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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
5
In Washington, staff officers and soldiers praise General Pershing for genuine American qualities. A veteran recounts meeting the general during his France orders journey and a boyhood porter recalls Pershing as a considerate young man who once tossed a pebble at him, showing his early temper and later kindness.
With an eye to the future Benator Torge warned that adopting too many measures may jeopardize progress. He cited a comical comparison to a prima donna drafting a contract who struck out her husband in a clause for transportation for herself maid and dog.
An army lieutenant flew a whale hunting expedition in a plane equipped with a machine gun. Watching from about 1000 feet above the Pacific, he spotted a whale four miles off. The animal surfaced briefly and was killed with a short burst, a motorboat retrieved the carcass, yielding the hunter a sizable prize.
Federal investigators pursue a sweeping plot after deadly packages addressed to cabinet officials judges lawmakers and executives were found in the New York post office. Bombs shared the same packing and fake tag amid attacks that injured a senator's wife and a journalist. Prominent targets included Secretary of Labor Wilson and Attorney General Palmer, with addresses sent to Rockefeller and Justice Holmes.
Berlin reports that President Paul von Hindenburg informed Ebert of his intent to retire to private life after a preliminary peace is concluded. He cites advanced age and the burden of office, promising to continue service only as long needed.
An earthquake causes a drastic rise in Lake Topitige water levels and widespread damage. Government proclaims a state of siege while engineers and workers drain the lake to reduce the flooding and remove debris. Bodies and wreckage cover the lake as authorities assess losses.
In Woolls adjacent to Woodbury New Jersey a circus lion broke from its cage during a show and fatally mauled a keeper before fleeing. A crowd of spectators pursued the animal with makeshift weapons as townsfolk searched the area for the dangerous animal. A second item notes a hazardous package investigation linked to Senator Overman.
Dohara, president of the Consumers company, agreed to promissory terms for a deal worth 2,000 townes Haeword T Lenn. The arrangement outlines a ten year period for the deed at an agreed price, with negotiations indicated between Nye and Cavagos on behalf of the parties involved.
Report from Managua and Washington notes that ship letters claim Jalle towns overflow with picketers. The War Department approves training camps for reserve airmen with 81x CoO Lmente designated for national coverage. Alfred Ganauler Plane family cited among attendees.
The Department of Agriculture outlines its hog cholera vaccination and inspection program for stock yards to protect the U S wine industry and permit reshipment of vaccinated hogs. From July to December 1918 over 924,000 hogs were immunized in 18 cities.
Fragmentary notes discuss early training of a colt, manage young stock, and welfare concerns. Mentions preventing the dam from tying after weaning and feeding regimens for young animals. Some terms are garbled but indicate care routines and potential risks to livestock during early weeks.
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover that instantly stops pain and lifts the corn away. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents at any drug store and works on bird, soft, or between-toe calluses without soreness. A Cincinnati invention praised, followed by a Philadelphia revival anecdote ending with a church question from a pretty girl.
An old household remedy, GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER, touted as helpful for constipation indigestion liver trouble and general malaise invites readers to ask their druggist for a bottle. A light anecdote follows about a child misnaming a concept of a new heart as a heavenly stomach.
A quoted advertisement extols delicate perfume and Cuticura products for clear skin, noting cleansing with hot water and talcum powder. The piece also cites George Bernard Shaw on money, arguing that wealth becomes a curse only under foolish social conditions.
A fragmentary notice references Pioros a Pleasant Pellet with unclear disease terms and a warning about speaking prudently to avoid misstatements. The readable text hints at health-related phrases and editorial caution. No clear individuals or organizations are identified.
An advertisement touts EATONIC as a remedy for acid stomach, indigestion, gas and bloating. It claims Hyperacidity causes numerous ailments and markets EATONIC as an absorbent that cleanses the stomach, restores strength, and guarantees instant relief or a refund. The text urges readers to buy a big box from their druggist.
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