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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
2
Skinner's Macaroni Ad Promotes Healthy Children
A vintage advertisement touts Skinner’s Macaroni and Spaghetti as tasty and nutritious for children. It claims strong bones and muscles, calm nerves, and economical value, inviting mothers to request a free beauty book by writing to Skinner Milling Co. in Omaha, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Skinner Mtg. Co
Revivalist Question Sparks Lively Crowd
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph snippet recalls a revival meeting where an evangelist says no one is perfect. A tall, thin man asks about a perfect woman. a woman replies she has heard much about one from her husband's first wife, triggering quiet laughter amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitever Mayen Peri Amu
Amin
Wadam
Dusband
Pittsburgh
Few Now Care to Walk With Automobiles in Use
The article argues that widespread automobile use makes walking for pleasure or health nearly impossible. It notes that strolling outdoors is largely replaced by short, sheltering dashes to trolley cars, turning walking into a source of annoyance rather than recreation.
Dont Be Envious Crush Envy From Your Heart
A reflective admonition urges readers to cast envy from the heart. It notes that those free from jealousy feel the least pangs when others prosper, while observers in envy experience the sharpest discomfort at others success. The piece counsels restraint and moral discipline in social comparisons.
Diplomacy and Economics in Kalekor Discourse
Kalekor asks what ails the state as Bocker notes rising costs. The exchange highlights stubborn inflation and pricey imports, with Lady fingers cited as a symbol of widespread financial strain. Authorities face pressure to address shortages and lingering economic tension.
Space Miscellany From Intermountain News
A collage of brief items reports crimes, politics, and global events. It notes a Colorado farmer finding his children dead and his wife injured, Utah and Wyoming political moves, a murder case in Philadelphia, and shifts in war and foreign affairs as World War I dominates headlines.
Russians Press Riga Front in World War I Drive
Berlin reports German forces push east from Transylvania into Moldavia with advance to the Putna river while Mackensen drives north toward Moldavia. Prisoners and weapons count rise as Petrograd notes Russian withdrawals along the Putna and Sereth lines. Fighting persists around Riga with island recapture on the Dvina and ongoing patrol engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roumania
Berlin
Moldavia
Transylvania Alps
von Mackensen
Putna
Petrograd
Sereth
Kasaiia
Ans
Oltux
Rekoza
Suchitza
Russia
Riga
Friedrich Stadt
Mitau-Olal
Dvina
Mloukat
Lake Babit
Thousands die on trail as refugees flee across borders
Refugees from Roumania perish along roads in Bessarabia under orders from the Russian government preventing stay in Bennarabis. Many lack wagons and forced marches in severe weather kill thousands of women children and old men. Men aged 16 to 60 are detained for army service and driven to combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Roumania
Bessarabia
Roumants 9
Serbia
Bennarabis
Suffragists Threaten White House Protests
Washington women activists after another appeal to President Wilson for the Susan B Anthony amendment announce plans to disrupt White House access with sentinel devices and a petitioning campaign. They pledge funds for the silent went campaign and aim to force entry or exit obstacles at the executive residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sufragista
Wilson
Pickle
White House
Congressional Union
Munitions Plant Destroyed Near Kingsland New Jersey
A Cana dian Car and Foundry plant about half a mile east of Kingsland New Jersey, stored hundreds of thousands of shells for the Russian government, was destroyed by fire and an hour of explosions. No one was killed. Loss placed at 4 million dollars. Greece Indorses II Mote Athens The Greek government official reply to President Wilson peace note was delivered to American minister Garrett Droppers in Athens expressing hearty support for peace. Considers Gerard's Speech Warning laid on Manchester Guardian In his Horilo speech commentary the Guardian notes the warning to Germany. Japan in Economic Alliance London The Foreign Office announces Japan officially joined the economic arrangement agreed byEntente representatives at the Paris conference.
