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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
4
The fragment lists pricing options Yor six months and one month at five dollars with a product or service priced at 2.76 and 0.60 respectively. It reads like a damaged bill or subscription quote with unclear context and no named organizations or people.
The piece urges readers to see themselves as co builders of the newspaper and to engage with it as a living mirror of Cheyenne. It celebrates the paper as a personal, human enterprise connecting readers to the world and to the town’s daily life.
Betty Brown notes American designers pleased French trained taste with a spring show. Madame Marguerite of Chicago wins Fashion Art League of America prize for two designs praised as tailored and simple, marking high artistic costume achievement.
The piece discusses wartime fashion trends from blue tricotine outfits to mandarin blue and canary yellow ensembles with Chinese motifs. It questions how American women will balance style with thrift, urging loyalty to war effort and support through prudent dress and purchases.
A Vienna dispatch hints that old Austrian royal possessions, including Cellini's salt cellar, may be auctioned for metal. The piece uses Cellini to illuminate sixteenth century Italy, noting his genius and vice, and asks how he would react to modern rulers selling his work to fund power.
A historical analysis cites Lichnowsky papers to claim German responsibility for World War I. It outlines blamed actions by Austria Hungary and Germany in July 1914 and notes British mediation rejection and the July hech war declarations. It argues global opinion fixates on German guilt.
A dense, polemic piece argues that militarism shapes policy and culture, critiques the Triple Alliance, and warns against imperial romanticism. It questions democratic freedoms under war, condemns Austrian dynastic policy, and envisions a future shaped by naval power and a new continental order.
The narrator describes Mother Trent’s expectation of an inheritance after Mr Trent’s death. Mollie reassures her, but Mother Trent plans to spend the money immediately, and the narrator predicts conflict with Jim as she rushes to build a home and squander income.
Friends sent condolence flowers to Margie as her mother Mrs Trent grew perturbed by the low count. Margie wore elaborate mourning and a memory of a leading lady lingered, with the note I could not understand why so many flowers had not been sent. The scene closes with a tease of continuation.
A man boasted after a single dive that he stayed under water for two minutes, claiming a local record. A spectator replied that just yesterday another diver went under and had not surfaced, suggesting the implied competition and danger in underwater feats.
A fragment notes a woman caring as much for a hat as she once did for wealth and mocks the challenge of appearing casual in a dry town. The piece captures small town humor about fashion and social norms.
A 1915 poem extols a farmer as a brave and steady bettor who backs his country weather and even the world. The speaker elevates the farmer’s grit over flashy gamblers, praising endurance in trenches and daily toil as true sport.
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