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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
2
Obscure text from an OCR segment shows disjointed phrases about a visit, cabbage sums, and references to people and place names. The readable lines hint at a social or domestic scene but lack coherent facts or a clear event to report. No identifiable individuals or institutions emerge with certainty.
A vintage ad fragment touts Freckles removal using double strength cream with nightly and morning application. It claims rapid fading of dark spots and a whiter complexion, urging purchase of the product under money-back offer. Also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Peliets for liver and bowel regulation. The piece ends with a quip about a man blowing his own horn.
Split into domestic and foreign items, the week’s digest notes an Yakima Washington earthquake February 28, a federal probe into a note to an enemy prisoner at Fort Douglas, a Denver business owner dying from a shooting near Cheyenne, and a wave of wartime and political stories from the United States and abroad.
A German informed telegram claims the Drext Litovel delegation has accepted all peace conditions, citing increased demands. It notes Turkey gains by detaching Karaband Kars and Batoum from Russia under self determination pretexts, with Batoum and Karabagh linked to Transcaucasia and Turkish Armenia.
German forces push raiders into every key sector on the west front as heavy artillery and aerial activity rise. Allied lines hold firm amid reports the strikes may precede a larger offensive. Macedonia and Italy cited in broader strategic notes.
Attorney Maxwell McNutt says Than J. Mooney will not petition the state supreme court to reconsider its death sentence for the bombing here but will appeal directly to the governor for a pardon. The director of Mooney's defense announced this Saturday.
Rail officials announce added parcels for farming near Hobie and across Nebraska for the year. The plan widens areas adjoining rail routes, including land adjacent to tracks now cultivated by farmers on both sides of the rondo.
A female auto racer died in a crash in Los Angeles. Five others were injured in the incident involving a car collision. Emergency responders attended the scene and transported the wounded to area hospitals for treatment.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a medicinal tonic to restore vigor and vitality. It mixes herbal ingredients and recommends a spring “housecleaning” with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to purify the system and cleanse the intestines.
Birds on farms aid crop success and return cash equivalents. Encouragement of birdlife supports yields and farm income through natural pest control and pollination benefits.
An interview with Ania and a physician notes that kidney trouble is common yet often undetected among many insurance applicants. The piece highlights public unawareness and cites Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a popular herbal remedy.
An ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs inflammation of the throat and lungs and bronchial irritation. It claims fifty two years of American use and benefits for lung trouble asthma croup and bronchitis with promised rest and easier morning expectoration.
A damaged fragment discusses catarrh and a claimed cure, with garbled references to a physician, dates, places, and names. It mentions a positive result and a letter, but the source text is largely unreadable leaving uncertain details about person, place, or outcome.
Recipe style text describes a preparation with ham glycerine and Barbe Can y ingredients, followed by garbled directions about hair care. It mentions a rocking chair invention and a circular device for pulling a sail, all in disjointed fragments.
A Scientific American writer notes experiments with alcohol benzol fuel showing mixed results. A car with one part benzol and one part alcohol reached 42 mph and 4.06 miles per pint. other mixes varied in speed and range. Pure benzol and gasoline performance are compared, highlighting cost and availability concerns.
Since October 1 the Cavite wireless station links with the Manila observatory to transmit time signals across the Pacific. Service aids mercantile and naval fleets, with signals at 10:85 am and 9 pm standard time, five minutes long, excluding several ticks each minute.
James W. Gerard in New York argues that fighting must continue until German aims are proven absurd. A parable about a professor and a loan shark contrasts bold resolve with a satirical jab at German militarism and a quirky regional note from Atchison Globe.
Optical Glens option described in fragmented text with mentions of nanofabrication processes and purity from defects. The garbled passage references raw materials rejection and wartime style phrasing, indicating technical notes on optical components and manufacturing standards.
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