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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
7
Advertisement claims a lemon juice based skin whitening lotion made from two lemons and three ounces of white substance, to be strained and bottled for months of use on face neck and hands. Includes a church anecdote about a bishop and Robby as a short inserted story.
An advertisement touts Boschee’s German Syrup as a cure for coughs sore throats and lung inflammation. It promises easier morning expectoration and boosts general health by aiding nature. Includes testimonials and a wives motto about cheerfulness.
Reports from Allied headquarters say British lines held firm after the German surge on the western front. Haig notes renewed fighting near Arras, Cambrige, and the Somme region with British forces reclaiming ground from German positions.
British and German forces fought amid hazy weather around March 25 as German troops attacked toward British lines near Doinies and Croeteles. German prisoners report heavy shelling and casualties while British defenses held the first and second lines with substantial fighting. at least 26,000 men identified, nineteen divisions engaged.
British forces in France engage in hand to hand fighting with German troops near Cambrai and along the Oise and Sambre fronts. Reports describe intense close quarters combat, continuous shelling, and the Germans attempting to break the Allied line as the battle lines shift on a wide front.
The report describes Senate inquiries into casualty details amid ongoing Western Front fighting. German and British official communiques relay artillery activity, trench battles, and troop movements near Verdun and along the Aisne front as Allied forces face sustained bombardment and counterattacks.
A British man of war is reported to have caused a deadly crash with sixteen deaths. Names and positions of several sailors and stokers are listed as missing or injured, including Jim A Johnston and F Nelson, with crews from Towton and Norfolk among those affected.
A crash near Port Worth Texas yesterday afternoon claimed the life of Cadet W. Arabein of the American Free Force. He reportedly broke from formation at 4000 feet and plunged to the ground. The incident occurred during a routine flight with other cadets from New York City.
The notice announces Col Prosk K Harris of URA appointed as commandant at Fort Winfield Boott. It states Harris will also serve as adjutant of the central department. The report notes the formal change in command authority and staffing at the fort.
The fragmentary text presents mixed garbled phrases about Hawaiian islands and a man who never gives up, with stray references to Shakespeare and scattered, nonsensical lines. It reads as OCR noise from a historic page with no coherent event or clear individuals.
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