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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
7
Winter evenings are quiet and some avoid movies. Some read libraries and write letters but struggle with spelling. Spelling contests in Indiana sparked county and state matches, improving classroom spelling and fostering pride in accuracy.
A Canadian officer badly shattered his left elbow chose a stiff straight joint over a weaker bent one. He arranged with his tailor to lower the pocket so he could reach it by hunching his shoulder, allowing him to use a hunting rifle and a billiard cue.
The fragment recounts a soldier’s misfit day on assigning roles with a sergeant confusing tasks. A bookkeeper is identified, followed by another job as an electrician. The narrative touches on a unit numbered thirteen and events around a thirteenth day with mention of deployment to France during World War I.
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Recruiting officers report a May 14 telegram announcing enlistments for special limited service in France. Eligible men aged 18 to 35 may join to relieve troops overseas, proceed to Quantico, and be discharged upon return to the United States. Local posts and postmasters can aid logistics if no station exists.
The piece reflects on past attitudes toward heavy air tech and pilots. It notes how earlier generations mocked aviation pioneers like Langley and the Wright brothers, comparing early workers to fools and cranks. It mentions vast investments in aviation fortunes and the role of the Loulevilie Courter-Journal.
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