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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
3
In a state of lnsitude or exhaustion, women at Beaver fail to take this established remedy. The report notes fatigue and advisory urging adherence to the medicine to combat weakness and improve health.
Archbishop Mercier of Ma lines Belgium remained steadfast despite German occupation. A January pastoral letter urged faith and aid to churches hospitals charities, noting ruin of institutions and displacement, while calling Belgians to endure and keep hope alive in defense of homeland.
An undated clipped excerpt shows a heated remark about feeding Crown Prince Wilhelm and Germans, disputing white bread with lumpy sausage and other meat substitutes. The garbled text hints at wartime shortages and social tensions over simple meals.
A reflection on December 25 as a legacy from sun worship and winter solstice celebrations. It traces Yule origins from Thor and mistletoe rites to modern community trees, cards, and festive charity, noting varying attitudes toward Christmas gifts and the holiday spirit.
A pilgrim named Yefim travels to Jerusalem driven by duty rather than fame. He helps the starving, buys food, fetches water, splits wood, and nurses the sick, then returns home to daily service after losing his funds. He sees holy sites but finds true vision in faith and the belief that God bids everyone to do their duty till death.
The readable portion references Christ and a baby, with garbled phrasing about hearts, war and planting in a cryptic religious context. Names, dates, or concrete locations are not recoverable from the fragment. The passage appears as a damaged OCR snippet.
Harold J. Rhepstote recalls a violent Christmas scene at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. Turkish guards watch the holy site as rival sects contend over cleaning duties and the proper rites. In 1918 two sects clashed when a governor ruled which group could sweep a church section leading to brawling among priests.
The piece surveys Christmas traditions in various lands. It notes children in Russel Thaly and Spain worship on Christmas Day and receive gifts January 6, describes French Epiphany celebrations with a cut king cake, and mentions morning church services in Norway Sweden. It also references German Christmas trees, Dutch Eve practices, and shepherds at Christmastide with carols of peace.
Trusted remedy claim for kidney and liver support. The ad promotes Swamp Root as a strengthening tonic used for years, urging readers to try it now or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr. Jimer & Co. in Binghamton New York, with note of the newspaper.
A southern Indiana jury acquitted a murder suspect after defense lawyers White and Black used dramatic testimony and handkerchief theatrics. A witness pressed jurors on the verdict, but one juror recalled an oft repeated assertion that Mr White said the prisoner was not guilty.
Nothing better than Cuticara Soap daily and Ointment as needed to make the complexion clear scalp clean and hands soft and white. For free samples address Cuticara Dept. X Boeton. Sold by druggists and by mail Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 60c Adv.
In a gosce nt command scene Autostat and Diplomat, William shouts for the errant feet to be removed from the table. Margret replies with sharp surprise and questions the order. He responds softly, declaring only she may speak to him thus, then moves to obey.
A Loyton Chronicle anecdote recalls a king demanding truth while the Jester quickly kisses him to dodge the prompt. The monarch erupts in fury, suspecting an insult, but the jester fudges the moment by claiming the kiss was for the queen.
A fragile exchange unfolds as Tony’s mother recalls seeking help to find him during a rainy day. Johnny,Awaiting a visitor, asks a simple question about departure and softly tells Kerry she must go, revealing a restrained moment of farewell.
An excerpt from the Louisville Courier Journal features colorful banter about enthusiasm for projects and planning, with lines about counting chickens and a casual exchange on future outcomes reflecting lively newspaper dialogue.
A garbled clipping features shattered quotes about wives cooking and roasting kitchen help. It references Curdey of Boston claiming converted religious ideas steered Germany into war and mentions an odd line about Dickery and a loaded object.
An old advertisement urges use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to relieve backache, urinary pain, and signs of kidney issues. It promises rapid relief within 24 hours, urges ongoing use for prevention, and offers money back if ineffective.
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