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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
8
A mixed set of phrases mentions marriage, reform, a man of high position, and looking for a worthy partner. The speaker jokes about marrying the father to reform him and considers a man in the moon as a potential match.
A Kasota Minnesota resident praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing weakness and neural pains. The testimonial claims the product restored energy and enables the author to resume daily work, asserting it is unparalleled for weak women.
The American oil tank steamship Gunfight was torpedoed off Bishop's light and Scilly Islands at noon Saturday. Of its crew of 63, 33 were saved, two drowned, and the captain died of heart failure. The ship was towed to Crow Sound and beached. The Europe and Fulgent also sunk by German submarines near Scilly and off Ireland, with crews rescued by local vessels.
Peking replies to Tokyo outlining concessions accepted and rejected, notably rejecting group 6. China also presented a list of further concessions to Japan, but Japanese minister Eki Hioki says the note falls far short of the twenty four demands. President Yuan Shikai conferred with his cabinet and advisers before the action.
Ottawa reports heavy Canadian casualties at Ypres with nearly 6000 affected including about 2000 missing. Among the missing are the 13th and 14th Montreal Highlanders each about 1000 strong. Official tally notes 700 killed and 300 wounded, over a quarter of the 21000 men in the division. No Highlander battalions were left behind at St Julien.
Rev. Sergius George Kostrometinoff, rector of 8. Mechael cathedral in Bitka Alaska, long associated with that church since 1886, died at a Seattle hospital on Saturday at age 68. Born in Sitka to Russian parents, he was among the last witnesses to Alaska’s transfer from Russia to the United States forty eight years ago.
The French war department reports that the great German gun which bombarded Duckirs from twenty three and a half miles was put out of action. It notes a French bombardment of one of the German forts in Mets in Lorraine.
Paria Germany rebutted recent French air raids on Friedrickhalen Sunday claiming defensive action. Reports indicate air force operations targeted strategic facilities with limited damage and no civilian casualties reported.
Readable text fragments suggest a topic about how some mothers instruct babies. The passage lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to identify a full news item.
Oakley Kentucky resident James McDaniel reports severe backache and kidney symptoms from overwork. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills from Dodd's Medicine Co with relief after medical treatment failed. Household hints and a free national anthem guide offered with the product. A satirical line about marital truth follows the ad.
The promotion touts Cuticura Cleansing Soap and Ointment to purify and heal the skin scalp hair and hands. Free samples by mail with a book offer. Address postcard Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere with an advisory note on lengthening nights.
In a terse exchange a mother questions what a not guilty verdict means as Willie explains he took cigarettes from Jimmie Jones to keep him from smoking. The dialogue hints at a juvenile case and family dynamics in a small-town courtroom.
An old advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years. It urges parents to ensure the product bears its signature and notes it is in use for both plants and children.
A clipped dialogue fragment shows a character pressed about elaborate alpine feats. The exchange hints at boasting and rivalry but lacks full context or clear events to confirm outcomes or identities.
An elderly man tries to appear younger to attract a wife much younger than himself. The notion of a surgeon's enthusiasm for removing a vermiform appendix is used as a playful, ironic comparison.
A bold claim promotes a DAISY FLY KILLER device as a solution to fly problems and disease. The message includes confusing lines about dealers and seasons without clear context or verifiable details.
In a brief exchange, Hie Price asks about the cost of a new gown, while the respondent notes only one strong emotion a cry. The fragment hints at social concerns over clothing expenses and emotional response.
A heated debate centers on whether Kuicker is neutral while Smith argues that the rocker intends to lynch the umpire. The scene unfolds on the bleachers with partisan voices clashing.
The text argues that revival primarily refers to reviving believers, not sinners. It likens spiritual deadness to physical death and stresses rekindling life within the church, suggesting even a small spark can ignite broader renewal.
A thoughtful musing notes that much of travel joy comes from discussing journeys with others who have not yet taken the trip. The piece emphasizes conversation as a key element of travel pleasure and social discovery.
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