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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
4
The passage argues educators wield a power to provoke fear as a weapon. It warns that evil cannot defeat those who rely on love, faith, and lack of fear. It suggests that fear dissolves when good remains steadfast and that teachers' methods should avoid inciting fear in students.
The note explains Pope Gregory XIII's calendar reform and its global adoption. It cites the shift when ten days were dropped and October 4 became October 16, with England adopting it in 1752. It mentions a person born in 1792 aging twenty at adoption, with birthdays moving from February 15 to February 22 thereafter.
Notice of sale of an estray horse at the Johnshire Ranch near Elie on the 20th of February 1918 at 11 a.m. The owner must claim the animal before February 25 1918. Issued by the Wyoming Live Stock Commission under Chapter 12.
The Art World Magazine argues that artists should study public taste and aim to captivate the masses. It contends true genius honors humanity by tapping into the race’s feelings and delivering noble forms that express the common longing.
A description of European market culture contrasts with American habits. Toulon markets open daily from seven to noon, with upper class housewives visiting around 10 am and shoppers carrying cloth bags as a sign of independence. Stalls run by women sell vegetables, mushrooms, snails, meat cuts, herbs, flowers, and poultry, while a late morning to noon rush leads to deep discounts on perishables for the poorer classes.
Describes the Afrikaans veldt as a vast silent plain with kopjes and gullies, its endless monotony testing travelers and settlers. Notes isolation, limited sound and color, distant rail lines, occasional farms, and the harsh inner endurance required of veldt dwellers.
National Geographic notes the mongoose was introduced to tropical islands to control rats and ha pest populations. On a Puerto Rico sugar plantation twenty five thousand rats were killed in under a month. In Jamaica efforts to suppress pests via mongoose led to a second introduction. The mongoose forced rats to seek treetop refuge and adopt arboreal habits, complicating poultry protection.
A medical debate centers on replacing Twilight Sleep with nitrous oxide and oxygen gas for childbirth. Proponents claim the new method offers safer outcomes, while opponents warn of dangers and loss of patient control.
The church lists Holy Communion and Morning Prayer with sermons each Sunday at 11:00. Services include Prayer and Sermon every Sunday and special Sunday Selections. Reverend Mf. Naan serves as rector.
Frank Croker of Pana Illinois writes that his five year old son suffered a severe cold with violent coughing spells. After trying other medicines to no avail a neighbor advised Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The first dose helped and he continued use until the child was cured. Obtainable everywhere.
The article outlines Japanese chopstick etiquette from proper use with rice and bowls to drinking style and after meals. It notes that in public inns new thin chopsticks are provided in paper envelopes stamped with Japanese characters for hotel or firm publicity.
fragmented OCR text discusses misquoted Bible line about writing the vision on tablets. mentions Habakkuk and Heaven Trout TVL with unclear wording and garbled phrases. lacks coherent news event or identifiable person or organization.
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