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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
5
In Watertown this March a tour visits the Galen tavern, a building from 1740 once hosted George Washington as a guest during colonial era history noted by locals.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a contested event and references a person named Pete. The text is incomprehensible with broken phrases about a stolen something and an average man. No clear news event or recognizable entities are discernible.
A brief dialog notes doubt about "light leaf nights" and warns of dark possibilities. The lines present a cautious attitude toward the topic and hint at looming uncertainty. No additional context or names are provided.
An advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a cheap complexion lotion. It promises to fade tan and sunburn and whiten the skin with regular use, claiming quick, visible improvements at small cost.
French further advance on the Avre and across the plateau north of Autreches, capturing Frapelle and driving toward the Oise. American forces gain ground in Lorraine with heavy German losses and prisoners. General Pershing sends condolence to the Roosevelt family detailing Quentin Roosevelt’s brave death.
Leon Molis twenty six formerly connected with the Societe Poly technique Militaire of Paris was killed near Venice Beach when he stepped from an aircraft at an altitude of twenty five hundred feet. The aircraft was driven by Al Wilson a pilot at an aviation school at Ventew.
Treasury officials report few owners have converted from first and second Liberty bonds to third series bonds with higher interest. Conversion can be completed any time before November 1, but action now is urged to avoid a last week rush.
Governor Manning of South Carolina reports the birth of his fifth son amid ongoing expansion efforts. The ceremony included official salute and reception, reflecting local praise for the Manning family and their public service.
A Paria Air service between Parle and St Nuanhre opened Sunday with a distinguished gathering of ministers and government officials present for the inaugural departure.
Fragmentary report describes German units in France near Heuine territory with British actions along a ridge. It mentions the village of Oultermeen and a village mid, with fighting affecting Saxon divisions and Allied attempts to repel advances.
A wartime Thrift Stamp campaign in July 1918 sends a prominent citizen to a backwoods farming community to educate and sell stamps. A tall gaunt farmer interrupts with a pledge to sign up and defend their land, sons abroad, and nation’s ideals. The piece extols total war costs, government support for soldiers, and a unity of home front and battlefront.
A fragment discusses people overreaching and the trouble of not chewing fast enough. It laments that words are earthbound while ideas rise to heaven, echoing a quote attributed to Bamuel Jobim.
Dandruff with dry scalp often causes bald patches. Rub Cuticura Ointment into the scalp and follow with hot Cuticura Soap shampoo. For a free sample address Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 26 cents, Ointment 25 cents, and H0-Adv.
An officer at the San Francisco civic center rescued several dolls from a fountain after a girl tipped them in. Each doll bore a German mark, leading to the officer’s realization of a quip about a log as an amendment to the constitution.
A garbled local remark from Kaosat City Star quotes a prominent Arkinsax figure praising American troops as ferocious fighters against German forces. The fragment mentions pride in soldiers, racey street talk, and a chaotic scene of civilians and candy.
A London Times brief reports a sergeant at a recruiting station remarks that Benedict favors single men to avoid teaching them obedience, suggesting the army avoids training married men. The exchange highlights attitudes toward enlistment.
A Newark woman recounts recovery from nervous breakdown after two years of illness. She credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for addressing the root cause, restoring health, easing nervousness, and enabling her to perform ordinary work again.
The Kind reports a ridiculed claim that Saxony residents eat dog meat with a quip about it being a sausage. The remark illustrates wartime rumor culture and playful nationalism.
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