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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
4
The snippet records a Cheyenne newspaper note about mail matter class, editorial and business offices, and Associated Press rights. It lists addresses, telephones, and the claim that AP dispatches are exclusive to republication in this paper and local news, with rights reserved.
The text accuses Congress Republicans of plans to halt work by June 1, claiming the leadership lacks unity while Johnson and Borah push independent actions on the party line.
A Tribune article reprints a Sheridan debate on peace terms after World War I, attacking Henry Cabot Lodge and Knox peace resolution. It argues only a treaty by the president can end the war, criticizes Republican maneuvers, cites reactions from New Orleans States and the New York World, and notes public figures like Wilson and Gompers.
Billy and Night cheer America as the Black Hawk nears dangerous rocks near Boston. The captain measures soundings and the kids decide to swim to shore, certain they can find their way home from there.
A humorous Missouri weekly column blends personal banter and social asides about fashion shortages and recurring caps on newsprint. It includes quips about Blair’s injuries and jokes on spring, overalls, and politics, with playful sketches and anecdotal vignettes throughout.
A reader asks about dating a man six hundred miles away who is three years older and sends photos and candy. Dear Mrs Thompson endorses meeting him, accepting a visit, and no engagement if others object. Also addresses a younger girl dating a 35 year old, advising caution and parental guidance.
A dated household column outlines a day of meals and recipes including Breakfast with Gereal and Cheese Toast, Luncheon Split Pea Soup and Apple Tapioca, and Dinner Calves Tongues with Sauce Piquant. Instructions cover Caramel Pudding, French Fried Potatoes, and a mix of seasonings and garnishes. Also included are recipe steps for Split Pea Soup and Calves Tongue preparation with notes on browning and serving.
A dessert recipe describes rhubarb Charlotte with gelatin and whipped egg whites, served with custard sauce. Also outlines a cocoanut Joe Cream with milk cornstarch sugar vanilla and whipped cream. Includes instructions for chilling and unmolding.
A garden column urges suburban and city readers to grow gardens at home. The Flower Lady argues that everyone can have a garden, offering health, economic, aesthetic, and educational benefits for children through even small window boxes and pots. The piece highlights nature’s learning value and practical steps for urban families.
Friends of Representative James W. Husted of Peekskill New York push a campaign to win him the Republican nomination for governor. They cite his Washington tenure Yale education banking knowledge and leadership roles including chairmanship of a sugar probe subcommittee.
A thoughtful father and his son survey a clothing store window and agree the boy may choose a new pair. The child names a pair labeled Cannot be beaten as his preferred option after inspecting the display.
This note shares practical tips for household care. It suggests reviving hard paint with vinegar, removing dried paint with baking soda paste, cleaning brushes with discarded combs, storing wax paper wrappers with clothespins, and refreshing wilted vegetables by soaking in lemon juice water for thirty minutes.
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