented process that prevents biting or parch.
The Union Pacific Cheyenne yard sets a 60 foot flagpole atop a pier about 65 feet high with a 125 foot flag unfurled. Brick work advances on the immense machine shop as south wall rises and windows are installed. Bricklayers use a wire suspended gangway system to speed work and hoist lumber for roofing.
An American medical corps officer displayed a British military cross at the London street branch of American Express and asked to collect a cash award. He explained a Red Cross nurse had told him there was money attached to the honor, which led to the mistaken request.
A historical note describes Dr F M Edwards treating scores of women for liver and bowel issues over 17 years. His patients used a prescription of common vegetables mixed with olive oil, branded as Dr Edwards tablets. The text to a degree questions efficacy and notes observed skin tones and health hints.
A misplaced testimonial ad urges mail-in requests for a trial package from Foley & Co promising cures for bladder ailments and sluggish bowels with Foley Cathartic Tablets. The copy emphasizes mailing address, personal details, and a belief in health benefits.
An ad from Newport Studio invites photographers to capture airborne aircraft using a small exposure at a fraction of a second. The note urges service and specifies leaving contact for Onishing.
The shop will house four 59 ton electric traveling cranes and one 250 ton crane. The 250 ton crane will be able to lift the largest locomotive in use on the Union Pacific. The tracks for all cranes have been completed.
Mr and Mrs Prank Sinon have moved into a newly purchased Roach bungalow at the corner of Nineteenth and House Streets after arriving from Pine Bluffs to occupy their new residence.
A large electric sign is installed on West Seventeenth Street Cheyenne in front of the Knight Campbell Music Company building. The remodeled storefront now advertises the firm and its offerings of pianos Victrolas and related music goods.
Quantities of oozed asphalt from crevices in the brick platform at the Aston Pacific are being removed by a gang with a gasoline burner and scraping tools. The work is tedious but rapid progress is reported as warm weather arrives. Window shades Sherman Co.
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