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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
5
Jno Bleumke Jr of Chicago says lumbago and kidney troubles left him weakened and bedridden. After using Donn's Kidney Pills he recovered fully and felt one hundred percent better. He recommends Donn's to other kidney sufferers.
A four year old Mary cries for food club bread at the dinner table. Her mother Mrs M- an eager U S food club worker, uses substitutes and recently bought a bread stick to make corn bread crustier in pans.
An advertisement promotes ALLS CATARRH MEDICINE as a cure for nasal catarrh and acute catarrh claiming it cleanses the system and prevents recurrence. It states the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood with a $100 guarantee of cure and free testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It adds a closing remark about men seeking perfection.
Japan secures a contract to purchase army horses in Vermont, indicating military equine needs. The deal highlights cross border defense agreements and procurement details reaching regional suppliers.
President Wilson declares no armistice while Germany commits land and sea atrocities. He insists peace depends on allies and Allied military judgment, with guarantees preserving US and Allied supremacy. Secretary Lansing conveys the formal reply to Germany, stressing continued fighting and accountability.
Reports from the region describe a devastating forest fire on a weekend, with authorities confirming high casualties as residents scramble for safety and aid pours in from nearby towns.
Fragmentary report describes a Londoner named Aton holding a Nis captive on Raturidlay. The Rovitaie authorities note tense conditions as Has enemy forces move away from the town. Mole Mabeatia remains occupied by unknown factions.
Turkey's note urging peace with Uke Germany and Austria, seeking President Wilson's hand in restoration, was received October 14 at the state department. The unsigned communication was delivered by the Spanish ambassador as the text of the Turkish note, transmitted through Madrid on October 12.
Congressman Jacob E. B. Meeker dies in St Louis from Spanish influenza. He had married his private secretary Tuesday night after a brief battlefield of illness and was here campaigning for reelection in the Tenth district. He served two terms in the House as a Republican from St. Louis.
Washington health officials warn the influenza outbreak continues to spread among civilian populations as new cases rise across regions. Medical experts caution a peak may be near as the disease burden weighs on hospitals and military facilities.
The British freighter Port Philip was sunk in a collision with a United States vessel off Swinburne Bay on Wednesday fore. The Port Philip’s crew of fifty men were saved.
A Canadian powder plant was destroyed by a sequence of two explosions followed by a blaze on Monday. Several workers were killed and the plant’s facility and equipment suffered extensive damage.
British official and foe died recently from Spanish influence. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington with honors. The article notes the ceremony and mentions Maevelelintaneti in connection with the event.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Shae President Woh and a Monday event with an inner party and a reply from Gert. The readable text is limited to fragments about quarters and a reception, with no clear names or locations.
Fragmentary text mentions medals and individuals but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a readable news item.
An OCR derived catalog lists multiple war declarations by nations against others with dates from 1914 to 1917. It includes Austria against Serbia and Russia, Germany against Russia and France, Britain against Germany, Italy against Austria, and the United States against Germany among many others. The record shows numerous dates across Europe and beyond with inconsistent spellings and typos.
A telegraphic dispatch from Washington outlines the Emergency medical and nursing relief plan by the Public Health Service. It states mobilization of outside medical aid, Red Cross support on request, and district coordination with state and local health officers to meet epidemic needs.
Washington reports a death sentence from a military court martial for Sander Maki a recruit with the third depot brigade convicted of refusing to wear a uniform. The sentence was commuted to life imprisonment with hard labor for 20 years or as stated.
Ten people associated with the Wye City manufacting firm were arrested on a charge related to compliance violations. The group included Oliver and ten others, all taken into custody during a broader investigation into workplace conduct and alleged deception.
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