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Harry Kendall Thaw
New York
Frederick Gump, Jr
City
Chrimas
Philadelphia
Hoaeball Players’ Fraternity
David Loults
Margaretta Washington
George Washington
Nebraska Senate
Cody
Nebraska
North Platte
George W. Hays
Arkansas
C. H. Brough
Board of Education
Chicago
Wile
Senate
B. J. Westlace
New Hampshire Infantry Regiment
Zapata
Texas
Alaska
Juneau
Theodore Kanenvelt
Frankfurt
Our Hawef
California
Federal
Sulirin de Enjiia Waforewminat
Drwghoa’” Practitane We
Kaw
Ohba Bolantine
Juliak
Canadian Car 8
Kingsland
Noo
Helal
Mur Eon
Southern Department
San Antonio
Terns
Frederick L Small
Boston
Plorence A. Small
Washington
Wilson
White House
Wayne MacVeagh
Garfeld
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Winthrop M. Daniola
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury Department
Paul Ritter
United States
John R. Jellicoe
London
Kutel Amara
Tigris
Mesopotamia
Greece
Reuter
Athens
Corfu
China
Russia
Kanhu
Sinidang
Turkestan
Alexander Trepoff
Count Ignatieff
Francisco Villa
Curtanga
Dimenes and
Canadian Car & Foundry Company
N. J
Indorses II. & Mote
Garrett Droppera
Gerard
The
Manchester Guardian
Horilo
Kthe
Germany
Japan
Foreign Office
House backs free seeds program amid district funding
By a vote of 44 to 12 the chamber approved a free garden seed distribution plan. The measure funds an appropriation totaling 149000 dollars to support the project and its rollout in the district amid ongoing agricultural aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel
Cascarets promise relief from biliousness and headaches
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser to cure biliousness fatigue and headaches. It claims the medicine cleanses the stomach, removes sour undigested food and poisons, reduces bile, and promotes regular bowels overnight with a 10 cent box. A second fragment shows a child joke about a finger injury.
American eagle and beagle echoed in Louisville Courier-Journal
A line from the Louisville Courier-Journal contrasts national symbols with a playful deviation, noting breeding and patriotism in a quip about the American eagle and the American beagle, reflecting a tongue in cheek commentary on national identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dandruff remedy promises hair revival in ad pitch
An advertisement touts Dandeline for 25 cents claiming it cures dandruff and restores hair life luster softness and fullness after a few weeks. The copy warns dandruff harms hair and mentions noticeable new growth and downy hairs across the scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton’s
The Lady and the Dishrag Demotion in Satirical Verse
A satirical piece mocks a woman’s self depiction as a dishrag, arguing she should not degrade herself to such a level. It laments the rag’s imagined fall from a cherished domestic icon to utter social abandonment, contrasting past glamour with present neglect and gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zim
Cartoons Magazine
Esparto shoes endure 25 years in Iberia and Portugal
Esparte shoes, famed for toughness, wear for decades in Iberia and Portugal. Leather shoes lose to esparto in longevity as interstices trap stones, keeping footwear durable. One pair reportedly outlasts dam tanned hides, showcasing remarkable endurance amid harsh wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iberia
Porta
Portugal
The Verentiia Manchurian Farmer Mystery
In Manchuria the farmer appears to transform into a bandit after harvest, a magical change that shifts with the season. Some villagers wear many hats as they adapt roles from pundit to merchant to magistrate, illustrating fluid identities amid uneasy regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Aly
Alice Tindale
Honey in Jewish History and Biblical Symbolism
The article notes honey as the common sweetener among ancient Jews, valued in cooking and symbolizing fruitfulness. It cites Jeroboam's wife offering gifts to a prophet and references to honey given to followers to test authenticity. John the Baptist is described as preferring locusts and wild honey as his sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeroboam
John the Baptist
American fur industry drives heavy spending and output
The text notes Slety Millions for Fura and a 4m annual spending to satisfy a fur fixation. It states nearly all fare sold domestically is American made. It reports census returns: only 9 million in imports last year. It claims 1241 establishments employ 11,027 workers producing over 850 million in annual output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilady
Fury
Bureau of the Census
Misread Fragments Signal Lost Umbrella Tale
A garbled OCR passage recounts Channcey Mitchell Depew chasing an umbrella and a spotted hog tale. The text is incoherent with broken phrases about a dog, a dealer, and a failed search, yielding no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channcey Mitchell Depew
Lories
Tye
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