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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1918
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as a miraculous corn treatment. It claims fast, painless relief with a tiny bottle sold by druggists, promising removal of hard and soft corns without soreness or irritation. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius and urges immediate use.
The Kansas City Star quotes a sharp exchange with Mr. Peaster and Festus Pester. The babble hints at political investigations and the line about a bucket of whitewash accompanying such inquiries.
A 1900s style ad extols rigor and nerve for soldiers then promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and nerve tonic. It recommends a spring health routine with May apple laxative pellets to cleanse the system and improve vitality.
An article argues the cinch bug Hessian fly and army worm are allied with Germany, threatening U.S. crops. It calls for state entomologists and citizen coordination to protect corn, wheat, and oats, detailing barrier methods, plowing, furrows, and cooperative campaigns to prevent food losses and economic damage.
The Dead Sea lies in southeast Palestine near Sodom with no outlet, fed by the Jordan and other streams. The coast shows salt crusts, and the nearby Udaium ridge marks the Salt Rock area. A plant on the shore yields the Apple of Sodom, beautiful outside yet bitter inside and filled with dust when mature. The sea level is 1292 feet below the Mediterranean, with 24 to 28 percent salts and high buoyancy.
Christian Girl, president of Standard Parts Co. in Cleveland, argues in American Magazine that youth harms financing and leadership credibility. She says bankers discount proposals from young leaders and workers respond better to bosses who appear mature and experienced.
According to Professor Donaldson estimates, the human brain contains about 11.2 billion nerve cells. The study analyzes how these cells and their groups relate to the five brain divisions and their functions, with several scientists involved.
A historical quotation extols agriculture as the foremost science guiding civilization. The speaker, James A. Garfeld, emphasizes agriculture as the root of life and societal advancement.
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