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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1918
Page
5
Vignettes show daily city life in tense odds with language and age. A rough twelve year old shuffles into a drug store and demands bonnella for his sister in a sanctuary container. A book agent confronts a wary shopper with a joke about vampire lore and aging.
The ad states dandruff and dry scalp cause early baldness and promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as remedies. It instructs rubbing the Ointment into the scalp and finishing with hot Cuticura Soap shampoo. Free samples offered by mail or at Boston Dept X, prices Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Ad ends with a proverb about speed and belief.
One hundred I W W leaders including William D Haywood were found guilty on four counts of conspiracy to disrupt the war program. Punishments include minimum 27 years and a $10 000 fine each. Judge Lanolis dropped the postal conspiracy count. Closing arguments spanned about two hours.
Washington reports that President Carranza moved to modify the July 31 oil decree, canceling provisions that would seize undeveloped oil lands for noncompliance and reduce tensions with Mexico and the United States and its Entente allies.
A letter from H. H. Tomkin Jr. of the food administration in Denver to Senator Hitchcock warns the western and southwestern livestock breeding sector faces a 40 to 50 percent decline this fall. The note also says borrowing money for breeding cattle will be practically impossible.
A U S congressional committee members including James Benjamin Aswell Alvin Burkley Marvin Jones Milton H Well ing James H Mays and Charles Hiram Randall arrived Saturday en route to the western theatre of the war as they tour allied countries.
Six persons died in Iowa railroad wrecks on Saturday. Three Illinois Central trainmen perished when a bridge near Julien collapsed. In a separate collision on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line near Chariton one trainman and two stockmen were killed.
New York Puck, a leading pioneer color weekly once printed in German then English, has suspended publication. The announcement, dated Monday, cites ownership changes under William R. Hearst in recent months.
London rules refuse brewers request for larger barley allotment for beer. Central News reports no change to permitted amount despite brewer demands.
A young husband tor after marriage avoids the downtown scene and instead keeps evenings at home. He phones his wife who misreads the call planning a dinner then a covert paint spree. She reveals no one is home at their house. The Enquirer notes a homebound shift in behavior.
In a sickroom dialogue a convalescent-nurse confesses love while a seasoned nurse notes the man will recover. A Jolly frequently handles tasks the doctor would bill for, and the new nurse abandons attempts to imitate an older nurse.
The Philadelphia Telegraph recounts a flirtatious exchange between John Henry and Edith on a veranda, with humor about courage and consequences. The piece ends noting advice to “put your best foot upward” and remarks on coeducation transforming colleges into match factories.
Miss Fio Kelly of 476 So 14th St Newark reports recovery from nervous breakdown after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She sought help after daily aches and inability to work and credits the remedy for addressing the root cause and restoring health.
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