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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
5
An ad style notice touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for weak kidneys and bladder issues. It claims kidney improvement and urges readers to test the product with a trial bottle, noting endorsements and a home delivery offer. A second fragment recounts a humorous scene of a boy and his mother seeking medicine and money for a purchase.
Reports from Hollgad state illicit ingenuity in stealing provisions has surged as private parties pose as inspectors under the distribution law to seize available rations. European factories produce about 14 million pounds of artificial butter weekly, while a new building was planned in November.
Washington reports that German authorities suspended the central powers Bolshevik talks after Russia urged resuming at Stockholm rather than Brest Litovsk. Berlin rulers fear British French and American diplomacy in Stockholm would derail progress while Brest Litovsk remained the German position.
London reports freezing temperatures gripping the front with many roads impassable to cars. Germans conduct raids along various sections while artillery blasts continue, signaling ongoing conflict. Despite active bombardment and fighting, overall conditions remain quiet apart from shelling and occasional air activity.
A writer cites the Board of Trade as a vast yet inactive body led by a president and many members including the Archbishop of Canterbury. Despite legal rights to discuss trade and shape policy, no meetings are held and decisions are announced post hoc. The piece extends the critique to education authorities, noting similar unheld meetings and ministerial titles that never convene.
In Washington a fashionable pair discuss the city’s rent boom. Wealthy renters have moved in, paying fabulous rates for furnished houses. One woman hints at leverage when her lease ends using a sharp joke about “ordinary wear and tear.”
Italian airmen defended Padua by forming an aerial cordon before moonrise forcing enemy planes to divert toward Mestre Buscann and Castelfrance. The raid yielded casualties for the attackers while British aviators engage with diligence as air operations continue.
Osage county rancher Willaw Eas Joy was held by a federal grand jury after testifying he hired a stringer to plant quarts of nitro glycerine along his land. He sought to complete a run to of new inl, hoping the work would net him damages of zero dollars.
Maurice Brande Sean, minister to Denmark, in Washington states that despite Hun pressure, Scandinavian nations remain pro allied. He notes unity with Denmark and Norway and urges coordinated action against aggression.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic election scene with mentions of share distribution costs per capita and reactions during the day. Several garbled names and places appear, alongside references to timing and political actions. Content is unclear and partially unreadable.
A traveler sends a check for 240 dollars to Southern Pacific in San Francisco, claiming six years ago he confessed to passing a boy under a railway coach. He writes the Bible teaches owing nothing, and says he owes the company for the 60 mile trip his boy allegedly took without consent. Conductors now tighten procedures and monitor seating more closely.
Irene's mother lies ill as sympathetic visitors crowd the room. The child stood by and, unable to bear neglect, raised her hand and pretended to inspect an injury, declaring with reproach that someone looked at her and she dove sore Ginger.
A fragment describes Vellad arranging a short stay at a farmhouse to enjoy nearby scenery. The exchange hints at mountains as the notable landscape feature, with the county setting implied by a rural locale. The text is incomplete but centers on a brief visit and the simple, rugged surroundings.
Reading fragment asks what is that heavy wire for the films sheets. Missing context prevents clear meaning. no identifiable event, date, or names to ground a full news item.
The article notes priority of choosing a pure bred stallion to improve offspring. It warns scrubs and low service fees indicate infertility risk, urging breeders to favor breed conformity and proven merit over cost savings. Strong entities include breeders, stallions, and pure breeding standards.
An old French trial fed sheep hay straw potatoes and beans for 184 days in three groups: no salt, half an ounce daily, or three quarters ounce daily. The half ounce group gained 4 percent more weight than no salt and 14 percent more than the high salt group, while the salt ration improved wool weight by 1 percent and fleece quality and texture notably.
The bulletin notes the U S war effort using over a million horses and mules in 18 months, equating to one horse per twenty in the nation. It cites sagging breeding before the war, then predicts continued high prices for years, urging action to breed more mares to foal, with South Carolina facing a deficit of foaling mares.
The text advises farmers to replace worn work mules with horses while keeping a sufficient number to handle remaining tasks. It emphasizes bread, strong draft animals, and registered stock of good breeding, sound conformation, and acceptable weight.
A breeder with 16 to 20 brood sows needs both stationary and portable farrowing houses. The portable type is common, with peas on each side and a four foot midline for space. Ensure at least 10 by 1 feet with adequate stall space on the sow side for exercise and shelter.
A presidential proclamation seeks to curb arsenic use in insect control amid nationwide food safety concerns. The executive order directs the industry to limit arsenical insecticides while farmers grapple with eroding crop protection and rising costs. The move hints at broader regulatory action and potential shortages for growers facing pest pressures.
A testimonial style piece urges readers to heed early warning signs of kidney and urinary tract distress and try Anvueric Tablets double strength from Dr. Pierce. It advises exercise, light meat, ample water, and regular use to avert conditions like rheumatism and stone. It cites Buffalo, N C as a source and emphasizes trial offers to neighbors.
To compute motor horsepower from current use direct current: multiply volts by amperes and divide by 746. For alternating current include the power factor in the calculation. Some meters provide power factor, others measure volts or amperes.
A damaged fragment describes catarrhal deafness and a claimed universal remedy. It mentions inflammation, partial hearing loss, and a supposed way to cure when the ear opens, with scattered, uncertain details about locations and names.
A Washington scene reports a woman knitting in the Senate chamber drawing a prompt rebuke. The episode contrasts with the House where knitting is allowed, provoking remarks on senatorial dignity and decorum.
A Popular Science Monthly note links monkey prices to European conflict and global supply disruption. High costs arise from food and shipping shortages, with demand from researchers like the Washington public health service increasing. The article cites a 18 dollar cost for a pair as an example of rising prices.
The ad claims Howchee’s German Syrup has been valued for fakeone years across the United States for coughs throat irritation and laryngeal trouble. It promises a good night’s rest easy morning expectoration and natural healing, with bottles priced at RO and 00 cent.
unclear OCR text mentioning Kaiser and war era figures Von Madenburg and Von Cudendorff, references to vegetable soup and sugar produced in Paraguay, and scattered phrases about Paraguay and Peqilewinenta.
An early advertisement promotes Dr. Piety on tonics and tonics for women, claiming to restore vitality, improve nerves, and cure ailments related to women’s health. It touts Mispebeaches and Daina as aids, and promotes Tab on cer tablets and Pleasant Yala herbal mix as remedies.
France faces a timber shortage after World War I as forest destruction and high needs for barracks and roads create a deficit of about 1,000,000 cubic feet annually. Across fronts, woodcutters’ axes work to source timber from the North Sea to the Swiss frontier while demand climbs by 7,000,000 cubic feet yearly during and after the war. Experts cite transport and forest exploitation as key issues and name regions with virgin timber reserves that could help supply France.
In Coventry England a fleet of army aircraft dropped leaflets urging strikers to return to work. A naval air service chaplain from Brance Hew spoke to Coventry front line men urging an end to the walkout. The strike was settled the next day. St Paul expands toymaking to Belleville Michigan and ends Germain in school styles.
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