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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
4
A lion attacked 38 year old Cahill in a Fort Lee cage as cameras rolled for a stage scene. Abbott, a stage carpenter, rushed in with an axe to subdue the beast after Cahill fought the lion while two others restrained the animal. Cahill survived with multiple wounds to his chest face and neck.
A man described as bon fravcoomdiek at City Doud Aduilnlarratie Ponds reportedly gnawed glass in food. Officials feared a deliberate "line the food" plot but later determined the eater recovered and returned to work unharmed.
The article details strict security and silent departure protocols for American troop transports to France. Embarkation begins days early with no shore departures for soldiers or relatives. Letters and postcards are coordinated via port authorities and ships sail with undisclosed names, while onlookers at the pier see little activity beyond the ship’s whistle.
Mrs. Jones Thomson of New Orleans, formerly Genevieve Clark daughter of the speaker, is with her baby for the summer near Washington. The couple, Champ Clark Thomson, plan to stay through the season.
Paris residents fault government for neglecting statue protection during air raids. Citizens report improper placement of protective measures and note monuments exposed to blasts while sheltering in trenches. Authorities vow action to reinforce defenses and safeguard cultural landmarks.
Amid May fighting in French Africa a Joysul battalion carried an officer’s body for twenty kilometers through battle to burial. Four youths refused to retreat after their lieutenant fell, fighting the enemy with grenades until they could bear him off to safety and bury him at dawn.
At Camp Pike Private William L. Taylor was ill and sent word to his sergeant George W. Heuhing. The sergeant Reubling was tried by court martial and convicted, sentenced to eight years in military prison, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and dishonorable discharge.
Troops wait behind closed doors as a large vessel slips from harbor under tug guidance. Civilians watch the city fade, while soldiers and sailors anticipate the journey and the mystery beyond the horizon.
Charles McNeile spent five years in a Powder River mountains retreat in Oregon unaware of the war. He came out with $65 000 in gold and, upon learning the Kaiser’s global conflict, tried to enlist but was deemed too old. He invested the funds in thrift stamps and Liberty bonds and sent for a grub stake before returning to the hills.
William McQuillan, longtime occupant of the Tualatin hotel in Hillsboro Oregon, bought the business for 11000 dollars after the proprietors closed the site. He has lived there for twenty years and plans to remain as the hotel undergoes closure.
A segment notes authorities will safeguard a notable piece of statuary and historical art, ensuring reasonable protection measures and preservation of the artifact for public interest.
The Italian relief department establishes homes to shelter wives of soldiers. The facilities will provide care, and efforts will ensure women are supported after maternity needs and during transitions back to private housing.
A local band named Liberty Band performed in Moundeville with members Doy Nari and Alex Sivlind. The event drew a modest crowd and sparked discussion over the performance titled Liberty Band fheloe.
Specialists describe hot air drying as a rapid uniform method to preserve vegetables and fruits for months or years. Homemade and small market driers fit atop stoves, with plans for a galvanized base, wooden frame, tin sides, and eight trays arranged for even heat.
A historical note describes a drying system using heated air flow to carry moisture away. It explains how air currents pass over products and through trays, improving speed and uniformity of drying. Upper and lower trays can be swapped during operation to maintain even drying throughout.
Cleanliness in bread making is essential in all cookery as it prevents spoilage and keeps flavors intact. The text notes that heat drives off substances like carbon dioxide and alcohol, while bacteria can produce sour or rancid compounds that baking does not remove.
A fragmented guide describes a cleaning closet setup with racks and shelves for utensils. It lists items such as a mop bucket with rollers, wall mop, broom with hook, dustpan, brushes, and cloths. It warns to keep fabrics away from heat and suggests improvised tools and materials for daily cleaning tasks.
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