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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
4
An editorial urging readers to protect health by using Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a liver remedy. It likens bodily cleanliness to safeguarding weapons and urges purchase at drug stores for twenty five cents, naming ingredients like May apple aloe and jalap.
A humorous exchange about food inspection and propriety opens with teases about appearance. The piece shifts to a parlor scene and a marriage quip. B D Cooper, dairy league president, jokes that farmers should marry but warns a wife can be a strong helper or hindrance.
In this time of ash scarcity wood ashes are praised as a top fertilizer. Save ashes from the ash pan in a large box and sprinkle them over the garden to boost potatoes grains and vegetables.
Copper mines at Butte face a probable strike as allied unions weigh machinists action. Idaho gambling halls may close during business hours by governor's order. News covers prison letters, Willard and Dempsey title bout plans, lynching near Salt Lake, and Utah student arrest.
Allied report states German aircraft bombed an American field hospital near the front Saturday evening, dropping eight bombs of which three failed to explode. Windows were shattered but no occupants were hurt as patients were moved rearward. Villages behind the line also shelled. four privates wounded by grenades.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters leader Hutcheson called off a shipyard strike in New York and eastern ports after a telegram from President Wilson. Over 6000 workers were returning to work as leaders ordered men to report Monday. The union plans to present the dispute to the president for a direct settlement.
An enemy submarine bombarded Dover early Saturday, shelling the town for about thirty rounds before being fired on from shore. Casualties were about a dozen with light damage, as coastal defenses deter further attacks on the well defended town.
An American patrol halted the German trench approach on Sunday night and escaped a deadly electric wire trap by hugging the ground. They avoided a return to the German line to dodge electrocution and machine gun fire, then returned to their positions once the danger ended. In the Southwest incident, the two Powers brothers and Tom Fitton, alleged draft evaders, are accused of killing Sheriff McBride and two deputies near Globe Arizona and flee toward the Mexican line with a large posse and Apache support.
Reports say government paymasters in Chituabun City and Parral and Joares fled with 6.1 million in gold meant for troops. Local gurrins and Mesica-Cuarran units threaten mutiny amid the theft allegation and security concerns.
Report from Boncow states Petrograd Gierman forces at Grodpo and Korno refuse to follow orders to redeploy. They entrench under their own artillery and have repelled a loyal forces detachment sent to punish them.
An advertisement notes that toasting tobacco enhances flavor similar to cooking meat. It claims this simple discovery boosted demand rapidly and suggests cooking methods historically improve many foods and tobaccos alike.
In a Boston street scene a bishop recalling Phillips Brooks era watches street department laborers lazing with hoes picks and shovels. He questions their zeal asking if they work for the city and is told they earn 2500 a day prompting a moment of quiet reflection.
Fragmentary text notes a large number of women suffering and mentions Swamp-Root. The readable portion lacks clear context, dates, or specific events. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed in the surviving lines.
A wartime ethical guide urges readers to avoid chatter and alarm, promote home industry, endure sacrifice with courage, and honor fallen loved ones. The message stresses useful work, noble bearing, and steadfastness in support of Victory.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a hair care guide discussing color, texture, and application concerns. The text mentions long faded hair, greasy residue risk, and unclear steps for achieving gray or tinted results. No clear entities or dates identified.
A garbled line hints at insults toward a group, noting they face consequences for their actions and that they must pay. The text appears as a stray OCR fragment with no clear event, date, or identifiable names.
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female illness. The copy addresses women broadly and asserts long standing success, pitching the product as a remedy backed by generations of use and promising relief.
A. E B Westbrook of Kansas State Agricultural College calls choral singing highly beneficial for communities. He says music unifies people, fosters brotherhood, broadens insight, and brings neighbors together for shared culture beyond common songs.
The readable passage discusses Economy as a parent of Integrity Liberty and Ease and the demon Temperance of Cheerfulness and Health. It references Grnts Fetters and Hawkenyrorth with unclear phrases about irons and followers. The garbled OCR yields no clear event or person actions.
Italian expert Ment develops a new grape honey using a special process. The method aims to preserve fruits and flavoring syrups by careful heating and crystallization, yielding a clear syrup with reduced contamination.
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