Cheyenna State Leader Scene Ebb and Flow
A fragmented report notes a Cheyenna state leader scene with prices listed as 1.50 and 6.00, indicating fluctuating figures and unclear context. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
4
A fragmented report notes a Cheyenna state leader scene with prices listed as 1.50 and 6.00, indicating fluctuating figures and unclear context. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
The Savannah address revisits Tocqueville’s 1835 view of a loose state centered Union and strong states rights. Prof Allix cites America’s haste and publicity culture, calls for intellectual cultivation, and questions freedom amid prohibition. The piece notes European views on wine and demoralization.
Article cites a German World War I document accusing the Allies of killings while denying such charges, labeling the claim as a fabrications amid wartime propaganda. It notes real suffering of prisoners in the blockade and denies theNapoleon era mass executions.
Georgia continues a nationwide push after compulsory schooling gains. A state commission started with 12500 dollars and formed 1662 adult classes enrolling 20055 adults by February. 8753 had learned to read and write. both negroes and whites participate with special instructors and donated teacher time.
The piece rails at white collar protestors in overalls and mocks temperamental figures. It notes Anti-Administration Democrats face losses in Georgia Missouri and Texas and hints at candidate remorse after the election. It contrasts churchgoers with moviegoers in St Louis on a recent Sunday and questions turnout.
A 1920 editorial argues that mental tests measure not fixed limits but how one uses their mind. It cites a Massachusetts school head praising a modest institution for maximizing minds and urges all students and citizens to exercise every mental capacity to the fullest, warning against complacency with normal results.
The war department announced the retirement of Col Henry C S Weistand adjutant general of the eastern department and senior colonel of the regular army. At sixty four he will spend his remaining years at his country home near Washington D C. He was born in Ohio in 1856 and entered the U S Military Academy in 1874. His career spanned much of the globe with varied service and a large collection of weapons and artistic items reflecting travels in the Philippines Japan China Egypt and the American frontier. His successor as adjutant general of the eastern department has not been named.
A candid scene shows a parliamentary candidate presenting his tools to prove his labor roots, amid cheers. He declares himself a horned handed son of toil and asks for workingmen's support, while a bystander quips about lay bricks with a gardener's trowel. In another vignette, Martin in Ohio recalls brothers one in high school and one a gentleman. A war camp incident ends with a private insisting a gun is loaded.
A 19 year old seeks marriage counsel about a steady boyfriend and a potential match with a man who loves his children. Mrs Thompson advises against early marriage and urges waiting for true love, while recounting moral missteps of a flirtatious suitor and cautioning the ring incident.
A page blends kitchen guidance with humorous theater anecdote. Recipes include Italian Spaghetti with tomato cheese mix and Pittsburg Potatoes with cheese and peppers. A theatre attendant ejects a man for hissed remarks while a sergeant encounters a German prisoner in sacking.
Legumes for nourishment describes pea pod soup using stock butter flour sugar and a dash of nul meg a half milk half stock option. It then covers preparing peas washing pods cooking until tender and straining for stock before detailing baked beans with gravy boiled beans in soft water until tender.
In Constantinople Day and Night, two goats, flee from a policeman, knock over cigarets, and tumble into Turkish Armenian stalls. A yellow dog bites Day, Night defends, and the pair steal beads from a merchant before fleeing into the crowd toward an unknown destination tomorrow.
A humorous reminiscence contrasts grandpa era prices and freebies with modern perks. It recalls cheaper cuts, free suspenders, a sixteen ninety eight suit, a bank account in eighteen ninety three, and burlesque shows versus today’s daily displays on the avenue.
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