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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1918

Page

8

The Seal of Silence at Atlas theater

Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature The Seal of Silence plays at the Atlas with Earle Williams and Grace Darmond in a drama of heredity and mystery. Hugh Loring and Ruth Carden shape a tense tale as a child’s lineage tests marriage, secrecy, and remorse.

Atlas Earle Williams Grace Darmond Kate Price Colin Kenny Martin Dest Mise Kirkham William Addison Lathrop Tom Milla Hugh Loring Mia Loring Ruth Carden Mrs. Loring

Honest testimonial promotes Poloy Kidney Pile relief

A letter from Mrs. Chas. Gray of Detroit reports sleeping better and reduced back and side pain after using Poloy Kidney Pile. The notice also includes a divorce petition filed by Harry A. Pawson in Laramie County Wyoming, with a response deadline and court clerk reference.

Chas. Gray 6Th St Detroit Mich Anna C. Pawson Owen Wisconsin A. KR Harry A. Pawson District Court Laramie County Wyoming Grenderd Ribndr

Attention notice for union meeting at Melherney and Coors office

Aid union call specifies payment at the Isth and Loth location between 2 and 5 o'clock to satisfy dues. Names M Hansen and S oe VT appear in the notice.

Melherney & Coonar Duce, Mis, HI M. Hansen, Soe, VT

Connecticut School Junior Army Boosts State Food Drive

Superintendents statewide back the junior food army program led by the Connecticut Council of Defense. Applications pour in at the agricultural college for portions of a $5,000 U S Department of Agriculture grant to fund garden supervisor salaries guiding youth in the effort. The government aid may be available to cities.

Connecticut Connecticut Council of Defense State Agricultural College United States Department of Agriculture

Towns Under 30,000 Population Highlighted in Policy Plan

The article lists towns with populations below 30,000 and discusses regional development measures. It notes how smaller communities are prioritized for infrastructure funding and service improvements under the new policy framework.

Dinner Is Served Artfully Yet Inexpensively

A chef presents a plated dinner crafted with creative flair using affordable ingredients. The artistry elevates simple foods into an appealing meal offered at a lower cost than shopping for raw materials.

Red Cross Civilian Relief Institutes in Wisconsin

Miss Agnes Wilson directs a series of four week civilian relief institutes in Wisconsin cities under the Red Cross central division and University of Wisconsin extension. Courses cover social welfare, field work, and lectures by prominent speakers under Prof. J. L. Gillen.

Agnes Wilson Wisconsin The Red Cross University of Wisconsin Alpha Phi Quarterly J. L. Gillen Central Headquarters University of Wiecowal

Wooden ships launched at rate of one daily for weeks

Washington May 18 reports the shipping board says wooden ships are being launched at the rate of one per day for the last four weeks. Seventeen wooden craft totaling about 60,000 tons have been completed.

Washington, D. C The Shipping Board

Prominent Athlete Enlists with British Army

Pittsburg May 18 H J C Barker a well known national athlete enlisted in the British army here yesterday Barker had been awarded a medal and 2000 by the Carnegie hero fund for saving the life of a traveler in a mining accident last month

Pittsburg H. J. C. Barker Barker Carnegié Hero Fund

Kidney Trouble Warning and Relief by Foley Pills

Three years of silent illness affect many men and women as kidneys fail to filter toxins. Symptoms include back aches joint pain swelling and fatigue while some never realize they are sick until retirement looms. W B Moss of Ogden Arkansas reports Foley Kidney Pills relieved his severe kidney troubles. Sold everywhere.

W. B. Moss Ogden, Ark Foley

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