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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1919
Page
12
In several cities high school girls take regular classes on marketing foods and meats. They study cuts of steak, egg freshness, butter and vegetables, and how to run a home economically while serving good meals. The program counters the claim that schools ignore daily life problems.
The April survey shows 05,066 daily relief applicants in Greater London. Across 35 dense areas, 236,477 receive pauper relief daily in March, a rate of 116 per 10,000. Ireland remains highest at 82 per 10,000. Scotland 149, London 144, other English and Welsh districts 106. The figures compare with prior periods, indicating declines or shifts in reliefs.
An uneasy anti-American campaign in Japan cites fear of U.S. influence in world affairs. Discrimination against Japanese in Pacific coast states and anger over failure to adopt racial equality in diplomacy feed resentment. Many Japanese believe Americans incited China to reveal treaties and caused anti-Japanese outbreaks in Korea.
The speaker argues that the United States seeks no extra concessions from Japan or other countries. Americans do not hate or fear the Japanese but want them to accept American standards and the right to maintain them in the United States.
The article credits industrial training in aeroplane factories during World War I for America's leadership in aircraft production. It notes rapid plant staffing, detailed process analysis, and training programs that enabled factories to meet wartime demands, with the United States training service publishing a model plan later adopted by other sectors including major auto plants.
Agricultural experiment stations across several states will host Wheatfield Days at their farms. Farmers can join personably guided tours, hear talks, and see demonstrations of advanced wheat-raising methods. The events aim to show benefits of new practices and foster learning among rural communities.
The chancellor says allied peace terms would create an enormous jail for 60 million Germans to labor for victors. The World notes strong anti saloon sentiment yet opposition to the dry amendment. The piece jokes about German leaders and trans Atlantic aviators and ends with a playful jab.
GLENROCK Wyo May 23 The force of 75 men now employed at the gravel beds of the Chicago and North Western railway company east of this place is to be increased to 200 to produce sufficient gravel ballast for truck relaying to Wyoming during the summer.
The report states that force will be the largest ever employed at the pits, marking a major escalation in operations. Details on location, date, and scope are not fully specified in the available text.
The Austrian peace terms are expected to be delivered to Austrian delegates in St Germain en Laye early next week, possibly Monday.
Sheriff Alonzo S. Roach of Platte County once critically ill with pneumonia is now convalescing in Wheatland Wyoming. After a period of illness workers have resumed plowing and the community notes his gradual recovery and return to health.
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