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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
3
Newark woman under physician care for years seeks relief from nervousness. The notice cites a remedy involving E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a potential solution. A friend references work trials and the search for normal health through prescribed treatment.
An army correspondent describes the nerve-testing drills of British air corps chasing pilots at the front. Candidates endure maneuvers like vertical climbs, tail-first spins, and engines cut, then roaring to life, executing feats seen as miraculous by ground observers.
North of 20 four thirty p m the French have advanced on four miles along the 15 mile front between Tracy le Val and Sie Olsen since Saturday morning. They have also made progress southeast of Beu between Roye and Avrille Val is three miles oak and south of Ribecourt. Osly Courtril is four miles west of Soissons.
Paris reports General Mangin’s forces drive a wedge between Oise and Aisne as German positions near Noyon and Roye come under pressure. French troops take Bracquemont and Fendu woods, push toward Beuvraignes, and extend the Oise valley line. British and French actions threaten to force a retreat to Chemin des Dames with hundreds of prisoners.
The Tribune Bureau reports Washington Aug 21 representative Boer of North Dakota says nonpartisan league will back radical government action to end pecking trust domination. He argues the Big Five controls the foodstuff market harming livestock and production and calls for government takeover of key plants during the war with careful leadership selection.
Washington D C Aug 21 The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a nationwide cost of living inquiry. Six agents began in Baltimore visiting representative families to gather data on annual expenditures for food clothing housing fuel furniture and other items. Prices for July show mixed changes with beef down slightly and coffee down less than half a percent while fresh beef and chicken rise. The five year period to July 16 shows increases averaging 69 percent in major categories.
Parla August 20 The Germans began their final offensive operation prepared for a siege of Paris from 26 miles a range jetty parts pushed forward behind advancing armies with 0 foot guns firing shells three quarters of an inch as parts of their plan.
Hundreds killed and wounded in Petrograd food riots as workers clash with Lettish guards before Smolny Institute. Martial law proclaimed amid demand for German aid against Bolsheviks. Japanese troops land at Nikolaievsk to protect Allied citizens near the Amur river mouth.
South Dakota farmers organize to defend rights against mob pressure and oppose anti league forces. Gregory county shows a 300 member Nonpartisan League ready to vote or fight, while anti farmers retreat. Local officials warn goers to behave, and a mass meeting saw threats rather than action. Election expectations favor league or Republican candidates with 25 000 to 35 000 estimated state members.
Portland Ore Aug 20 Barely £000 in blue tramped over a carpet of rose petals as the annual Grand Parade opened. Veterans appreciated the novelty of rose greetings while pretty girls and sweethearts lined the route. The crowd wore smiles and reflected a sentiment the parade was nearing an end as plans looked toward larger celebrations.
Washington reports Lenine and Trotzky aboard a warship under German flag in Kronstadt ready to flee to Germany at the right moment. Stockholm dispatches claim Bolshevik leaders may not touch Russian soil without German protection and Petrograd rumored to be under a terror reign with 30,000 arrears mostly officers and mobile class citizens. Unrest at Warsaw with German patrols arresting suspected Polish army members and searches in Lomza and Plock. Entente troops in Archangel reportedly withdraw beyond Bolshevist artillery range. Soviets claim the Baikal tunnel on the Trans-Siberian railway was blown up by Soviet forces.
Washington August 21 Organized labor opposed the work or fight provision in the manpower bill and called the plan a covert labor conscription. Frank Morrison AFL warned it would brand union workers as slackers and aid profiteers. He urged arbitration and predicted the bill would reach the House quickly without the amendment.
Des Moines August 21 three calls for Iowa Class 1 men issued by Adjutant General Lasher. The first orders 5000 to entrain for Camp Dodge starting September 3. A second order drafts 600 for Fort Riley Kansas for the same period. A third calls 123 to report to Camp Dodge September 1 but held up as 1917 men were requested. no Black enlistees in the state.
Associated Press reports riots easing across Japan though north districts remain tense. In Sendai mobs burned houses. 30 homes burned in Taumiye prefecture. Tokyo police tighten control, theatres closed, rice stores requisitioned as officials note subsidence of disturbances.
Stockholm dispatch reports German war correspondents inspecting rifles from the 77th American regiment and finding shotguns with five buckshot cartridges. They claim use violates the Geneva Convention and note patrols behind lines may arm with such weapons, while condemning explosive and barbarous arms used by German troops.
Washington reports a forecast of renewed Austrian offensive on the Malham front according to Corriere D'Italia. The dispatch cites recent Swhe frontier changes and the German conference as basis for predicting a new German Austrian push to separate Albania from Germany, a note reflecting cautious military opinion.
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