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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented line of text argues Castoria would save babies lives and warns against dangers, mentioning narcotic drops and medical claims. The garbled OCR leaves unclear sources, dates, or authorities, but centers on alleged product safety and public health warnings.
An ad style note proclaims a new compound named Eatonio that supposedly absorbs harmful gases and quickly relieves stomach misery. The copy promises relief that comes even after use begins and hints at ongoing improvement during hot weather.
A garbled exchange shows a street conversation about honesty and tipping conductors, mentioning an umbrella, rain, and a man of manners. The dialogue hints at dissatisfaction with a fare or service and a casual remark about payment and propriety.
French American forces drive German troops back from the Marne front inflicting heavy losses and capturing thousands of prisoners and hundreds of guns. German retreat threatens pursuit as Allied pressure grows near Paris with British actions at Meteren and other local attacks.
A joint assessment by the Que state council of defense the federal food administration and the state farm market bureau warns of a serious crop movement situation. It notes a marked increase in wheat plantings and a need for storage and transport capacity to move surplus to markets.
French cavalry participated in the Paris advance for the first time since the Marne and supported the Champagne offensive in September. WIA reports note cavalry engaged despite barbed wire hindrances as trench warfare persisted. Crowder urges early preparation for mobilization and training ahead of potential calls to service.
In Moscow a disorder erupted during a wedding after a sudden break from tradition. Within 24 hours authorities reported multiple incidents and registered concerns, prompting rapid public safety advisories and investigations into the event and its participants.
An old advertisement promotes a lemon juice and orchard white lotion to reduce freckles sunburn and tan. It touts a quarter pint of the mixture from two lemons and three ounces of orchard white for a small cost. The ad urges applying the fragrant lotion to face neck hands to achieve lighter, clearer skin.
A social session tale cites a Mississippi representative to illustrate that teamwork fails to improve industrial results. A teacher asks Tommy how long a task would take if father and uncle Jim worked together. he quips that they would take ten thousand years, since together they would sit on the fence, smoke, and swap fish stories.
A chatty ad blends cosmetics claims about Othine-dowbt to clear freckles with a humorous aside on kissing rights. It contrasts a judge in an Eastern case granting a wife a right to refuse a kiss with another judge in San Francisco upholding a husband’s right to kiss anytime, then ends with a note on the Canadian Airplane Company employing only British subjects.
During the 1870s war a gardener in Franco's era — Victor Lemolle — pursued plant experiments to ease his mind. He cross fertilized various areas and created the famed French Vines shrubs. His work included recreating the mock orange and many perennials amid France's struggle for freedom.
A humorous note from a ministerial advertisement notes a parsonage sign reading Spirits Rectified and jokes about a local bet. The squib references a politician named Dubb running for senator and a playful challenge about walking as a bet.
Springfield labor group petitions the city council to regulate street tents in the wake of rising encampments. Leaders plan to press for orderly terms and peaceable terms to manage temporary shelters and curb associated issues.
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