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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
10
An advertisement extols the benefits of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for vigor and stamina during spring. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets laxative for weekly cleansing of the intestines, urging readers to start a spring house cleaning to improve overall health.
Farm advocates stress birds as a financial asset for crop success. They argue birds provide tangible value beyond sentiment, influencing the success or failure of harvests.
A dubious health notice touts Swamp Root as a cure and claims many applications are declined. It mentions Elmer Co. of Binghamton New York offering sample bottles and urges readers to test the remedy, casting doubt on medical recognition of kidney problems.
An exchange turns on wit about marriage and practicality as a speaker notes marrying off five daughters. The brief dialogue hints at social expectations and rural life.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as quieting coughs soothing throat and lung inflammation and easing bronchial irritation for a good night's rest. It claims 52 years of American manufacture and usefulness in lung trouble asthma croup bronchitis and similar conditions with sale in civilized countries.
In court the defense questions whether the wounding occurred in heat of passion. The witness replies the prisoner struck the man in the jaw, not in a heat of passion. The exchange centers on intent and timing of the blow.
Advertisement text touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh through blood action. It asserts local applications useless and highlights tonics and人體 in its composition. The piece includes testimonials and mentions Cheney Co. as the parent company from Toledo.
A fragment shows Perdy asked if love is real while the speaker recalls a prior letter costing 86 cents to mail. The dialogue hints at intimate tension and the value of communication in a strained relationship.
A faded recipe describes a gray hair darkening preparation using water A on ef or Barbe Compan and glycerine with easy application. The text notes a simple mix at little cost and gradual darkening benefits. It also mentions a rocking chair on a circular base inverted for railroad cars.
President Wilson announced a major reorganization of the War Industries Board with Bernard M. Baruch of New York named chairman. The board gains power to control output and resolve priority deliveries to U S government and allies, aiming to eliminate internal competition and centralize supply decisions during the war.
A throng of government officials and employees witnessed the unfurling of the Third Liberty Loan honor flag at the south front of the Treasury Building. Moving picture crews filmed the ceremony as footage will be shown in 17,000 theatres.
French troops carried out a bold raid on the Verdun front east of the Meuse, penetrating German lines and taking 150 prisoners. The operation was described as defiant and successful by wartime correspondents.
Washington L. Nourse Jr of Boise Idaho a Princeton student serving with the American ambulance to France has been cited by the French government to receive the cross of war for valor in service.
Cadet Clarence J. Bremer of the Fourth provisional squadron Hilington Field was instantly killed when the airplane he rode as observer fell 300 feet. His home was in Chicago.
Amsterdam reports Germany has begun occupation of the Aland Islands to threaten Sweden and block the Bothnian Gulf. The action aims to pressure Scandinavia, control Finland, and isolate the Russian fleet in the Gulf of Finland, with Berlin declaring the Finns’ rescue as justification.
Washington requests Mexico to delay enforcement and revisit its February decree that raises taxes on oil producers and cancels leases since April 28, 2017. American and British operators protest that the new tax is confiscatory and hurts field operations.
The Department of Justice reminded unauthorised aliens that they remain subject to government control if they move residence from their registration district without written permission. The March 4 statement targets enemy aliens who registered under regulations and believed they could relocate freely.
The Eldorado hotel in Winnemucca Nevada was destroyed by fire on Tuesday causing an estimated loss of 200000 pounds. Insurance on the building covered part of the damage and three people were injured.
Washington. The house agriculture committee approved the principle of Representative Bauer's seed bill. The government would buy seeds for farmers with an appropriation cut from 50 million dollars to 10 million dollars.
Washington reports say General Pershing's forces are being moved to France on schedule. A substantial American army is in the trenches on the western front, with Baker predicting about a million U S troops in France during 1918. Ground conditions and winter mud will influence spring operations as both sides prepare for major offensives.
Washington announces oversubscription of the 500 million dollar treasury certificates of indebtedness. Subscriptions closed March 5. First 4 percent certificates issued to support the third Liberty loan, per Secretary McAdoo.
Dr Ernest M Hopkins, president of Dartmouth College, has taken the post of supervisor of industrial relations in the office of Major Genera Goethals acting quartermaster general.
Mike Victor J. De Wees of the Twenty-sixth company of the 164th brigade was killed almost instantly in a boxing match with Charles F. Swann, of the same company, at Camp Meade Wednesday night.
Mrs Georgie A Hundredmark of Omaha files for divorce from Ernest Hundredmark an allroad conductor accusing him of loyalty to Germany. The suit claims he is pro German and dis loyal amid marital troubles in Omaha Nebraska.
The War Department reports 51 fatalities at military aviation fields in training since June 1917 to February 22 1918 including 10 officers and 29 cadets with 12 deaths in crashes and ground accidents. It outlines fuel saving talks with industries, window glass limits, and efforts to prevent another coal shortage while expanding rifle and cartridge production across government and private plants.
War Department commission on training camp activities says divisional athletic directors with commissions will accompany their contingents to France. Boxing instructors will not be sent with the troops as the need for staff on this side is greater.
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