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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1918
Page
12
The essay argues war tests faith and vows the church’s great chance to prove its power and kingdom. It cites biblical imagery from Exodus and the Last Supper, warns that blood and sacrifice accompany religious evolution, and ties Christian civilization to material power amid the Teutonic conflict.
The Register highlights the Anti-Prohibition Manual arguing 1,100,000 workers in the liquor industry are wasted manpower. It claims mobilizing these workers could aid wartime production and allied victory, contrasting U S reserves with German divisions.
A wartime meditation on unity and suffering in Belgium Serbia and Armenia, urging a stronger charity driven by love over material concern. The piece warns of autocratic violence as a calamity for the church as it faces the era where might rights rifles. It argues devotion and service must guide future power.
The attorney general claims 30 000 New York men subscribed to German or Austrian war bonds and an Eastern paper suggests punishment by public exposure. The piece argues confiscation of assets and jail for wartime funders, warning that light punishment of enemy aliens can fuel vigilantism and rope threats.
Daily oil stock quotes list bids and asks for multiple Wyoming and regional firms including Grass Creek Petroleum, Merritt, Midwest Refining, United Petroleum, Western Expansion, and Salt Creek Pet. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to about 150 dollars per share with small percentage changes. Trading notes include center and closing figures with minor variances among companies and no clear market leader.
Cheyenne residents can hear the patriotic war lecture Wake Up America in the high school auditorium on May 14 and 15 at 8 15 pm. The event is under the County Council of Defense of Laramie county with local expenses by the Industrial club of Cheyenne. The program blends stereopticon slides moving pictures and reading slides to illustrate German warfare horrors and the need for sacrifice to win the war over there.
Article describes monuments and statues along boulevards and parks honoring generals and wartime scenes. It notes expensive paintings and tapestries depicting battles and asserts a national emphasis on war. It claims Germans are taught that victory justifies their views.
In Farnborough tests an English airplane climbed to 98,000 feet marking the highest altitude reached by a British aircraft. Earlier the record for one machine stood at 36,000 feet.
A critical comparison of German and American labor hours and wages shows German workers facing long 60 to 67 hour weeks with low pay and widespread poverty. Citing 1907 1909 wage data from German mines and trades, the piece contrasts German living costs and earnings, noting chronic underpayment and rising living costs. It references diverse industries and studies, including Krupp Becca and British reports, and hints at a forthcoming explanation.
District holds annual school meeting on Monday May 4. The senior class list includes valedictorian Olive Marie Maxon and salutatorian Ruth Werrington among many names. The senior class play resumes last week in May under Miss Eunice Thorpend, expression teacher at the Gishaeheol.
National League games saw Pittsburgh defeat St Louis 6 to 4 in 10 innings while Chicago edged Cincinnati 1 to 0 and Boston beat New York 4 to 1 with Brooklyn taking Philadelphia 3 to 0. American League results include Philadelphia 1 Washington 0 in a shortened game and New York 5 Boston 4 with Detroit 2 Chicago 11 innings.
A historical note describes production of a famed medicine using over 250 000 herbs yearly. It touts natural juices and substances as key, claims women’s health benefits, and references a product called Be neg I Mialhem's V veund.
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