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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
2
Wife credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after long illness and helping them have a child. The testimonial urges women with functional disorders to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A satirical piece from the Indianapolis News describes a boarding house scene where a Republican husband and a Democrat wife debate morning ham versus baked chicken, touching on class and politics as poor residents face harsh realities. A traveling salesman and maid comment on meals amid poverty and political tension.
Two carp weighing 16 pounds and 14 pounds five ounces were caught at Cheshunt Reservoir England by I James and W Baines members of Red Splaner Angling Coelely.
A brief satirical exchange features a character asking about Ukraine and another replying that they avoid head ache remedies, delivering a dry, witty remark. The snippet hints at light political or social commentary within a humorous frame.
The report notes three million German troops with horses and encumbrances withdrawing toward the Rhine from Belgium and northern France in an orderly retreat. Parla American forces cross into Prussia at daylight and occupy Treves as a key city. General Pershing observers near Treves with Preston Brown as military governor and Flurry A. Smith ahead of civil affairs.
The British steamship Mauretania arrived in Gravesend bay Sunday night with several thousand American air service troops and casuals aboard. Reported rough seas included four storms and high waves that forced cabin clerks to stop typing as their equipment was tossed about.
Major Willard D. Straight a New York financier and diplomat died Sunday night after pneumonia. He had been detailed by Colonel E. M. House to take duties with the House mission as soon as hostilities ceased. He began work several days before his illness.
Social workers from across the United States gathered to address demobilization issues. They adopted a resolution urging the government to avoid the evils of the pension system and prevent widespread poverty among veterans. They also called for expanded social insurance and workers compensation laws.
Captain Joseph Raphael De Lamar financier and mine owner dies Sunday at Roosevelt hospital from pneumonia after an operation. He served as president of the Dame Mines company, vice president of the International Nickel company and as a director in several other corporations.
Anthracite mining resumes at larger scale as workers return from munition plants due to higher wages. Hundreds of miners previously idle are ready to restart work after fluence events disrupted the region.
The King of Wuerttemberg abdicates following the German emperor's example. Lie renounces the crown in his own name without naming an heir apparent in his declaration.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a premier kidney, liver, and bladder remedy. It claims broad healing effects from a mild vegetable compound and encourages readers to start treatment now. Sample bottle offered by mail with a ten cent request.
Louis Raemaekers visited the British front in Flanders when a frontline trench toll was under bombardment. He attempted a calm pose beside a Tommy, confessing it was hard to hide the urge to burrow into the trench, a moment echoed by a nearby soldier who quips about ducking in khaki.
An African American soldier, slightly wounded, waits by the road for transport to a field hospital. A fellow soldier asks for a report on the fight, and the first responder describes being shot while climbing over barbed wire amid the ongoing battle in France.
An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a internal remedy that cleanses the blood and treats mucous surfaces. It claims the medicine blends tonics with blood purifiers and cites testimonials from Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
An aged Birmingham Age-Herald quip about Mrs Glippers and a jokey remark on conversation habits. A brief lead mentions cutting him short and a don’t worry club. A note suggests shorter baker hours might not shorten pie crust.
A Courier-Journal line hints at a man praised for a life saving act but then retreating from public praise. The excerpt frames a tension between heroism and personal reluctance in a Louisville context.
A prominent Indianapolis broker tried to punish his child with a spanking but was surprised when the boy struck back and calmly replied that he started it. The exchange highlights a child’s quick wit in a domestic moment.
A short excerpt recalls a suffragist asking a jailer if he would go to jail for a principle. The speaker, a hobo, recounts an unsuccessful experiment where the jailer forced work.
Dandruff relief advice suggests rubbing Cuticura Ointment into the scalp and shampooing with Cuticura Soap. Free samples available from Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Also promoting Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver bowels and stomach. Ad copy ends with tips on work and cleanliness.
For centuries the Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules promise relief for backache, kidney and bladder troubles, and related organ ailments. The ad claims quick cleansing of kidneys, blood purification, and potential disease prevention with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a few days.
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