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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
2
A poem questions divine protection and moral guidance amid war. It laments brutality, questions who guards compassion and sanctifies home, and condemns brutality as a blot on God’s name, ending with a call naming the Prussians as such.
The report recounts a Washington lobby scene where lawmakers debated race and power amid a chaotic gathering. A governor turned senator and several named figures are referenced in a charged, rumor-filled exchange that hints at wider political tensions.
A garbled wartime snippet mentions German geology and potential aliens in a blurred wartime setting. It hints at a mysterious science topic, with scattered names and places, but the legible parts show no clear events or dates. The passage remains fragmentary and uncertain.
A garbled report describes Lientenin Taner of Sasketchewar losing sight at Ypres while attempting to remove his coat amid confusion. An attendant and a sergeant offered aid as fellow soldiers strained to assist. The account, though unclear, notes exhaustion and a cautious response from the unit as they tended to the wounded.
CLARENCH L. SPEED argues the German American alliance threatened American laws, unity, and life, citing 1901 to 1910 German influence campaigns in the United States. He urges readers to judge Germany from its own evidence and warns against German control of German-origin communities.
The ministry of food cites experiments that mix potatoes with butter or margarine to create a cheap substitute for butter. Peel and boil potatoes, rub, stir with one teaspoon of salt, and mix two ounces of butter or margarine per 14 ounces of potatoes. Color and preservative may extend shelf life, following packet directions.
Reported decision in Siam to abandon the white elephant banner in favor of a red, white, and blue flag symbolizing democracy. The Chrielan Science Monitor notes mixed feelings yet sees Siam aligning with nations like the United States and Serbia in adopting a tricolor emblem, while debate continues over preserving historical symbols.
An appeal urges total national effort in World War I, calling for men aged eighteen to sixty to work at least thirty hours weekly. The ordinance aims to mobilize labor across classes, with noncompliance risking jail. A Wisconsin farmer cites cows yielding more milk when phonographs are played during milking, reflecting morale boosting ideas of the era.
A description notes that an Ao herbarium is a collection of dried plants systematically arranged for ready reference. It highlights market value, careful collection, and separation of genuine garden plants from native species, implying expert collectors seek profit from well-prepared material.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Old Christmas Day observed by a church and community rites around January and New Year. Mentions Creek region and a misrendered calendar, with unclear dates and names.
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