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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
2
Pett Ridge speaks at Mansion House to London college pupils urging joyful reading and skipping as mental exercise. He shares stories about a hospital patient seeking Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and a pill firm agent who offers cures for asthma and zymotic diseases with a grand but dubious guarantee.
A Petrograd report notes that all class titles, privileges, and distinctions have been abolished in Russia. The move mirrors a witty French story where passport rules strip titles from names, ending with a self description of simplicity as names like Saint Cyr vanish.
An early report describes how scientific progress is revealing earth’s secrets, reforming rocks and minerals, and reproducing materials by artificial means. It mentions experiments at Carnegie Laboratory and Carnegie Institute of Washington, highlighting the rapid pace of discovery.
A damaged clipping shows a debate between a protestor claiming free born American rights and a thoughtful citizen acknowledging limits on wartime talk. The excerpt illustrates tension over speech during the war era.
The fragment argues that a reformer who acts within himself advances more than seven hundred noisy patriots. It emphasizes inner work over outward ado, suggesting personal change is essential to public betterment.
Reports from military men say American troops rapidly adapted to modern warfare, proving versatile in the Lorraine and Toul sectors and at Chemin des Dames. They trained in rifle and bayonet drills, used elastic front tactics, and suffered mud and shell splinters while maintaining strong defense and counterattacks.
Twelve people died in Winchester New York when a burned building housing a moving picture theater collapsed Saturday. Twenty three were severely injured and transported to Clark County Hospital. about thirty others were hurt lightly as the roof and walls fell onto a seat area and scattered debris.
A letter to Secretary Lane from President Wilkrod expresses hope that every school forms a regiment of volunteer war garden troops. The plan envisions a nationwide army of able children, with Hibbs estimating production near 500,000 units this year.
King Alfonso accepts resignations of the cabinet led by Marquis Alhucumes. The king has summoned the heads of the political factions to a conference and ordered police to secure the meeting.
A district court jury convicted Frank H H Mullins, former city detective, of theft related to a vote buying scheme. The case tied to jewelry valued at a substantial sum and an alleged holdup at a Model Roadhouse. The Denver society figure Mrs Steve Nolan was connected to the proceedings.
A reflective piece portrays Saint Patrick as a humane Irishman who rose from humble beginnings. It argues birth origin mattered little to greatness, credits his leadership and empathy for social progress, and notes legends blur the line between myth and human virtue.
The excerpt honors a virtuous man praised for guiding light, charity, and timely aid. It emphasizes his plain godly form, kind gaze, and loving speech that urged peace and goodwill on earth, noting that only such a person could have done 20 great acts of good for everyone.
The four leaf clover and shamrock lore links Greece Ireland and folk magic. Believers held the four leaf plant protective against evil spirits and useful for luck and safe journeys. Warnings note plants may be elusive and can perish where growing.
A fragmentary diary excerpt recalls Saint Patrick paying his own way through mission work. It notes his disdain for payments from converts and his insistence on preaching freely, stressing humility and enduring travel to spread Christian confirmatory grace. The text references his baptismal ministry and loyalty to guiding the people.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discover y as a tonic to renew energy and health. It claims purer blood prevents illness, notes skin and eye improvements, and sells tablets and liquid at sixty cents, emphasizing herbal ingredients and alcohol‑free formula.
A fragment reflects on bees and honey makers and critics who cast bitterness with sharp words. It hints at people who savor extracting sweetness from every hour while ignoring stingy speech. The tone shifts to a pithy, reflective aside about self-restraint and civility.
The advertisement proposes mixing juice of two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint lemon lotion. Strain through cloth to remove pulp and store for months. Used daily on face neck arms and hands it claims to bleach freckle sallowness tan and soften rough red skin at low cost.
A mercenary mindset surfaces in a fragmentary quote about books and truth. It notes limited help from books, emphasizes practical aid from scenarios, and hints that money comes more from real opportunities than literature. The passage blends candid self-assessment with pragmatic focus on outcomes.
Scientists review a century of weather data revealing recurring patterns in temperature, precipitation, and storm activity. Researchers note high variability across decades with notable spikes linked to regional trends and broader climate oscillations. The study discusses implications for longer term forecasting and resilience planning.
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