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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
3
Drop Freezone on a corn to numb the pain and loosen it. Then lift the corn away with fingers easily and without hurt. The ad promises instant relief and a painless removal.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph piece recalls classroom opinions on the word wife with playful student lines. An Indianapolis vignette follows a child wishing her doctor father were a policeman to end his loneliness, ending with a proverb about a scholar.
Frank Simonds analyzes the 1918 American troop mobilization, detailing how many have reached France, the size of the Allied and German forces, and the likely impact by mid August. He compares divisions, training, and strategic balance, projecting how U.S. manpower will tip the war and the likely outcome of subsequent German offensives.
Farmers new to sheep face risks from stomach worms in lambs. Warm weather hatches eggs in pastures, causing droopy, dull lambs with poor appetite and swelling under the jaw. Prevention includes fresh pastures, frequent changes, and tobacco stems. drenching remains the only proven cure.
The Italian army embraces baseball and football to train troops and lift morale. General Pennella lauds Gazetta dello Sport for funding balls and prizes to stimulate competition among units, noting trench lull periods require morale-boosting recreation for both soldiers and civilians.
London report notes Sir Auckland Geddes answers a correspondent who complained about conscription and the 18 pence day levy. Geddes defends the program, mentions his wartime service at various fronts, and asserts reserves in France and ongoing civilian roles. He also recalls service in the South Africa conflict.
American troops on the Marne east of Chateau-Thierry pushed the Germans back and cooperated with French forces to clear the south bank from Conde wood to La Chapelle-Monthodon. A lone American platoon hid in a Mezy te cellar as German attackers surged, then joined a counter attack that drove the enemy back to the river. German morale fell and prisoners described heavy losses as American efforts were praised by French command. General Pershing later reported annihilation of a German battalion on July 15 during a counter attack on the Marne.
London dispatch notes Allied intelligence tracked a major German drive this year and prevented surprise by foreknowledge of front lines. Despite elaborate preparations and American participation, German objectives failed with costly penetrations and no shift in the main battle. Authorities deem the effort an inglorious defeat and a costly but incomplete German advance.
London reports British aviator shot down eight enemy airplanes Monday near One One own nee ministry says. Successful bombing operations were carried out at various points.
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